So - you're saying essentially everyone will get it, and 3% will die?

Feb 25, 2020
3:23:51pm

Eddie All-American

Obviously there will be areas with higher fatality rates than others - but if we just assume that essentially everyone's going to get it and around 3% of the earth's population is going to die - we're talking about more than 150 million people.

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Layout of the Coronavirus for those unaware; and why it isn’t “just the flu”

bigbossbyu

2/25/20 3:13pm

But my Facebook friend says it's just a scare tactic to push vaccines on kids

vagabonder

2/25/20 3:21pm

So - you're saying essentially everyone will get it, and 3% will die?

Eddie

2/25/20 3:23pm

It’s not my post, just something I thought could be useful to pass along.

bigbossbyu

2/25/20 3:29pm

30 million or 1.7% of the world died from the Spanish flu..(estimated)

Real G Man

2/25/20 3:31pm

Fatality estimates are not generalizable.

Mises

2/25/20 3:30pm

but also the Chinese may not be reporting the actual numbers.

HeismanTy

2/25/20 3:50pm

I think China should be responsible for the financial impact.

SlantRoute

2/25/20 3:54pm

You are correct that we don't know what the real fatality rate will be, but it's

ThetaSigma

2/26/20 12:21pm

How are the coronavirus quarantines in St. George going?

Backcountry

2/25/20 4:59pm

As many as reported in the Backcountry sir!

bigbossbyu

2/25/20 5:07pm

I'm just hoping Walmart receives more shipments soon

Backcountry

2/25/20 5:10pm

Thanks. This is a gut punch

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