> Also, notice that 57k out of 81k have recovered.
But also, at least 3,097 people out of the 80,699 have already died, and by the same measure, 20,283 of the confirmed have yet to recover.
But also, at least 3,097 people out of the 80,699 have already died, and by the same measure, 20,283 of the confirmed have yet to recover.
The rest of the world, of course, is just getting started.
I don't know how long the exponential growth might continue.
Is there an immunity built up in infected people or does the clock reset ?
You cant quarantine the world and expect a global economy to survive
The rich can wait out a downturn. It is the poor who will struggle.
The simple fact most countries are interdependent ( see : Toilet paper) is a real issue.
Where goods can't travel from where they are made to where they could be sold, or worse can't be made because nobody is allowed to leave home to go make them.
Where we isolate each country from the others, each state/province/region, each everywhere.
Where commerce is effectively ended due to the inability of people to participate in it.
With no resupply available for weeks at a minimum, people are.going to get mighty hungry.
Funny how quickly the HN crowd cheers for these incredible restrictions on life and freedom, and yet pretend not to favor totalitarianism