"CoVID-19" is over.

but as you can see, it hasn't spread to a great number of people, so it's likely in my view that it is not easily transmissible.

 

It's at levels of highest influenza rate over the past decade.

CDC estimates that flu has resulted in between 9.3 million and 45 million illnesses each year in the United States since 2010. For more information on these estimates see CDC's Disease Burden of Influenza page.

 

How so, if we are only at 11.3 million cases 9 months hence?

 

My bad, I was looking at total # worldwide

 

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LOL That goof is what happens with fake Faucci/ socialized med . IN a quarrentine, one is supposed to isolate the sick/NOT isolate the whole nation.
No wonder Pres trump told Michigan voters to rise/UP against nonsense.............................................................

 

Wearing, for 2mins in and out of a shop, not a big issue, not a great shop users get in get out, shops I don't use much ie I'm not known I generally don't bother if no security.

Mob's are outside, not a huge spread issue, faster they spread, faster this is all over, closer it gets to 100% then the harder it will be for them to keep fucking us around.

 

Just the at risk, let it burn through the not at risk, then it's safe sooner for the at risk and less time for it to get to them, that's the generaly science on something that's Covid level.

if it was 5% not 0.1%, or fake 4.6% like Covid is using Case Fatality Rate obviously, then you'd want a hard nobody can leave the house lockdown, but not 0.1%.

 

I would disagree, I think it spreads FAST, it's just the testing missed 98% as it's only the worst cases that warrant a test.

I only spent 2 mins with a mate in a car quick lift and he had it the same time as all my other mates, some I'd barely spend any time with.

 

The Case Fatality Rate (CFR) is the proven fatality rate for COVID -- the number of cases and deaths are known numbers. Currently the CFR in the U.S. for COVID is 2.2% (252,214 deaths / 11,448,484 cases).

The Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) is merely an estimate. The estimated IFR in the U.S. for COVID is between 0.2% to 0.8%.

 

NYC is 0.2% area but most other states are over the peak and sub 0.1%, I'd say Low 0.08% to 0.14% personally, from all the data I've seen.

I called <0.3% back in March, few weeks before CDC said the same.

Some people have immunity from previous Corona virus's so that would increase the IFR rate.