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If you like useful graphs...
These charts track how coronavirus is spreading around the world
Coronavirus cases are still soaring around the world with well over 4 million people infected. If you've wondered how different countries compare, these charts will help.
Okay, that may be true, but I'll just note that an overall mortality rate is not the same as the number of people who present to hospital who die, given plenty of people who get coronavirus never go to hospital; they either get better or they die at home (the latter of which I expect mainly to be happening in care homes). By limiting the sample to people who end up in hospital, you're exaggerating the rate by comparing that to an overall mortality stat, which tries to count everyone who's tested positive and then died. In the UK, we still don't have a widespread testing regime for covid-19.
I don't think so. Macron has at least more brain cells left than Trump, for sure. I'm not french but I think he fits pretty well in his role as french President.
The entire world lowers it's standards, sadly. Populism, nationalism and right-extreme tendencies spread out more and more.
And the chinese line still looks way off. I would like to see their actual curve, not the "official" one.
http://arctic-lifeboat.com/ ?yeah, this whole experience has made me rethink wanting to live around these parts... leader of the free world, in Covid-19 cases!
not that i'd be able to move anytime soon
The seperation rule says 1.5m and lugging a cart with us is not helpful. Virtually everyone here knows what meters are and no one is going to turn their cart like an idiot towards other people to try to use it as some kind of shield. No one is walking in lines either, we still all walk next to each other and we still gets close to each other. Just like toilet paper, shopping carts are not going to save anyone from Corona.
I could believe that. But I do not think that it's really COVID-19 specific. It's probably just because COVID-19 is one of the many diseases which mostly affect people with weak general health. Since a lack of sunlight weakens general health it increases the chance to get almost any disease. I see no reason why COVID-19 would be an exception to this rule.
You really underestimate how big the difference between living on toxic waste and living on actual food is. It's not just about the immune system. The body is not compartmentalised like that. It's not like a computer where e.g. the battery could become weaker even while the harddrive keeps working perfectly. In the body everything is connected. If one organs gets weakened then a chain reaction starts that will weaken everything.
If you take good care of your body then your immune system can adapt to anything. If you weaken your body with toxic chemicals and put yourself on the brink of dying then COVID-19 might give that little extra push that you need to die. Same with flu. I'm not oversimplifying anything. Health just has a simple interface. Even animals do it right…unless they live with humans.
I'm not blaming people for having bad health. I used to be ignorant about health and as a result I made myself sick and fat. It's definitely tough to get healthy nowadays, that's why almost no one succeeds. The fault lies with the fact that our society is designed for illness. Supermarket are filled with mostly toxic waste, doctors have no idea how health works and only works with toxic medication and symptom suppressing, McDonald's and Burger Kings are on every corner, winters often have little good fruit, etc.
