[Prof Neil Ferguson from “J-Idea” is interviewed (Feb 6, 2020) by Sabine van Elsland, on the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak in China. He claims that the real number of new infections per day is maybe up to 50,000, and could potentially double every 5 days, or so, depending on measures taken.
I put this interview out — as the guy appears genuine — since this coronavirus seems to be getting out of control and is therefore of public interest. But do your own research.
— KATANA]
Professor Neil Ferguson
On the current 2019-nCoV
Coronavirus Outbreak
Feb 6, 2020
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Professor Neil Ferguson on the current 2019-nCoV coronavirus outbreak.
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Your questions answered: Professor Neil Ferguson, director of J-IDEA, on the current 2019-nCoV coronavirus outbreak (05-02-2020). He addresses the work of his team on estimates, the scale of the epidemic, forward projections, the role of modelling and analytics in outbreak response, informing governments, interventions, control measures and more.
The Abdul Latif Jameel Institute for Disease and Emergency Analytics (J-IDEA) brings together global health researchers in the School of Public Health at Imperial College London. Drawing on Imperial’s expertise in data analytics, epidemiology and economics, J-IDEA improves our understanding of diseases and health emergencies in the most vulnerable populations across the globe. The Institute links governments, research institutions and communities to develop practical and effective long-term solutions, shape health policy and deliver better quality of life for all.
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Interviewee: Professor Neil Ferguson, Director of MRC GIDA, J-IDEA, School of Public Health
Interviewer and Associate Producer: Sabine van Elsland, MRC GIDA, J-IDEA, School of Public Health
Producer: Katharina Hauck, Deputy Director of J-IDEA, School of Public Health
Associate Producer: Oliver Geffen Obregon, Digital Learning Hub & School of Public Health
Camera and Director: Tiago Melo, Digital Learning Hub
Camera Assistants: Jack Lowe, Will McCaskill, Justice Akushie Jr, Digital Learning Hub
Editing: Anne Marie Rützou Bruntse, Digital Learning Hub
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[00:00]
[Imperial College London]
Sabine van Elsland: Good afternoon. We are here today with Professor Neil Ferguson, director of J-IDEA, talking about the current corona virus outbreak. Welcome. Thank you for taking the time to speak with us. Would you be able to give us an update on the current estimates that you’re working on with your team?
Prof Ferguson: So the main things we’re working on currently are trying to get a better handle on really have lethal this virus is. What threat it poses to the human population. It’s a difficult thing to do in an epidemic, because just simply looking at how many people have died so far, this is how many cases there are, tells you very little. It takes quite a long time often for somebody being diagnosed as a case, to actually whether we know they’re going to live, or survive the infection. So we’re trying to correct for those factors.
In terms of looking at the overall scale of the epidemic, we’re getting kind of firmer estimates. What we can say is, surveillance ongoing in China, is, we’re probably picking up — if you think of all infections out there being a kind of pyramid, it picks up the top of the pyramid — the most severe infection.
We think probably 10%, or less of all infections in China are being detected at the current time. The next tier down is really what’s been detected overseas. With there, we think sensitivity is somewhat higher. But still, we may be only detecting maybe a quarter of all infections at that level. Lots of people will be entering, … Borders our porous, countries won’t be detecting every case coming in.
Sabine van Elsland: Right. Would you be able to say anything about forward projections of whether the outbreak, the current outbreak is going?
Prof Ferguson: Well in terms of where we think the current outbreak has got to in terms of scale, we estimate that maybe up to 50,000 new infections a day occurring in China. Just obviously much larger than the official case numbers. I mean, it’s going up all the time. So the forward projections depend really on the effectiveness of the control measures.
We think the epidemic is roughly doubling in size about every five days at the current time. It’s hard to evaluate how effective controls are, but there’s limited evidence of it slowing in China.
Under that scenario with the epidemic would really follow a natural course. Probably peak in its epicenter, Wuhan, in around a month’s time. Some uncertainty around that. And then maybe a month, or two later, in the whole of China.
The rest of the world will see epidemics at various times after that, depending on how well connected they are, have been, in the past few weeks. How many travelers have come to them who are infected from China itself. As to the overall effectiveness of control measures, it’s hard to evaluate. If there’s a lot of community transmission going on — and we think that probably is — it will be very hard to control this epidemic in the same way as, for instance, we controlled the SARS epidemic, 15, 20 years ago.
