Exactly@MoonFlier - I understood your anger before, but now even more so. I really hope she recovers quickly and you don't get it.
Thanks for nothing, doctor.
I wouldn't let her go out, either.
Exactly@MoonFlier - I understood your anger before, but now even more so. I really hope she recovers quickly and you don't get it.
Thanks for nothing, doctor.
I wouldn't let her go out, either.
I know what you're trying to say, but those stats are comparing apples to oranges to pineapples.You're more likely to kill yourself than die from Covid-19.
We cannot accomplish this data at present, no matter how internet of things we already are. It's not like there's an app that records every sneeze and cough and fever out there. Medicine is often developed by understanding the data backwards. On second thought, someone could design an app that tries to test people out of symptoms. Make it viral and have it suggest people to go to the doctor and to stay vigilant.I know what you're trying to say, but those stats are comparing apples to oranges to pineapples.
You have to bring it all down to per annum and we don't have those numbers. What we know right now is it seems about 2% of those who have been identified with it pass on due to complications from it. The unknown boxes are too many to start making any comparisons. We have no clue how many people who are exposed to it even contract it. How many people actually contract it. How many people are dying from complications from it but their deaths are attributed to other issues (looking at you nursing homes)
So to help fill in those other boxes and bring them down to the same unit of measure, what percent of the population dies from cancer in a year? Suicide?
Exactly. I mean people don't freak out about riding motorcycles and airplanes but they freak out about this. People are just amped up because they can't control it. People are not used to not being in control.Just for a little perspective.
I mean, your odds of dying from cancer are 1 in 7.
You don't see everyone freaking out about that.
You don't see people not driving their cars.
Folks need to slow their roll...
- Heart disease: one in six
- Cancer: one in seven
- Lower respiratory disease: one in 27
- Suicide: one in 88
- Opioid overdose: one in 96
- Car crash: one in 103
- Fall: one in 114
- Gun assault: one in 285
- Pedestrian incident: one in 556
- Motorcycle crash: 1 in 858
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We cannot accomplish this data at present, no matter how internet of things we already are. It's not like there's an app that records every sneeze and cough and fever out there. Medicine is often developed by understanding the data backwards. On second thought, someone could design an app that tries to test people out of symptoms. Make it viral and have it suggest people to go to the doctor and to stay vigilant.
Rather than to race against the virus, we should load up in defense in anticipation of its coming (of course while our most intelligent experts keep an eye on it)
I thought australia was already close to developing a vaccine? Or where was that?
Exactly. I mean people don't freak out about riding motorcycles and airplanes but they freak out about this. People are just amped up because they can't control it. People are not used to not being in control.
we have no idea how widespread this is. .thats because we are so far behind in tracking thanks to our administration. between a lying president, and media that lies for him to protect him, and the opposition flaming the panic we are basicaly on our own to manage this. there is no vaccine, and one is not coming soon enough to do anyone any good in the here and now. your doctor has nothing but supportive care for you. remember, how many viruses have we controlled?? and, viruses mutate making them difficult to find vaccine for. .I dont mean to be the voice of doom ,just reality
We cannot accomplish this data at present, no matter how internet of things we already are. It's not like there's an app that records every sneeze and cough and fever out there. Medicine is often developed by understanding the data backwards. On second thought, someone could design an app that tries to test people out of symptoms. Make it viral and have it suggest people to go to the doctor and to stay vigilant.
Rather than to race against the virus, we should load up in defense in anticipation of its coming (of course while our most intelligent experts keep an eye on it)
I thought australia was already close to developing a vaccine? Or where was that?
Correct. Comparisons simply cannot be made at this time. We can however point to those who have been diagnosed and had minimal issue getting through the virus. That helps to keep the panic down... umm... I think. People still surprise me. (LOL @ TP fights)
A vaccine will take minimum of 18 months to create from what we've heard from scientists who know about this. Don't listen to politicians.
I don't understand the tissue fight at all. People are stocking up on tissue not sanitizers. I'm confused.
That is the very reason why people are sounding the alarm and have been doing so as people need to be made aware Before it gets to where there is nothing to be done as relying on government only sets people up for a huge fail. The comfortable either don't have any experience at all or they have forgotten lessons like Hurricane Katrina where it took six days to get bottled water to the super dome. Those that say everything is fine have an agenda much the same as those who are always have something to sell.
I don't know man. We asians use water through the BidetHow long can a household last without toilet paper?
People want excess supplies so they have enough. Unfortunately its dumb because by stocking up it runs out faster...
I also get what you are saying too, but the death rates are not the same across all age groups...2% applied to everyone is incorrect.I know what you're trying to say, but those stats are comparing apples to oranges to pineapples.
You have to bring it all down to per annum and we don't have those numbers. What we know right now is it seems about 2% of those who have been identified with it pass on due to complications from it. The unknown boxes are too many to start making any comparisons. We have no clue how many people who are exposed to it even contract it. How many people actually contract it. How many people are dying from complications from it but their deaths are attributed to other issues (looking at you nursing homes)
So to help fill in those other boxes and bring them down to the same unit of measure, what percent of the population dies from cancer in a year? Suicide?
For crying out loud...