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18,000 people have died in the US THIS YEAR of the flu.
So far the Corona virus has not killed that many world wide.
Not saying its not a problem, but personally I will worry about it when the numbers warrant it.
I think if the predictions of "thousands of cases" happening by then in the US it would be justified. Considering how far people for this event it makes sense. I also think that if most people will just attempt to practice better hygiene this won't kill nearly as many people here as other countries, older/sick people being excluded. It's dangerous, but should not be as lethal to the majority of people.So in a thread a couple of days ago, I asked whether we are taking this too seriously or not seriously enough. Not having spectators at a sporting event in April in the US would be under the heading of "too seriously."
Percentage wise, covid-19 is already worse. Somewhere around a 2% rate versus the flu which is something like .10%.18,000 people have died in the US THIS YEAR of the flu.
So far the Corona virus has not killed that many world wide.
Not saying its not a problem, but personally I will worry about it when the numbers warrant it.
Not to mention that the event is outside. This is fake news, I think.So in a thread a couple of days ago, I asked whether we are taking this too seriously or not seriously enough. Not having spectators at a sporting event in April in the US would be under the heading of "too seriously."
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Of course I agree that it be taken the proper amount of seriousness. But who determines that right amount? Those who determine the proper amount of seriousness for themselves or others will either be too much for some or not enough for others. People are going to do what they want regardless.That's a false choice. I'd prefer it be taken the proper amount of serious.
To me that higher rate is basically because the initial large outbreak was in a freakin 3rd world countryPercentage wise, covid-19 is already worse. Somewhere around a 2% rate versus the flu which is something like .10%.
I guess what I would say is the proper amount of seriousness is what the medical experts tell us. Right now, they're saying, essentially:Of course I agree that it be taken the proper amount of seriousness. But who determines that right amount? Those who determine the proper amount of seriousness for themselves or others will either be too much for some or not enough for others. People are going to do what they want regardless.
I certainly agree that we don't need to panic. That will cause way more problems. If you're a business that operates internationally, you certainly need to assess risk in an appropriate manner.
China literally isn't third world.To me that higher rate is basically because the initial large outbreak was in a freakin 3rd world country
Yeah it’s probably worth doing the due diligence to make sure they are prepared but seems to be an overreaction to make a call right now
To me that higher rate is basically because the initial large outbreak was in a freakin 3rd world country
Hell neither is Washington stateItaly isn’t 3rd world.
I was referring to China and the area the virus started is basically 3rd world with crappy health care and ability to control the spread due to large population.Italy isn’t 3rd world.
But it's still mostly only killing old people and people with pre existing complicating conditionsHell neither is Washington state
This I am aware of but you don't hear of people dropping dead all over Beijing it's mostly in the rural areas of China that are basically 3rd worldChina literally isn't third world.
It's second world.
I was referring to China in the area the virus started is basically 3rd world with crapy health care and ability to control the spread due to large population.
Italy has by far the most geriatric population in Europe and it is primarily affecting old people and thus the higher death rate.
Absolutely, man. That's why it should be taken seriously and those of us who aren't older or immunocompromised have to do our part. Doesn't mean cancelling attendance at sporting events if you're not sick, though.
2.5China literally isn't third world.
It's second world.
You may want to rethink your position. Here's some science for you: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/hea...ronavirus/coronavirus-disease-2019-vs-the-flu18,000 people have died in the US THIS YEAR of the flu.
So far the Corona virus has not killed that many world wide.
Not saying its not a problem, but personally I will worry about it when the numbers warrant it.
There's literally no part of China that is 3rd world. Third world is a term that means "neither a liberal democracy aligned with the US (first world) nor a communist dictatorship aligned with the USSR/China."This I am aware of but you don't hear of people dropping dead all over Beijing it's mostly in the rural areas of China that are basically 3rd world
Yeah it’s probably worth doing the due diligence to make sure they are prepared but seems to be an overreaction to make a call right now
Not disagreeing there since this virus has more of a respiratory component and the elderly are more susceptible to pneumonia.How many old people do you know? This is far deadlier to them than the flu.
