To be honest, I am not worried. I have been out through this whole thing working. I can be in several places a day. Meeting all kinds of different people. If it were that bad, I should have caught it by now. I am just not that lucky to go untouched. Originally Posted by TailHookedYou're absolutely correct after you check the actual death rates. The Media would have us all believe that everybody's dying in the streets. The so-called experts have mostly been wrong from the start.
There has been several stories over the past weeks about non believers and deniers. One particularly sad one was a guy in NJ whose final words to his nurse was his regret for ignoring the warnings and advice!
I would STRONGLY advise the reader to get the Google, Apple, Reuters And AP news apps, at least. Whole lot more perspective there than TV news!
By the way, anybody know the ratio of car crash deaths to licensed drivers if no one wore a seat belt? Bet’cha it would be less than 1%! Originally Posted by dumars
Can't live in hiding for ever not get out is just as bad as staying in all the time .. Originally Posted by LustyBustyGina38FFWe can wait until at least some sort of vaccine is released. It may not be the best at the start but if it reduces symptoms and prevents the hospitals from getting overloaded it will be a start. Hold on for a few more months...
Not everyone is affected the same way and you may not experience any symptoms at all while someone else may suffer permanent lung damage or a slow horrible death. Unfortunately it’s impossible to know how things wil turn out until after the fact.
I think it’s wrong to look back and assume the shutdowns etc were pointless, no way to know how things may have turned turned out without them.
The biggest strain on the economy imo has been due to safety measures being politicized / ignored and dragging the need for confinement much further out than necessary. In addition to all the other fumbling that happened early on. Originally Posted by kc_guy_30