One thing to be said about China is it did respond quicker, and in a much more thorough way than the US. It has managed to severely damage it's economy and the worlds. It has not managed to get rid of the virus, even slightly. I am guessing that the Chinese economy will come out of this a lot bette...

One thing to be said about China is it did respond quicker, and in a much more thorough way than the US. It has managed to severely damage it's economy and the worlds. It has not managed to get rid of the virus, even slightly. Last sentence. That's news to me. On what basis do you make that stateme...

So far isolation is causing most of the damage to society, not the virus. In what way? So using the word isolation to represent as more the general social measures taken in response to the virus, let me explain. We have a massive increase in unemployment, huge reduction in productivity, crashes in ...

A number of things. But you'll probably let us know what you're referring to ?

We are turning! mar30.jpg "We" as in the whole world, well.. apparently yes, but that must be the most positive way of presenting the data. Meanwhile, the number of infections is still increasing compared to the day before (just not at the same rate maybe), number of deaths as well. Seems we've got...

I know very little about Trump and I don't have access to Fox news here, except maybe on my phone. But I'm guessing interviews all look the same, wherever you see them. In the spirit of open-mindedness, it’s worth considering the possibility that you know less about Fox News than you think. Less th...

So far isolation is causing most of the damage to society, not the virus. Taking New York as a case in question, how many deaths would you consider to be the point at which the virus is causing more damage to society than the isolation? 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 75,000 100,000 150,000 200,...

The US system is certainly not perfect, but to compare it to the Wet Markets is comical....We are talking about raw ,hot, exposed, non refridgarated meat from many species in filth and close proximity. Now throw in live filthy animals in the same area in cages and you have a cesspool of germs and d...

Inexcusable for the second richest country on the planet... I completely agree that this is terrible to watch. But do you find the way we produce cattle, pigs, chicken etc excusable ? Pig on a stick is Ok, but not cat on a stick ? The US system is certainly not perfect, but to compare it to the Wet...

Haha that's a funny one, the "GDP negative people". Next thing would be that we rank the help people get or not according to their GDP positiveness. ICU only for those with GDP positiveness above X with X depending on the number of ventilators. The bigger the crisis, the more people start dropping ...