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Originally Posted by raab
It’s killing mostly older men. If it mutates to start using the immune system against the person I’ll be worried. Right now it’s a typical mortality rate of a influenza type virus.
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Where are you getting your information?????. Typical influenza is 0.1%, strain is known, and we have vaccines for it. We do not have vaccines for this one. Anyways, I could argue about mortality rates, that is not what is so concerning to me. It's the exponential rate of spread and the infancy. Mutations will be coming fast and fierce, and eventually one will evolve to be a real killer. It's not even the deaths, for every death reported, there are hundreds of people extremely ill, just not dead.