Is anyone else over this pandemic? Seriously, i have no regard whatsoever for this flu with a 99.96% survival rate. You still huddling at home scared?
51-55, M
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Genieinabottle · 51-55, M
@Keepitsimple i was exposed to the covid virus - worrked side by side with someone - no masks - she came up positive, nothing happened to me. I read somewhere that it is harder to transmit from one person to another than the flu, so thats good.
Keepitsimple · 51-55, F
@Genieinabottle I don’t know what the answer is but I’m willing to wear the mask if it would save somebody’s life by chance. I just don’t want to be locked down anymore. My state really needs to get back to work now.
Genieinabottle · 51-55, M
@Keepitsimple the economy with take years to recover. Businesses that used to provide jobs will never come back, never reopen, its a planned political attack to drive more people into governemnt servitude on welfare.
KuroNeko · 41-45, F
@Genieinabottle you seem happy enough to get stressed over this. I don't see the difference..its just a different obsession.
Genieinabottle · 51-55, M
@KuroNeko my stress is that we are destroying this country economically and hurting this adminstration over people like you.
KuroNeko · 41-45, F
@Genieinabottle its your funeral lol.
spjennifer · 56-60, T
@Genieinabottle FYI "survival rates" are not based on the number of people who haven't been infected "yet", they ARE based on the number infected and the number who have died. ISR (Infection Survival Rate) and IMR (Infection Mortality Rate) Currently sit at 96% Recovered and 4% mortality. Until everyone around the world is tested, your "Survival rate" numbers are meaningless and misleading. Those ISR and IMR numbers vary according to age group and location too...
Genieinabottle · 51-55, M
The US survival rate is considerably higher than the rest of the world - even England and Canada (so much for socialized medical systems) @spjennifer
spjennifer · 56-60, T
@Genieinabottle Things change very rapidly and 146,000 dead is nothing to crow about, sadly with the US's infection numbers growing by about 80,000 a day those numbers will rise very soon as the mortality rate currently sits at about 3.5% there. Mortality rates have little to do with "Socialized medicine" or not, they have more to do with which age segment of the population is infected and how quickly they are isolated from the rest...
ButterRobot · 51-55, M
CestManan · 46-50, F
@revenant Not only that but everything that happens otherwise, they say, "experts are worried about how this will affect the spread of covid".
I keep hearing, "Starting on such and such date, some place/company will require masks". My thought is, "ARE there any places left that do NOT already require it?"
I remember in the 80's when they acted exactly this way over AIDS. And sadly, they tried to drag out the fear for years.
I keep hearing, "Starting on such and such date, some place/company will require masks". My thought is, "ARE there any places left that do NOT already require it?"
I remember in the 80's when they acted exactly this way over AIDS. And sadly, they tried to drag out the fear for years.
MrMonnyPenny · 22-25, M
goldenorchid · 46-50, F
There's a much worse pandemic sweeping the planet, it's called stupidity and it spread by people that use hope as their only tactic.
CestManan · 46-50, F
@goldenorchid what are they hoping for exactly?
goldenorchid · 46-50, F
@CestManan that is all fake or it'll go away on its own, the reality scares them.
MarmeeMarch · M
[image deleted]You can thank the Floyd Riots for the upswing in cases. The George Floyd Riots happened on May 26th -10-14 days later - well you do the MATHS
[b]Source: CDC[/b]
[b]Source: CDC[/b]
spjennifer · 56-60, T
So what happens when it mutates, and it will, those rates are based on 8 months of statistics which is but a moment in time statistically speaking.