Semantics. You know what I meant and it was a figure of speech as to living conditionsThere's literally no part of China that is 3rd world. Third world is a term that means "neither a liberal democracy aligned with the US (first world) nor a communist dictatorship aligned with the USSR/China."
Now, if you would like to say there are developed and less developed parts of China, I'll allow it.
Haha but I like semanticsSemantics. You know what I meant and it was a figure of speech as to living conditions
MeanieHaha but I like semantics
No true at all. Do these pics of Wuhan look like a 3rd World location to you? Not saying it's perfect but it is definitely NOT 3rd world.I was referring to China and the area the virus started is basically 3rd world with crappy health care and ability to control the spread due to large population.
Italy has by far the most geriatric population in Europe and it is primarily affecting old people and thus the higher death rate.
I'm waiting and dreading the day we see a story of some random person sneezing in public and getting mobbed. You know it's coming as the panic escalates.
The fear is Covid-19 can be spread simply by bodily droplets in the air v only direct contact. That would mean standing down breeze from someone or just nearby could be enough to transmit the virus. The CDC is testing that possibility right now and prolly what The Masters is concerned about.Of course I agree that it be taken the proper amount of seriousness. But who determines that right amount? Those who determine the proper amount of seriousness for themselves or others will either be too much for some or not enough for others. People are going to do what they want regardless.
I certainly agree that we don't need to panic. That will cause way more problems. If you're a business that operates internationally, you certainly need to assess risk in an appropriate manner.
I have a hard time seeing people mobbing someone that they think has the coronavirus?....
You can't wait too much longer. There's a lot of logistics that goes into that many people going into an area (or not) for an entire week. And for an event like The Masters that is going to attract so many international visitors....even moreso.
I know people connected about as high as you can get connected on the Georgia/National response on this thing. The CDC internal material shows that between 15,000 and 33,000 people will die of "regular" strains of flu this year. That's the norm. The U.S. has had 11 deaths from Coronavirus so far. Who knows how bad it will mushroom, and we need to be cautious, of course. But so far the media-fed hysteria does not match reality.have no fans at Masters due to Covid-19 virus. That would be a real shocker and cost people a whole bunch of money.
You might want to brush up on Wuhan. It is a leading manufacturing, modern industrial design, scientific, technology, research and educational area of China.Semantics. You know what I meant and it was a figure of speech as to living conditions
I know people connected about as high as you can get connected on the Georgia/National response on this thing. The CDC internal material shows that between 15,000 and 33,000 people will die of "regular" strains of flu this year. That's the norm. The U.S. has had 11 deaths from Coronavirus so far. Who knows how bad it will mushroom, and we need to be cautious, of course. But so far the media-fed hysteria does not match reality.
I know people connected about as high as you can get connected on the Georgia/National response on this thing. The CDC internal material shows that between 15,000 and 33,000 people will die of "regular" strains of flu this year. That's the norm. The U.S. has had 11 deaths from Coronavirus so far. Who knows how bad it will mushroom, and we need to be cautious, of course. But so far the media-fed hysteria does not match reality.
The Final Four is at M-B in late March, will it be without spectators? There has been discussions of teams only. Unless there are more confirmed cases in the USA I doubt spectatorless events will take place, BUT it could happen.So in a thread a couple of days ago, I asked whether we are taking this too seriously or not seriously enough. Not having spectators at a sporting event in April in the US would be under the heading of "too seriously."
Yes I'm sure most of the 11 million are quite wealthy there and have great health care...You might want to brush up on Wuhan. It is a leading manufacturing, modern industrial design, scientific, technology, research and educational area of China.
nah - still not worried. In two months there will be another media driven frenzy to worry about.You may want to rethink your position. Here's some science for you: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/hea...ronavirus/coronavirus-disease-2019-vs-the-flu