NicolasGorden

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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
The vast majority of those who died from Corona Virus were old. So would you say those also died from old age? I personally wouldn't make that argument, but I'm asking since it would seem to be a necessary conclusion if we follow
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
You are absolutely right to ask if I'm not following. Sometimes I fail to follow. In terms of Pure logic, I'd love to learn about that one day. Anyway, deducting a conclusion from reality can be possible, though I'm not sure
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
> Half the population becoming infected this year is not that unlikely > where did the stats come from? Maybe I misread it, but your article does not corroborate the 50% infection of the US population.
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
I 100% agree with the WHO and CDC warnings. From your link: > Containing the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic should still be everyone’s “top priority” I agree. But the WHO also has an issue with people's insane reaction which are hurt
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
Isn't Marc Lipsitch the same guy who had dire predictions for SARS and MERS? While the Atlantic is a good publication, I'd rather take my medical advice from the CDC and WHO, who have not published such dire predictions. BTW, I co
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
Ok, so then where did the stats come from? What is your reputable source of information if you think the CDC and WHO aren't reputable. I'm open to learning, maybe you can teach me.
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
> Without containment, nearly everyone will get the disease You might be right in your claims. But can you provide me with any reputable sources to verify your claim?
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
> understand exponential growth Oh I know what exponential growth is, it is a basic mathematical concept and I'm quite good at math. The thing is, extrapolating the growth rate of new phenomena is not logical. If this isn't int
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
> It would be magnificent if we all treated this like a natural disaster We already have massive issues that are an enigmatic and existential crisis in the US: 647,457 deaths/year from heart disease. 599,108 deaths/year from ca
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
> kill at least 10x more people in the US this year Since the Corona virus has a 3% mortality rate, your estimate of 'at least 10x' would mean 500,000 american dead by the end of year, which would require 150,000,000 to be infe
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
It's odd, the safer our societies become, the more fearful people get. I used to live in a 2nd world country and it seems people were less fearful there, even if they had more to fear. It's like we collectively somehow miss having
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
> That means doing your part to not be a vector of infection. I believe I do my part for this and every flu season which literally kills 50,000 Americans each year. The extra dozen deaths from this new virus really don't change my e
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
I honestly believe that the Corona virus is more of an illness of mass psychological fear than it is a Virus. I'm not saying the virus isn't real, or that those who suffer from it aren't real. I'm simply saying that, at
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
I'm so happy to be a Namecheap customer right now. Contrast their behavior with Go Daddy who will turn over data of people who dare complain: https://skepchick.org/2014/04/godaddy-released-my-personal-i...
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
I love your concept. A few pointers from a digital marketing perspective: 1- Upon sign up, the confirmation email says: For questions about this list, please contact: co and@gmail.com - I'd suggest you use the @topstonks.com addre
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by NicolasGorden 7y ago
Great business concept. I loved the write up, made me think of my own trials and tribulations as an ex-entrepreneur. As a marketing guy though, I saw a few points I'll mention in case you want to implement. I'm sure the editing wi