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Mar 30, 2020
7:49:44am

hedgiecoug Contributor

There was that ESPN reporter who died of pneumonia in January, but he also had

a pretty aggressive cancer...and that’s only one case.

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hedgiecoug

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I used to be pretty firmly in the camp of COVID being pretty established already

hedgiecoug

3/30/20 7:46am

There was that ESPN reporter who died of pneumonia in January, but he also had

hedgiecoug

3/30/20 7:49am

Hospitals becoming overwhelmed in conjunction with increased cases indicates no.

ReyOso

3/30/20 7:50am

That’s what I’m starting to agree more with...

hedgiecoug

3/30/20 7:51am

Exponentially, it does not work. Because 3/4 of people should have gotten the

Blue Ghost

3/30/20 8:26am

Testing has increased exponentially...but infections?

Jingleheimer

3/30/20 9:56am

Disease spread of a novel virus is exponential. And the data since early

Blue Ghost

3/30/20 12:10pm

Infections, Exposure, and Confirmed Cases are Very Different Numbers.

Jingleheimer

3/30/20 3:06pm

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