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> 95% don’t need to go to the hospital Including people who get at asymptomatically, maybe. Of people who get any symptoms, it's 15 - 20%. And even if you're
by Alex3917 7y ago
> 95% don’t need to go to the hospital
Including people who get at asymptomatically, maybe. Of people who get any symptoms, it's 15 - 20%.
And even if you're not in that 15 - 20%, you may still have permanent or long lasting lung and heart damage. Stay inside; your grandparents were asked to go to war for several years, you're just being asked to spend a couple months playing video games.
- yovagoyu 7y agoEhhh... there are more productive ways to spend your time than playing video games. I agree we should look out for the older generation though. For me, it's my parents (boomers, who fought no wars) I worry about, my grandparents (who fought) have passed already.
- Alex3917 7y agoI mean sure. If commit to spending even an hour a day on some sort of self-improvement activity, whether it's getting in shape or teaching yourself some new skill or whatever, you'll come out of this way better than you went in.
- patrickbeeson 7y agoI would encourage folks to go outside run, bike, hike, etc. There's plenty of healthy options that won't put you at risk from contracting the virus.
- narag 7y agoI don't know where you are, but here in Madrid it's forbidden. Also the gym is closed so it's Netflix + HN.
- kjaftaedi 7y agoYou can exercise in your own home. There are tons of videos on youtube that you can just put on your television and follow along with.
- csomar 7y ago> I would encourage folks to go outside run, bike, hike, etc. There's plenty of healthy options that won't put you at risk from contracting the virus. Except that most of the world doesn't live in an American suburb where houses are 100 meters apart. For most of the world, going outside means bumping into somebody.