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Ok, well lots of people talk about its impact specifically on the economy, so I'm not sure how it is heartless, but ok. Can I only talk about the negatives? Tha
by robbrown451 7y ago
Ok, well lots of people talk about its impact specifically on the economy, so I'm not sure how it is heartless, but ok. Can I only talk about the negatives? That feels dishonest, I'd think the HN audience can handle both sides of that particular part of the picture.
And late comedians are making jokes about the whole situation right now. Not about the deaths, but about other aspects of it.
- onion2k 7y ago$11.5 trillion dollars has been wiped off the stock market in the past few weeks[1]. That's not just the virus because there's an oil price war going on too, but it does seem like suggesting it'll be back to normal in 6 months implies you don't understand the scale of the problem. [1] https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/stock-market-outlook-2016-trump-win-gains-erased-coronavirus-risks-2020-3-1028991585 https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/stock-market...
- speedplane 7y ago> suggesting it'll be back to normal in 6 months implies you don't understand the scale of the problem No one knows the scale of the problem. It's the uncertainty that's driving the volatility.