@NintendoEntertainment u were right

@Azuma crime rates drop a lot after mco

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> @Azuma crime rates drop a lot after mco
> @Mei Id say more, after the corona lockdowns occur

The MCO is really bringing all kinds of crime down thankfully, but thats because thers not enough people outside to do crime to.

However, Id say digital crime might spike alot.

Have been seeing many reports of malicious links through phones and email claiming corona-related information, cures, etc

But Malaysian people are smart, so id hardly think theyd fall for it lmao

@Azuma yep fake news more critical than virus itself

> @Azuma yep fake news more critical than virus itself
@Mei News id say yeah. Its a big problem worldwide. Its hard to get real info unless you work in finance, technology (Like me in InfoSec), or fields where you have already been trained to pick up on bad info.

Does anybody know of a table online that has every coronavirus case listed on it?
And that tells you if the patient died, how old the patient was, and their sex?

Please tag me if you do

@Yusa https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6


This one only reports on cases of total confirmed, recovered, Deaths, per country.

Countries with bigger cases have regional separation if you click on it.

Not anything I know of about gender or age. If I find it, Ill let you know.

Its also super actively updated because of where it pulls it's data

@Azuma Wow, thanks!

> @Azuma Wow, thanks!
@Yusa Np!

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8178343/Man-spends-750-stimulus-payment-eight-cases-VB-beer.html

This is one of the reasons I don't normally like giving out free shit

https://youtu.be/5pIMD1enwd4

virus

We might be heading towards a recession ngl

https://nypost.com/2020/04/04/global-economy-screeches-to-a-halt-as-coronavirus-job-losses-take-toll/

might?

lol

We need to see how the next few months pan out.

I think we're likely in the midst of a depression though.

i mean we are looking at something like potentially 1/3 or more of the work force losing their jobs

or at least being drastically affected as far as their pay goes

road to 30% unemployment

and you know that this will just permanently encourage more automation in the service industry

more hygienic, more economical

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-soaring-us-unemployment-rate-could-approach-great-depression-era-levels-2020-04-03

It won't be 30%

It's probably 15%+ now tho

no good reason why it wouldn't be if this continues

like all non essential businesses are already closed where I live

and many of the essential businesses are operating with skeleton crews

Nah that's too high.

not really

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/05/bullard-economy-not-in-free-fall-despite-32percent-unemployment-estimate.html

Yeah these are estimates, I think it's the highest bound