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Originally Posted by alphasaur
Nothing about being ignorant, in terms of mortality rate % wise it doesn't hold a candle to SARS COVID 1 or MERS, it just happens to be way more contagious. In terms of individual risk, it's far less deadly, to a population way more deadly. At the beginning of covid-19 much of the fear was that the mortality rate would be closer to the 10% of sars covid I in conjunction with spreading far easier, thankfully that was not the case.
I never said it wasn't deadly lol  |
If disease A kills 100% of 1000 people before running out of steam, and disease B kills 1% of 1,000,000,000 people, disease B is 10,000 times deadlier. If you have a choice of two jobs, one which makes $1000 an hour and lets you work one hour a month, or another that pays $100 an hour and gives you 40 hours a week, which job pays more?