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Topic	NEW RECORD: US reports 60K new Covid-19 cases today.
ElatedVenusaur 07/10/20 11:52:11 AM #20:	lincoln002 posted... 1 million deaths? I don't know about that. We're 7 months into this virus and there's been ~140k or so deaths, at it'd take like 5 more years at the rate we're going to get to a million us deaths. If you're talking global then you might be right, for sure we'll hit 500k more deaths by Christmas at the rate things are going at. So we're looking at about 1 million worldwide reported deaths from covid. Deaths would accelerate precipitously if the health care system collapses in one of the hardest-hit cities/states. New York City only narrowly avoided that. It's hard to tell if or how close we are to that point, but with cases growing at this rate, it's unfortunately back on the table. <cite>ElatedVenusaur posted [p:941928419] in NEW RECORD... [t:78836418]...</cite> <quote>lincoln002 posted... </cite> <quote>1 million deaths? I don't know about that. We're 7 months into this virus and there's been ~140k or so deaths, at it'd take like 5 more years at the rate we're going to get to a million us deaths. If you're talking global then you might be right, for sure we'll hit 500k more deaths by Christmas at the rate things are going at. So we're looking at about 1 million worldwide reported deaths from covid.</quote>Deaths would accelerate precipitously if the health care system collapses in one of the hardest-hit cities/states. New York City only narrowly avoided that. It's hard to tell if or how close we are to that point, but with cases growing at this rate, it's unfortunately back on the table. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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