Sabine van Elsland: Would you be able to explain how the mathematical modeling that your team is doing can inform policy and government response?
Prof Ferguson: Yeah. So, statistical mathematical analysis of epidemic data has quite a long history. And it’s really been come quite established within the policy framework, policy making framework, used particularly in the UK, but further afield.
And that’s, because often what we have is very noisy and limited data early in an outbreak. And we want to be able to get the most information from that possible. So advanced, kind of statistical modeling, and then later, kind of mechanistic transmission modeling, can be useful in doing that.
So simple questions we try to answer is, you know:
“How transmissible is a new pathogen? How long has it been circulating? How much? Cases are always underestimated in every epidemics and surveillance is never 100 percent perfect, so how large is the real epidemic?”
And then critically important, how people respond is how severe a threat that is posed to human health.
Sabine van Elsland: Would you be able to explain a little bit about the uncertainty ranges around the estimates that you report?
Prof Ferguson: So, uncertainty is always high early in a epidemic. Particular in a disease we’ve never seen before. We don’t know things, critical things, like how long it takes from when somebody’s infected to when they develop symptoms. Something called incubation period. We don’t how transmissible the diseases is. So we try to estimate these things from quite limited data. And the limited data means that there’s always uncertainty in the estimates, which we try to characterize using state-of-the-art statistical methods.
So often we will quote something like:
“We think every case generates 2.6 other cases on average — something called the reproduction number.”
But there will be a range around that. It might vary from anywhere between, you know, 2.1, up to 3.3, or something, and that captures how much we know about that particular parameter of interest.
Sabine van Elsland: And then, with that uncertainty range, how useful is that to inform policies and governments?
Prof Ferguson: So, generally policy makers would like everything to be certain. So handling uncertainty is a challenge. I think the uncertainty range tells them what confidence we have in the estimate, if we have calculated it correctly.
So, if we for instance, say:
“Well, the case fatality ratio, the proportion of people who might die in an outbreak varies, could be anywhere from, one in a thousand to one in ten.”
That’s not a terribly informative estimate. If we can say precisely the estimate is, you know:
“One percent case fatality, one percent of people will die. It could be half a percent, it could be two percent.”
That’s a much more useful estimate.
Sabine van Elsland: And do you have any suggestions as to what the most efficient interventions would be at the moment for either China, or internationally?
Prof Ferguson: Unfortunately for this virus, we have limited options for interventions at the current time. We have no vaccine! Although vaccines are rapidly being developed. But it will take months, if not years to develop. And some testing of antiviral treatments, existing drugs, being repurposed to see if they work in infections in these cases.
The other measures we have to draw upon what are called “public health interventions”. So identifying as many cases as possible, as early as possible, in their disease and isolating them, is how we manage to control, for instance, the SARS outbreak. Genetically quite similar virus to this new virus.
Whether those measures will be as effective in this case remains to be seen. This virus has a much wider range of severity of symptoms! Quite a lot of people being infected may just have quite mild respiratory disease, might not even seek health care for it. If those people are transmitting, then it will be very hard to stop transmission overall.
So the next few weeks will really tell us about the likelihood of control measures working. So in terms of intervention. The Chinese have been throwing everything they can at this outbreak for the last, certainly, two weeks!
In terms of what might work, that critically depends on who is transmitting infection, and whether the people who are responsible for most onward transmission are being identified and isolated early enough.
The Chinese are currently focusing on identifying severe cases and isolating those. It’s unclear whether the mild cases left in the community — and we think that’s the majority of cases — are still sustaining the outbreak, or not.
We’ll know more in the next couple of weeks. At the moment we can’t see much evidence of the epidemic slowing down.
Sabine van Elsland: There have been few fatalities outside mainland China. Would you be able to explain why that is? Why we see that difference with the fatalities that we see in China?
Prof Ferguson: So looking at the severity of an epidemic, working out how many people might eventually die from it, is very challenging.
There were delays, quite often long delays! And when somebody is diagnosed with an infection, it may be reported in the media — for instance in Thailand, or Japan, or Hong Kong — and when we finally know what the outcome of that case is, people will, severe cases will be an intensive care maybe for weeks.
We think the delay from when somebody is develop symptoms to when they might die, is as long as 20 days, or longer, three weeks, or. So the fact we haven’t seen many deaths in travelers — we’ve seen two so far — cases detected outside mainland China, is not terribly reassuring! We wouldn’t have expected to see very many so far, because of those delays in the system. What we’re trying to do now is account for those delays, and do an accurate estimate of how lethal we think this virus is.
