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Thanks for sharing, and glad you are well. However, you can't possibly know this to be definitively true: "People with a pre-existing health condition who don't

Thanks for sharing, and glad you are well. However, you can't possibly know this to be definitively true: "People with a pre-existing health condition who don't know about it yet because no doctor has diagnosed it yet". It could be that some people just aren't as good as fighting it off, perhaps because they hadn't had the "right" set of previous illnesses, or who knows what else, that can lead to fatality. I don't think we know enough to make such bold claims.

dustinmoris 7y ago
This is true, there is always some outliers, but I was just trying to speak generally that for the most part COVID-19 is not this scary crazy lottery. I see currently so many young people getting mentally more ill than COVID-19 would ever make them ill, because they are constantly being drip fed scary news stories which makes everyone believe that as soon as you step outside your house you can breath in a killer virus which will make you suffocate the next day. Like with everything in life there are some outliers who just happen to have really really bad luck, but you can't look at those and be afraid. It's like with cancer, most people who get cancer are old because for obvious genetic reasons, but there are some poor children who also develop cancer, but no child should live in fear thinking that one day they could wake up with a bad bowl cancer. It's irrational.