Mar 17, 2020·edited·1 reply
0need the aliens to swoop in right about now
They would die in 30 minutes cause of their non native immune system
neon 🍄Mar 17, 2020·edited·2 replies
reminiscingclosed cases worldwide (either dead or recovered): 89035
Dead: 7933
7933/89035=8,9%
South Korea has a 0.6% death rate
I think there are a few reasons for this and the death rate will end up being lower than 9% globally1) Older populations like Italy are gonna have a higher death rate
2) Enough people aren't being tested in places like Italy and the US, probably way more people have it
3) When a health care systems is overloaded like parts of Italy is way more people are just going to die because there aren't enough supplies and doctors for how bad things getStill though this s*** is so contagious that if we don't shut stuff down tons of people will die for the 3rd reason
- CKL TML 🌺Mar 17, 2020Jaco· edited
They would die in 30 minutes cause of their non native immune system
Mar 17, 2020SELAHboth , and it can stay in inanimate objects for almost 9 days they think :/
Mar 17, 2020·1 replyHeyFriendsso does it spread by someone who has covid touching you or is it just coughing/sneezing?
can u get it if they cough/sneeze on inanimate object that you touch?If you touch it and eat without washing your hands or rub your eyes
- Mar 17, 2020·1 reply
just got the ok to stay home
Mar 17, 2020
MisfitVanessa said rip to them old heads but i’m different 💯
https://twitter.com/felipe100flores/status/1239996284230160385real one detected
Mar 17, 2020·2 repliesImagine getting it, surviving, getting it again, and dying
smh
Mar 17, 2020·1 replySELAHidk man , maybe you're right - there's also a lot of people ( old people specially ) that could have died without being tested
This is also true. But I feel like more people had it and recovered than people who died but weren’t tested. Odds are if someone fell ill suddenly they’d go to a hospital where it was confirmed they had it. Whereas you could have it but think it was a cold or something and move past it
- CKL TML 🌺Mar 17, 2020Brad reputation
just got the ok to stay home
lets go
- Mar 17, 2020·1 replybased alpha chad
believe what your gut tells you. the overboard fear tactics and mind tricks everyone is being succumbed to (and playing on themselves) is ridiculous.
what fear tactics are they then? the media certainly has not been scaremongering and started this whole thing by suggesting it is just like the flu.
- Mar 17, 2020neon· edited
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/16/opinions/south-korea-italy-coronavirus-survivability-sepkowitz/index.html
South Korea has a 0.6% death rate
I think there are a few reasons for this and the death rate will end up being lower than 9% globally1) Older populations like Italy are gonna have a higher death rate
2) Enough people aren't being tested in places like Italy and the US, probably way more people have it
3) When a health care systems is overloaded like parts of Italy is way more people are just going to die because there aren't enough supplies and doctors for how bad things getStill though this s*** is so contagious that if we don't shut stuff down tons of people will die for the 3rd reason
my country has the 4th oldest population in the world
- CKL TML 🌺Mar 17, 2020·1 replyTheLifeofLogn
Imagine getting it, surviving, getting it again, and dying
smh
hate when this happens to cancer patients breh
so sad - Mar 17, 2020
ItsANewWorldif trump give us each a rack i'm going full maga
CRINE
- Mar 17, 2020·1 replyHeyFriends
so does it spread by someone who has covid touching you or is it just coughing/sneezing?
can u get it if they cough/sneeze on inanimate object that you touch?Asymptomatic and presymptomatic people can spread it as well so it’s definitely not only through droplets
It also stays in the air for about 3 hours and on surfaces up to 72 hours (depends what kind of surface)
Mar 17, 2020neon· editedhttps://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/16/opinions/south-korea-italy-coronavirus-survivability-sepkowitz/index.html
South Korea has a 0.6% death rate
I think there are a few reasons for this and the death rate will end up being lower than 9% globally1) Older populations like Italy are gonna have a higher death rate
2) Enough people aren't being tested in places like Italy and the US, probably way more people have it
3) When a health care systems is overloaded like parts of Italy is way more people are just going to die because there aren't enough supplies and doctors for how bad things getStill though this s*** is so contagious that if we don't shut stuff down tons of people will die for the 3rd reason
With the closed case method, they actually have a 5.4% death rate
- Mar 17, 2020Travis Bot
If you touch it and eat without washing your hands or rub your eyes
does it only so ready through ur hands? what about limbs?
- Mar 17, 2020·1 replyEnpax
This is also true. But I feel like more people had it and recovered than people who died but weren’t tested. Odds are if someone fell ill suddenly they’d go to a hospital where it was confirmed they had it. Whereas you could have it but think it was a cold or something and move past it
I hope you're right , lets see but yeah maybe they're only testing people who were in contact with others and people who had extreme covid symptoms so this makes sense
Mar 17, 2020Perc30 got dethroned
- Mar 17, 2020reminiscing
Asymptomatic and presymptomatic people can spread it as well so it’s definitely not only through droplets
It also stays in the air for about 3 hours and on surfaces up to 72 hours (depends what kind of surface)
in the air for 3 hours?
- Mar 17, 2020
What a time to ge alive