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Dr. Ben Carson says 98% of coronavirus cases recover and ‘we can’t operate out of hysteria’
The coronavirus that causes COVID-19 is now the leading cause of death for Americans. But Carson said there will be more death "if we destroy the economic infrastructure of this country." He said the country may not recover economically if America does not open back up for business. Despite this, the HUD Secretary said the country can't reopen too early. "Obviously, we don't want to [resume economic activity] too early. We will wait for a couple of weeks and see if [the curve] continues down and then we also need to make sure that we have appropriate testing." Carson suggested that the government's response to the virus has been extreme. He also said that not enough attention was being given to the "number of people who have recovered" and that "98 percent" could expect to come through the virus. "You probably do know someone that has it, you may have it, who knows?" Carson told Fox News host Martha MacCallum on Thursday. "But people have been terrified because we've talked about the bad." "We can't operate out of hysteria," Carson said. "When people are hysterical, they don't do logical things." Paul and Bruce both BLUE STATERS imagine that. |
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The 98% estimate may even be low. It will never really be known how many people had the virus. Many have minor or even no symptoms at all. |
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While that might be true. If everyone that needed or wanted a test could get a test. The truth is there is not enough testing being done or available. So just what numbers did Dr. Carson use? Since at one point he worked at Johns Hopkins lets use their numbers. ► 37309 / 711197 = 0.052459 USA ► 156901 / 2284018 = 0.068695 World Wide Stan PS - Added Percentages ► 100 - ((156901/2284018) * 100) = 93.13% World Wide ► 100 - ((37309/711197) * 100) = 94.754% USA |
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If everyone was tested.......There would be 10 or 20 times as many cases of the Virus as we are counting. That would indicate a Death rate of ten or twenty times less percentage wise and about like common flu. I am still going to be cautious in public but I am going out of the Darn House. |
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I just don't know how one can put percentages on human lives. 98% survival rate sounds pretty good........unless you are in the other 2%.
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The numbers may be actually 50 - 80 times. |
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Anyways, Mr Greene if you insist on minimizing the effect of COVID 19, I suggest to take a roadtrip from Tennessee, stop in Washington DC, pickup Dr. Carson and go to one of the hospitals in the Bronx or Brooklyn. Take a stroll thru the ICU without PPE and witness the human suffering. Then volunteer to help the health workers putting in 16+ hour shifts. If that doesn't work you can come to the other end of New York State and visit the Erie County Medical Center. The county where I live has 2000+ cases of the COVID 19 virus. Perhaps you will change your thinking about sheep, goats and hoaxes. pS |
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I am really surprised why more, on here, are not outraged. This virus has proven deadly for those of us with "underlying" medical conditions. I suspect that most "baby boomers/Viet Nam era veterans all have "underlying medical conditions", therefore, likely to expire as a result of coronavirus.
The emphasis should not be on the 98% that likely would survive, but on the total, including the Viet Nam veterans that gave their all. Echo Charlie Out. |
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Sorry to duplicate, not smart enough to fix it. Lol
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[QUOTE=SStockDart;612638]I just don't know how one can put percentages on human lives. 98% survival rate sounds pretty good........unless you are in the other 2%.[/QUOTE
Where is the outrage against smokers kills 30% obesity, high blood pressure the flu is more deadly. No one wants to be in the 2% but if you are a fat smoker with high blood pressure it is probably a lot higher than that. If you take care of your body this virus is nothing. |
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Bill, thank you for your service.
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I left Missouri this morning, drove to North Dakota heading back to work. I drove through South Dakota on I 29, not much traffic, when I was north of Sioux City South Dakota, just north of town is a dirt track, the pits were full of late models and modified dirt cars, seen cars on the track and people in the stands, not sure if they were just hot lapping or racing, but looked pretty full to me, so there are people out there racing. Was wondering if Thunder Valley in Marion is open.
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How close is that track to the Smithfield Pork Plant in South Dakota?
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That being said, I wouldn't sit in any grandstand ,in close proximity to other people, at this time, no matter where it is. |
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I heard on the news this morning a prison in Ohio has 73% of the inmates testing positive. I wonder if they tested everyone in America or for that matter the world what the % would test positive? |
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There are 8 states in the country that have little or no restrictions in place from there Governors. Both of the Dakota's being 2 of them. So probably not in violation. The whole world may have guidlines from The President, Dr Fauci, the W.H.O. , CDC or whoever but not necessarily law. |
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I am 70 and have had asthma (mostly in my youth but some issues in adulthood). That being said I am very careful when I get out. Most of my food is brought to me by my daughter and her husband. I am very grateful for that. I do go for some fun food on occasion (ice cream and such). Being on house arrest (as I call it) is frustrating, but I get it. I pray daily and enjoy talking with people when I am out. We keep our distance and all seem to be doing quite well. Common sense applies to anything that we do in these times. Unfortunately, many people don't have that and thus are possibly putting others in danger. I, for one, am willing to stay close to home and wait it out. Good luck to all and stay safe and healthy. Prayers to you all. |
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South Dakota has a governor that understands the constitution, unlike some others. And I am not a republican.
To each his own, stay home if you want. I am 74, have RA, a cancer and SEPSIS survivor, even with that I intend to live my life as normal as possible. Let's get to racing. Fresh air, a gentle breeze and sunshine is a hellave lot better then being couped up in stale house! #5458 Curt Rees |
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Not all of the Governors seem to understand the constitution or care. One of my favorite quotes lately is from New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy saying in regards to a question regarding the constitution .. " That's above my pay grade.." |
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Looks as though the NASCAR teams are heading back to work...racing in May with no spectators is the plan. Could NHRA be far behind ?
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What you don't seem to understand is most people in this country do not live like you city dwellers, we don't ride subways, or live on top of each other my county has 2 cases, no hospitalizations and most don't get flu shots so there immune systems are working. So you city folks deal with like you want, and in your case Paul your just hoping it destroys the economy so Pervert Joe gets elected, and us country folks will go racing hows that BUD |
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Forthwith, moronic replies will be graciously ignored. Thank you, pS |
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Why is that a problem? Since the present POTUS is a Pervert. :eek: Stan |
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Understandable response. When the truth is told to you, all you have got left is name calling.LMAO Stan |
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Clearly you know POTUS very well. So what brand of beach does he recommend drinking these days? Stan |
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