maty
Major Contributor
It is not obsession, it is outrage. And it must also serve as a warning of what can happen when it seriously affects countries with fewer resources than Spain. It can be terrible in Africa and Hispano América.
https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/tip-iceberg-virologist-david-ho-bs-74-speaks-about-covid-19
The Tip of the Iceberg: Virologist David Ho (BS '74) Speaks About COVID-19
March 20, 2020
"I personally believe we will blunt this epidemic, but I think we wasted a good four to six weeks largely because of lack of testing and lack of a certain preparedness. But I think we could still make a difference and bring it under control with very harsh measures.
But again, are these measures sustainable? ...... But what are the measures that are effective and sustainable? That's a question we as a society have to deal with. We need to buy time so that gradually the population will have a degree of immunity.
Most importantly, we need to buy time to allow science to deliver solutions."
Come on people, get a grip.
I'm gripped.
It is not worthless but one of many expressions of scepticism by the scientific community. The experts in my university also say there is no serous scientific indication that it would work. No reason not to try they say but please do not suggest that we are on the verge of a breakthrough. I would prefer to see US communication controlled by Tony Fauci who actually knows what he is talking about. This is science.
Currently we seem to be at about the same death rate as schizophrenia. I can't help finding this tragically amusing.
'That's when all hell broke loose': Coronavirus patients start to overwhelm US hospitals
Come on people, get a grip.
Come on people, get a grip.
Tomorrow night the US will overtake Italy to have the 2nd highest number of cases, possibly even China to be #1.It has begun - the full impact of the coronavirus pandemic is beginning to hit the U.S. and particularly New York City - LINK
How will the government react?