Hooray, we're opening a bottle now.It is shocking and fascinating at the same time, what ignorance and stubbornness still prevail in the narrative about Corona after 2 years. The basics are really missing. That's why I'm out of this topic, no offense, but on this basis a discussion is pure waste of time.
I didn’t do that. You made a claim for which there is no evidence and cannot be provided. Why should it be like that? Why shouldn’t people who were in the intensive care unit because of Corona recover completely, as with many other diseases? Surely there will be some who die earlier. That happens with other diseases too. But to claim that this will be the majority, without any evidence, I consider wrong and fearmongering.Where can you definitively claim the opposite?
So your drivel is slowly but surely becoming unbearable here as well.How can you assert the opposite with certainty?
It was about time! Thanks for that!It is shocking and fascinating at the same time, the ignorance and stubbornness that still dominate the narrative about Corona after 2 years. The basics are really missing. That is why I am out on this topic, no offense meant but on that basis a discussion is pure waste of time.
However, the majority of those who do not notice are young and healthy and have hardly any increased risk because they are not in the hospital.For some patients, neither applies. There are plenty of people who do not notice the infection at all or have such minor symptoms that it has no impact.
But this is the usual pig cycle, which works like a two-point controller.
Currently, we have reached the upper point, the controller switches off, it goes down, first slowly, then steeper and steeper. As soon as the lower threshold is reached, the controller switches fully on again, it goes up slowly and then faster and faster.
Just a sine curve.