Fatality estimates are not generalizable.

Feb 25, 2020
3:30:17pm

Mises All-American

They're based in rural Chinese numbers, which don't yet bear out among more 'healthy' populations. The 'real' fatality rate for most of the world is TBD, but likely to be lower.

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Mises

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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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