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Showing Original Post only (View all)In terms of death toll due to COVID-19, is the worst behind us? [View all]
As of today we have over a million people infected, and over 58,000 lives lost.
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Yes, the worst is behind us. | |
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No, we have not seen the worst of this epidemic yet in the US. | |
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I don't think fall will be worse because people will be social distancing until a vaccine comes out
Quixote1818
Apr 2020
#10
You misunderstood my point. I don't think we will get close to full herd immunity ever
Quixote1818
Apr 2020
#13
Also, the virus is not morphing rapidly at all and most scientists agree that if someone has had it
Quixote1818
Apr 2020
#24
I trust your judgment on this kind of thing. Do you see a fall wave being as as bad as this wave?
Quixote1818
Apr 2020
#32
Maybe the current rate might drop for awhile but we are a long way from being done.
captain queeg
Apr 2020
#6
Probably not but if a couple of good drugs come out that fight it off, then maybe. nt
Quixote1818
Apr 2020
#9
That was mainly because it mutated into a much more dangerous strain. I totally agree on the masks
Quixote1818
Apr 2020
#19
From everything I have read coronaviruses are pretty stable compared to flu viruses
Quixote1818
Apr 2020
#27
also when the first wave flattened out, several large cities held big parades
yellowdogintexas
Apr 2020
#30
Yes and I don't see even red states doing that this fall. But we will have the regular flu at the
Quixote1818
Apr 2020
#33
Dead? My, I hope not. I hope the forceful action that Governor Cuomo took today becomes
Blue_true
Apr 2020
#26