There were in fact 60-100,000 new cases today.
Not a chance of less than 500K total US deaths now by the end of Winter and I'd put good money on over 750K dead by mid 2021
very fun fact: about 1 in 1000 american black people has died of covid so far
There were in fact 60-100,000 new cases today.
Not a chance of less than 500K total US deaths now by the end of Winter and I'd put good money on over 750K dead by mid 2021
very fun fact: about 1 in 1000 american black people has died of covid so far
And that's just the cases we're officially catching. I don't think we will know the true numbers until this whole thing is over and people dig into numbers like excess deaths.
Y'all still talking about libshit like total deaths, when 25% of cases are crippled for life in the best case, or will die of side effects/downstream effects within the next few years.
Imagine 2 in every 10 people not being able to get out of bed because it makes their heart rate skyrocket to 130.
And imagine how many people will die due to fainting from 50% Oxy saturations behind the wheel, or while getting off a train, or operating a CNC mill.
Everybody focuses on deaths but nobody's talking about the walking corpses AKA "long haulers", which are far more numerous
I really don't think that's anywhere close to accurate. Are you maybe referring to critical cases?
check out the King's College london study. That one estimated 10% back in June, but there have been others saying 20-30%.
I'm not referring to critical cases. I'm referring to the "moderate" cases that never get better.
Others are saying that 20-30% of people who are infected are "crippled for life"??? Are you quite sure? Would you like to double check?
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No, it means they're just not transmitting at that moment. They could even transmit later, there's one dude in China who got tested 9 times across a period of a few months. First 8 tests negative, last 1 positive. He was sick the whole time.
This virus is akin to airborne HIV, possibly worse.
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I don't know if reinfection is possible. I think it's more likely that most reinfections are actually reactivations. I have no evidence to back that up though, but it seems extremely unlikely that you'd clear a virus once and then get it just as bad again.
The real problem (that nobody wants to confront) is that there's 0 evidence that the virus is ever cleared from the body. It possibly even infects/transfers DNA into gut bacteria, which is evidenced by success stories of antibiotics in clearing symptoms, but the symptoms coming back later
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yeah, 3 months is the lower end estimate.
I read medical accounts of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). These happened pre-COVID.
I read two stories about women who contracted some kind of virus, and developed CFS as a result.
They tested negative for the virus several times during their lives.
After they died, they found virus in the brain via autopsy. One of the women was 20 when she contracted the viral illness, and I think she died sometime in her 30s? Details are fuzzy but the part that stood out was the repeated testing negative despite having the physical virus in their bodies. Can't remember what virus it was either.
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That sucks, sounds worse than COVID.
For the record I absolutely would not take the COVID vaccine under any circumstances. There's no way I trust the most rushed through vaccine in human history. And even if it were safe, I'm skeptical that it would do any good for someone who already contracted the disease.
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Others are saying that 20-30% have "symptoms lasting longer than a month". There's also a paper showing that if your symptoms last longer than a month, they will last several months. Basically, you get better in 2 weeks or you have it forever.
I know because I am one, and have been communicating with a lot of people with similar shit. There is no such thing as a recovery, because NONE of their so-called "recoveries" are followed up. I've been recovered (and have heard of recoveries) for a week, 2 weeks, 6 weeks, but it always comes back.
So yes, functionally about 25% of people will be crippled for life. I'm from Cuomo's state, I still see people doing the COVID walk. It's the walk where you take one step every 5 seconds because otherwise your heartrate rockets or your O2 sats plummet. Keep in mind all these people are in their 20s to 40s and most of our cases are from March.
Neither the lib media nor the conservative media knows anything about COVID. It took them 5 months to admit that the European strain was 10x worse than the Chinese one, something I predicted in March (not bragging, just obvious from the death data). Media didn't talk about this because "China bad bad bad".
Additionally, more than half the doctors in this nation are useless bums who directly tell you that your symptoms are impossible. (no offense to actual bums, who can be quite based) They don't have even an ounce of mental flexibility, and their jobs will be replaced by AIs soon.
WRT long haulers, they are making completely unproven assumptions like 1) The virus has left our bodies 2) it's just "post viral fatigue" 3) that it's curable
My anecdotal data as well as official data from SARS-1 in 2003 refute that. 80% of SARS-1 survivors never regained "normal" functionality.
dunno about that stat, but maybe see linked articles here:
https://twitter.com/Lexialex/status/1299870360532185089
the actual current total is probably in the 225-250K range
I don't remember where and god forbid I search for anything myself, but I read somewhere that the annual deaths attributed to pneumonia was doubled, so that's probably a low ball.
Oldish (April), but probably relevant: https://www.ft.com/content/6bd88b7d-3386-4543-b2e9-0d5c6fac846c