Sabine van Elsland: How worried are you about this kind of outbreak?
Prof Ferguson: I mean, the outbreak is clearly of concern. It’s probably the most major — we call it an “emerging infectious disease event”, the world has seen, since, at least since the pandemic influenza in 2009, and maybe since the SARS outbreak in 2003.
So we don’t fully know enough to be able to estimate the full scale of the “disease burden”, we call it, which will affect the human population. You know, how many people will die?
But it’s something that certainly governments need to prepare for urgently in terms of ramping up health system preparedness. And in particular, undertaking rapid research to try to develop treatments which can reduce potentially fatality in severe cases of disease.
Sabine van Elsland: How is the work that you do funded?
Prof Ferguson: So the funding for the work we do here, comes from a number of sources. We are very fortunate to have generous institute funding from Community Jameel, to fund our work. Not just on responding [10:02] to outbreaks, but much broader work on how the world responds to other forms of health crises. Climate change and the like.
We then receive a lot of research funding from individual research funders. And so within J-IDEA we have the MRC Centre for global infectious disease analysis, which has generous funding from the UK Medical Research Council. We receive a lot of funding from other funders as well.
Sabine van Elsland: All right. Thank you for taking the time to speak to us today.
Prof Ferguson: It was a pleasure.
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Jim Mcluhan
1 day ago
This video is simply mind blowing. Why on earth are more people not circulating this video? It should be an hr long and not focused on ‘policy’ reform/adaption. Have you now absorbed the effect to the supply chain coming out of china? Are we all sleepwalking through this? If you need anything from Wal-Mart, best get it this week.. Some auto assembly plants in SE Asia are already shutting down but when will production resume? And what’s up with Wall Street? When will reality set in?
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Kim Owens
4 hours ago
Wallstreet is what they’re actually protecting
Jeffery Jack
2 hours ago
Because anything with the title coronavirus in it is being suppressed
Gerf
23 hours ago (edited)
Governments don’t want the seriousness of this known because of fear of it crashing economies.
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simondiv
23 hours ago (edited)
Crashing economie and collapsing countries
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Axiomatic75
19 hours ago
That’s going to happen anyway at this point. They’re trying to downplay it so they have a bit more time preparing before everyone panics. Now is the time to stock up on basic necessities.
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Sergi Vera Martínez
15 hours ago
The economy sooner or later will crash. Europe is in the edge of a massive slowdown in the economy. I think that government have to tell the truth because ALWAYS life is more important than the economy, bur imagine what would happen with the economy. In my opinion, I want the TRUTH always.
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Topher Lilly
13 hours ago
Sergi Vera Martínez, the government should always tell the truth especially about things like this, but sadly I don’t think they ever will
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Axiomatic75
13 hours ago
@Topher Lilly In a case like this I can actually understand why they don’t tell the truth. Every day without a panic is a day they can prepare for what’s coming. Understand this and don’t rely on official statements. Stay calm but prepare.
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simondiv
11 hours ago (edited)
Google new yesterday,
“China and USA are creating and injecting billions in the economie, around one hundred billions each”
meanwhile ” WHO is rinsing funds for figting 2019-NCov, it’s looking for 630 Millions…”
Zhuo Shi Li
2 hours ago
@simondiv You are right. And when society and the economy collapses over panic and distrust, a virus will be the last of your worries.
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Lucas Stillman
1 day ago
Yet, when I did the right thing and went to the hospital here in Australia as I had some symptoms and we were in Hong Kong and the Philippines until late Jan 2020, they told me I was a borderline case and I would not be tested…umm sorry WHAT?……And, apparently THAT advice came from our National Health Dept. Never mind, that I am a elementary teacher around students all day. If that is the government’s response then this is going to explode.
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Sai Prahlad K
1 day ago
How are you now?
enl1l
1 day ago
wtf man. Dude you gotta quarantine yourself
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Lucas Stillman
1 day ago
@Sai Prahlad K Only happened today, so have quarantined both myself and my son at home.
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Lucas Stillman
1 day ago
@enl1l Yes, we are, but at home…
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Sai Prahlad K
1 day ago
I think they check with CT scan and blood test. I am not fully sure, can you find it out and get yourself a test with $$$
So that you will have peace of mind.
Lucas Stillman
1 day ago
@Sai Prahlad K No everything here is going through our Federal Health Dept and public hospitals. No private labs are doing tests.
