fish-feeder wrote: I feel the US CDC and the WHO are rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic at the moment. I've seen video of portable crematoriums made from shipping containers and other odd things. Have a look on windy and go to SO2 emissions coming out of China at the moment. Sulpher dioxide is produced by burning organic matter,could be pets they are known to be killing,I don't know . Apparently there's a theory that someone took a test animal home to eat cause of swine and bird flu knocking down the amount of protein available in China at the moment,and the rest is Chinese whispers. |
chris_gee wrote: Some ill informed opinions so far. Even with incomplete knowledge to date there is plenty of reasonable analysis available. The death rate seems about 2.3% much higher in the 20% with severe infections. This far higher than the flu .05%. To compare existing deaths from the flu with this misses the point, as is saying it is largely confined to China. It seems like the cases double in just under a week and China had a head start by almost two months. The progression is 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1024 2048 4096 8192 ....... and on to a very large number in months. The Korean rate suggests they have gone from 1-2 to a thousand in a few weeks That is the problem and that it is infectious without symptoms eg the Italian dr self managing a supposed cold leading to the lockdown of a resort of a thousand potential contacts. Those interested in being better informed might start with https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2762130 |
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