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RagingBull3on Apr 19, 2021 4:41pm
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RE:RE:RE:TOM FOOLERY
RE:RE:RE:TOM FOOLERYRed Coss came out a while back and stated that 1 in 5 that donated blood, upon testing found to have antibodies to Covid. So probably back in 2020 already 1 in 5 people had been infected already at some point in time earlier prior to giving blood.
Which probably puts the time line of infection much earlier, maybe spreading in 2019 to explain for so many to be infected.
All just my opinion/view/thinking.
gashole wrote: I was going to quote #2 and #3 as the main reasons.. I dont think its hard to figure out that we are now FAR better at treating it, and younger people are getting it... My neighbors golfing buddy who is 38 and fit and no health issues is now on a ventilator I just found out today, my dad had it at 83 and was sick for 2 days, my friends friends had it for a couple days and are now past it... Weird virus, seems to hit some super hard and others not at all.. I suspect many of us have had it and dont even realize it.
materialsgirl wrote: There are three reasons.
1 In the early days, 80% of deaths were people over 80
People over 65 are now mostly vaccinated and are
not getting infected at the same rate.
2 Infections are now focussed on people under 50.
People under 50 are less likely to die
3 Doctors are becoming better at treatment each month
Therefore the overall percentage of people dying
is way down. It is basically math.
mat