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saje saje
1 day ago
Take care and look after yourself and family
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Sai Prahlad K
1 day ago
@Lucas Stillman I thought Australia 🇦🇺 was an open country? Lol
Dale F
1 day ago
Glad you’re showing more intelligence than “health care” providers! Stay safe in quarantine.
Sai Prahlad K
1 day ago
Get this med herb ‘andrographis paniculata’ helped during 1919 Spanish flu in Southern India. We have cured a dog with distemper last year, uncurable with similar symptoms to corona virus. My vet has cured many pups with deadly diseases.
A combination syrup/tablet is called Anvir get it.
All TN people use similar combination to fight of viruses, dengue and such. Really helps in early stages.
Just google the herb and study about it.
My email hello@saiprahladk.com
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The Yellow Cursor
1 day ago
That’s disheartening to read. If you become much more ill and require assistive support I hope those in charge will provide it. This is precisely why China is hmmoraging right now. Lack of support or down right apathy. They are deliberately turning people away dooming them to their fate at home only to come and collect their corpse days later after they have expired. Makes me sick.
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Resorbence
1 day ago
It is exploding right now, the number of people infected in east asia outisde of continental China in constantly increasing…
SusloNick
1 day ago
its almost like they want it to spread
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Shorn Sheep
1 day ago
Chinese, other real Asians, are succeptible. No white cases.
KIM JONG BEAN
1 day ago
@Lucas Stillman hopefully is just a regular flu
KIM JONG BEAN
1 day ago (edited)
@Shorn Sheep because there tends to be more asians in china🤣
hope king
1 day ago
There is a white couple on a boat th as its quenntene that tested positive. Dont think it discriminates with color
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KIM JONG BEAN
1 day ago (edited)
@hope king maybe they were 0.01 percent Asian😅
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Theobold Jamzen
1 day ago
@Sai Prahlad K seeds?
Sai Prahlad K
1 day ago
@Theobold Jamzen seed not enough. The herb plant leaves and extract more so. Let google guide you lol
Theobold Jamzen
1 day ago
@Sai Prahlad K yes, i already ordered some, tho seed would be nice to catch the breed of plant here in jamaica. thanks for the info…
Sai Prahlad K
1 day ago
@Theobold Jamzen not sure if they sell seeds. And the plant usually only grows in TN, India and Srilanka.
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Lucas Stillman
23 hours ago
@Sai Prahlad K I think a big part of the issue comes down to trading partners..money more important than citizens. Aus trades a lot with China and a hell of a lot of them holiday here…again dollars. So when I got back to work next week I could potentially infect a whole school..and THAT will be on their heads.
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Shorn Sheep
22 hours ago
Give me some examples of white people killed by the virus.
Shorn Sheep
10 hours ago
@Kim, assumption makes an ass out of you. Where are white people getting sick and dying from this?
Laughing Man
9 hours ago
@Shorn Sheep There are dozens of white infected
Laughing Man
9 hours ago
@Shorn Sheep It’s like you didn’t watch the video where the professor stated that it may take 3-4 weeks for someone to die of the disease, and there are confirmed Europeans infected. Not sure what your hang up is.
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Dodo Mann
8 hours ago (edited)
@Lucas Stillman you should go there again. The governments are slow and it seems some are not critical enough of WHOs stand, that seems to be much informed now by saving face to China to secure their cooperation than critically evaluate the situation. Stay save. And all the best.
Peacy
3 hours ago
Some social media attention might get you the test, or going to local news with their mishandling of this….
R vV
1 hour ago (edited)
I will tell you worse, in Holland we had a Belgium Chinese coming back on a plane which had Corona. He was quarantined, the rest of all the passengers were just send home by out health services. No checks, nothing!
We stilltake in exchange students from China, without checks but we don’t send ours there. Can you imagine?
All on advice from our governments institute @rivm
Chris Connor
1 day ago
he dropped some bombshells in there but you wouldn’t know it just watching his face
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Gord Orvis
1 day ago
Yes he should have yelled and waved his arms.
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Kendra Kirke
23 hours ago
@Gord Orvis Hahahahhashhshahahahahah 😂
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Haakonson
16 hours ago
@Gord Orvis Oof
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Greg Grimer
12 hours ago
I want to see him panic. Then we will know it is FAR too late to panic.
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Stephanie B
1 day ago
Oof under 10% detected. That’s not good. 50,000 every day, and doubling in sails every 5 days in China.
