If you get frustrated with the lockdown, just watch this to see what some of our ancestors went through. Some loose but interesting parallels with the current situation can be drawn e.g. those with means scrambling to get out of Town. It’s well researched, mapping the fate of the inhabitants of one London parish.
I hope you get the opportunity next year too.
I suppose all volunteers have other things to worry about now. At least they can dedicate more time to family.
Wow. What a way to minimize deaths. Especially when they’re still growing at an exponential rate.
A few things to dissect here.
#1. The United States was even lower yesterday, but that number is on the rise.
#2 There’s a very good reason that you can’t say with which likelihood because undiagnosed cases exist worldwide and are not unique to any one country. This point, which only serves to minimize the crisis, which is highly problematic and dangerous, is moot.
This is a regurgitation of republican talking points, highly dangerous, and you have to ask yourself whose interest does this statement serve? It certainly does not serve the well being of the people.
Exactly, and for that reason the graphic is propaganda. Misinformation. And we should all be calling it by those names.
Yeah indeed. To be frank, so far he’s not really taking part in the thread/discussion and only shares misinformation. It annoys me, and scares me that there actually people believing this crap.
The crucial missing factor is the comparison between number of tests per given number of population. The numbers from a couple of days ago were reported in the Washington Post as follows:
“South Korea has performed over 320,000 tests — almost one for every 150 people. That is 30 times the testing per capita that we have done in the United States.”
Let’s see what the US numbers look like when there is testing parity per capita.