Also. Happy saint Patrick's day.

we're gonna see effects of that for the coming years. And Corona hasn't even hit Africa good yet<:why:462286147473637407>

Yeah, that will be wild

A whole continent with barely any health infrastructure and a whole lot of AIDS and Ebola already

population density is very high in some places, Covid-19 seems to not like tropical climates though

IDK about that

how's Inda doing with Corona? you'd expect things to go bad there, given its population density

India I think has few cases than Czech Republic now

hmm

Well. Might clean out a lot of their AIDS cases

India has 114 cases

Czechia has 300

For now.....

In Africa Senegal has the most with 26

*Sub-Saharan

In Latin America Brazil has the most with 200

bruh fucking French Polynesia has 3 cases

Iceland has 161

Also. Just confirmed. Remember, they dont have enough test kits.

I'm just glad that lockdown here ends on the 24th

also the disease seems to barely affect children, it's only going for the Boomers

which still kinda sucks, my parents are Boomers and shit

TheHill: Biden-Sanders Democratic debate watched by 9.9 million on CNN.
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https://twitter.com/NicAthens/status/1239631067834875904?s=20

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They're suspending HIPAA with respect to telemedicine

To remove roadblocks that make it more difficult I guess

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/khronos-group-releases-official-vulkan-ray-tracing-extensions

https://twitter.com/AymanM/status/1239922664099254273

And this in the country with the most critical care beds per capita

Yep.

So, Italy scenario then

Eventually.

I'm leaning towards that number I calculated before of roughly 0.1% of the population can get this without overwhelming the healthcare system.

I keep finding that our ICU beds are ~85% full at any given time and we won't be able to kick many people out of them for COVID-19 patients.

When you say "Italy scenario" it's good to remember 1/4 of Italians are over 60.....

Wew.

Kinda early in the day for such numbers.

Not italy scenario. The 45 days number is really good because that gives plenty of time to move new equipment into place

Military temporary hospitals for example

Yeah, popup hospitals plus use of national stockpiles of ventilators could blunt this enough.