throwaway374810

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   by throwaway374810 6y ago

   Going by the death rates, it's definitely deadlier than any flu of the past five years, but not by a magnitude. Not even close. Saying that it would've been a magnitude higher without any of the measures is pure speculation.
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   by throwaway374810 6y ago

   > If you don't have a fever, it's probably not covid 19. If you do have COVID-19, you're statistically more likely to not have a fever than to have a fever.
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   by throwaway374810 6y ago

   > If it was actually covid-19 community spreading in December, then we wouldn't be talking about a few thousand deaths now in April, we'd be talking about millions. That's assuming the death rate is as high as it is estima
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   by throwaway374810 6y ago

   That's pretty much my experience in terms of symptoms. I otherwise haven't had any cold symptoms whatsoever in the past five years. I'm waiting on reliable antibody tests to become available. An acquaintance of mine told me o
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   by throwaway374810 6y ago

   > I've had coronavirus symptoms for about 6 weeks now without much change I've been having a mildly sore throat for five weeks, with a couple of days of feeling unwell, and slightly elevated temperature (not fever) on occasion.