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So Fru
1 day ago
Shopping is going to get a lot more expensive…seeing as nCoV-2019 is about to bio-nuke China back into the Middle Ages. But on a lighter note…product quality is going to increase drastically! So…yay.
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C L
1 day ago
Thats the key point. Terrifying.
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Anna Notherthing -12 years ago
16 hours ago
I’m investing my paycheck in surgical masks. Plan to make a few thousand dollars to pay for my burial
Laughing Man
9 hours ago
@So Fru BTW many viruses can survive on surfaces for days or weeks, be careful ordering from China.
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Henry Alan Venture
4 hours ago
They already locked down 400 million people in China.
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Flash the Turtle
1 day ago
50k a day who know’s but a hell of a lot more then what is being reported.
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Nikki E
1 day ago (edited)
Don’t forget that China is a population of over 1 billion. Wuhan is a city of 10-11 million. 5 million left Wuhan before the lock down.
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Andy McCurdy
1 day ago
That is an estimate for undetected infections, not a figure that is known by the authorities.
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Anna Notherthing -12 years ago
16 hours ago
It will wipe out 70% of the worlds population and leave us without an economy, so the rest of us will quickly die from starvation and murder
Irshan Arjun
15 hours ago
@Nikki E what is your point. They didn’t leave china, otherwise we would see the problems like china in our own country. This Pandemic wont end the economy it isn’t the Apocalypse. Because civilization will build itself up after this. It will be a Endemic.
jamie
11 hours ago
@Irshan Arjun the symptoms just take time to show, and a good number of people will have to be infected in order to have a chance of infecting and killing an older person. There has to be a cluster in order for it to be taken seriously. Like it was in the WUHAN seafood market. As well as that many cases go undetected in airports with thermometer checks as you can spread virus without having symptoms. And only considering people who have been to WUHAN or china as possible carriers of the virus is foolish as there have been person to person infections of people who have never been to china. Guy in australia who came in from Singapore is infected with coronavirus.
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jamie
11 hours ago (edited)
That means that that person who infected the person in Singapore is still infecting other people I Singapore. And that guy who was detected would have likely infected other people before he got detected. And those other undetected people are infecting other people. People can be infectious without showing symptoms for up to 14 days.
The Mandragorium
1 day ago
so annoying seeing all the “look at WHO for updates” crap. they don’t have updates. if they really want our attention, they better start letting truths out.
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haha123407
18 hours ago
The Mandragorium WHO sucks, as China keep donating money to WHO, WHO only know how to please China and not to get China angry now.
We don’t want to piss China off too, but we need to know the truth and know how serious the case is and avoiding it
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邊緣肥宅
1 day ago (edited)
As a taiwanese ,I just had to warn people that china simply CANNOT be trusted,they are extremely familiar with those malicious tricks like lying and hiding the truth,they do not care the well-being of all mankind,they will do anything to get what they want,they are far more ridiculously evil and dishonest then normal righteous person can imagine,taiwanese have experienced enough bullshit they did,hope the rest of the world won’t suffer from them.
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Csaba Kertész
1 day ago
We know and spread the word.
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Blue Boy
1 day ago (edited)
The Chinese people know their government is untrustworthy, too, which is going to make any sort of coordinated response that much more difficult. If the Wuhan police showed up at your door saying they were taking you to a quarantine camp but they’d totally let you go when you got better, would you believe them? Neither would the Chinese, and I can’t say I blame them.
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infowars-co-jp
1 day ago
taiwan number 1
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Jackson Nduriri
20 hours ago
Can’t trust a Taiwanese to be right about china…..lol
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Marcos Mota
19 hours ago
Sending you love from New York City. Don’t send us anything.
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haha123407
18 hours ago
邊緣肥宅 absolutely agree
haha123407
18 hours ago
Jackson Nduriri as a Hong konger, I agree with what these wise Taiwanese say. Tho I love China, the Chinese political party is nothing but a shit
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Solomon W
8 hours ago
The issue is; not only China is lying. The west is covering up with China to delay economic uncertainty. In Middle East, they are hiding most cases from media.
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블록튜브
22 hours ago (edited)
1:47 we estimate that may be up to 50,000 new infections a day in China.
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Richard Fox
1 day ago
50k infections doubling every 4 days?
In two months that 1.6 billion.
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Bob Woodward
1 day ago
E V E R Y O N E….
