Bliss
Well-Known Member
Plus, the media is completely hyping this up without being honest.To be fair a much better metric is the population of those infected and of those infected who died. That's a lot more concerning
You can come into contact with someone who has the virus and still not develop it. It all depends on your immune system.
Also, people's reactions to it are widely varying. There's a seven-year-old girl in the Bronx who has it and she has a runny nose and that's it, and she's staying home until the virus leaves her system.
Others die from it. So what now?
Question: if they develop a vaccine within the next month, will you take it?