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Ryan Stoner
1 day ago
We can hope!
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Randolf Renz Nalayog
1 day ago
Its probable but i hope it plateaus long before it reaches that number
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Cherry3614
1 day ago
@Randolf Renz Nalayog The expert talks about exactly that in the video.
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Lycurgus
1 day ago
Yes.
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Marc Favell
16 hours ago
dekcuf ew
Anna Notherthing -12 years ago
16 hours ago
We’re gonna die from cold, starvation and murder due to world economic collapse weeks before we die from a pandemic… so no worries
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Austen Tayshus
11 hours ago
That is assuming an unlimited supply of available hosts. Control measures reduce the R0.
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Sofia Melinta
9 hours ago
And you do realize that the vast majority of those 50000 per day may be mild cases that go unnoticed? Remember he said they estimate that only the top 10% (severe symptoms) are being picked up by diagnostic tests
Laughing Man
9 hours ago
@Austen Tayshus Good thing we have open borders and suggesting to stop travel to and from China is racist.
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David Herman
1 hour ago
It will be everyone except the very rare isolated hermit.
harry c
1 day ago
They say to go to WHO for more information yet I think if you trust WHO with numbers or your health you’re going to be in for a bad time.
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Kyle Duncan
23 hours ago
The WHO is bought by the Chinese government. Completely corrupt, like most UN organizations.
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Carl
22 hours ago (edited)
Yeah, you can already see a WHO information panel pop up on “controversial” youtube coronavirus coverage.
Outta Sync
4 hours ago
Whooo Whooo, owl molech sacrifice
spoofer20
1 day ago
My boss made me go home because I was “scaring customers” when I showed up to work with a dust mask…In China its acceptable to wear one… I know because I’ve been there and have friends there…. In western Europe you are looked down upon as a complete moron if you wear one, even if people around you are dropping dead. I think China has slowed it down just by their culture, in Western Europe we will be hit hard just because of our culture. FML.
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YouTube is watching YouToo
1 day ago
A Taiwanese researcher found that East Asians were significantly more susceptible to SARS than were people of African, European, or aboriginal descent. This virus is similar to that one and it’s possible that genetics could act as a break until the weather warms up. By that time, a vaccine could be closer, and the trick would be to roll it out before next winter. I know that’s a lot of ifs, but I don’t think there is reason to freak out quite yet.
I live in Asia, and I don’t wear a mask. People are hoarding them. The government is rationing them, but I still can’t find any. I would like a few just in case I get sick. But they shouldn’t be used to protect yourself, in my opinion. They should really be reserved for people who are sick or very vulnerable.
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So Fru
1 day ago (edited)
I don’t believe so. For starters, we Westerners believe in bacteria and viruses (most Chinese don’t), we believe in proper personal hygiene and food hygiene (most Chinese don’t), and if something goes wrong, our governments don’t lie to our face that everything is fine while people drop dead all over the place (like the CCP does). If there are larger outbreaks of nCoV-2019 in Europe somewhere, you can be damn well sure that our governments will tell us straight away and will drill precautions into our heads 24-7 on TV and radio. Besides, most of the face masks the Chinese are using are useless for this virus. You need the special kind of mask that can filter aerosolized virus particles out of the air, and your run-of-the-mill DUST MASK, which only filter DUST particles (like you use when sanding wood) is absolutely USELESS. It’s been proven that the normal cheap dust masks DON’T protect you from this virus. Those will get you infected even faster, because you THINK you are protected and therefor walk into infectious situations much more readily because you THINK you are protected. You are not. I’m not trying to tell you off, spoofer20. If you feel safer when you can wear a mask, that is totally fine. Just make sure you use ones that are actually rated for your intended use and can filter the aerosolized virus out of the air, and that you don’t re-use them. Please stay safe.
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Ryan Marsh
20 hours ago
@So Fru Unfortunately in this case no significant disparities in ACE2 gene expression were found between racial groups (Asian vs
Caucasian), age groups (>60 vs <60) or gender groups (male vs female). So, we’re all screwed.
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haha123407
18 hours ago
I hope the Chinese can just trust their government and don’t flee from China, they keep traveling around the world are just spreading the virus out
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spoofer20
17 hours ago
@YouTube is watching YouToo The researchers said the virus was spreading in the warmer climates near Thailand and Vietnam just as well if not faster. Seems like summer will have little to no effect. What scares me is the numbers coming out of Japan, its doubled in 1 day now… And japanese are meticulous when its comes to hygiene, especially during and outbreak… Im going to get my hazmat suit out lol.
Karl Barks
14 hours ago
@spoofer20 Japanese numbers are going up mainly due to that quarantined cruise ship where literally everyone’s going to get infected lol
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Richi McMahon
11 hours ago
What most Westerners don’t understand is that if an Asian is wearing a medical mask it is normally because they are sick & don’t want you to get sick. They are normally wearing them out of respect for others health, even if people very rarely cover their mouth when coughing or sneezing.
Grundle Master
9 hours ago
“All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” -Schopenhauer
In the beginning people will think you’re irrational for wearing a mask. Then when the inflection point occurs the same people will chastise those who aren’t wearing a mask, entirely forgetting their earlier viewpoint, or admitting they were wrong.
Laughing Man
9 hours ago
Chinese don’t believe in western concepts of hygiene, they don’t have soap in public bathrooms, only in fancy hotels. So they need the masks.
Randy
1 day ago
At least we won’t have to worry about climate change anymore.
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mechadoggy
1 day ago
Maybe this was the UN’s solution to climate change, explaining the WHO’s incompetence in this
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my self
1 day ago (edited)
Greta Thunberg will be upset….
‘How dare this virus steal my future! shame on you!’
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CDNShuffle
1 day ago
@my self she’s going to have to go back to special school
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mechadoggy
1 day ago
my self how dare you
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Lycurgus
1 day ago
What are you guys talking about? This IS their solution. Depopulation.
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Sexlexia
1 day ago
True. You heading to Vegas soon “Randy”? I’ve been on the lookout for crows..
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Austen Tayshus
11 hours ago
Yes that “climate emergency” is looking a bit lame right now.
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Yes We Can
19 hours ago
If you divide the daily deaths to new confirmed cases reported by China, it’s 2.1; 2.1; 2.1 every day.
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Mike Higgins
5 hours ago
Yes We Can When Bernie Madoff was providing exactly 8% returns every year in good times and bad it was called a massive Ponzi scheme and fraud. When the Chinese government is providing death rates that are exactly 2.1% every single day its called an accurate estimate of the impact of a epidemic? I can imagine that some days it should be less and others more. Not an exact statistical match.
The numbers from China are a blatant lie. Even the bone headed morons on CNN are realizing that wait a minute this makes no sense.
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Greg Grimer
12 hours ago
Whenever I watch these videos and cough I worry. Yesterday I went to Ikea and had a mini sneezing fit. Some Chinese people started walking the wrong way towards the entrance.
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Nathan Kaye
16 hours ago
This is worrying, I’m in the Uk and we just had another case confirmed, I’m wondering how many people they came into contact with?
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Contrapunctus XV
1 day ago
50 000 new infections… per day…
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GEXGE11
1 day ago
they are burning thousands of corpses a day in wohan acording to some speculations. From what i can tell there is no functioning industry or car traffic in Wohan yet there are intense solphuric emissions. Look it up in Windy.com
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Axiomatic75
20 hours ago
100k/day in 5 days, 3.2 million/day in 30 days if it keeps doubling every 5 days.
Wendy Wendy
18 hours ago
GEXGE11 is how come it says Wuhan air pollution is 57???
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GEXGE11
16 hours ago
@Wendy Wendy im looking for a historical record.
Reg ulator
2 days ago (edited)
563 views now. Spreading like the Corona 😛
Reddit brought me here
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That Guy
1 day ago
reddit… disgusting.
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Janine
1 day ago
omg, 8K views now! oh noes.
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Jimmi Andersen
1 day ago
@That Guy reddit is awesome.
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Oxazejam
1 day ago
You need to go back.
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Lycurgus
1 day ago (edited)
4chan brought me here
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Jakobi_Obi
1 day ago
Reddit is trash.
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That Guy
1 day ago
@Jimmi Andersen If youre gay
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hope king
1 day ago
Its bad
Dick Jones
1 day ago
4chan for me after sifting through the racism
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That Guy
1 day ago
@Dick Jones racism… you mean reality?
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no one
1 day ago
No one cares you came from reddit. Go back to the hive mind loser.
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Reg ulator
23 hours ago
@no one glad you care <3
k –
22 hours ago
people are easily offended nowadays, I prefer freedom over censorship. Reddit is one of the media, sometimes a hoax or a fact post, but it is better then media that having censorship.
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محمد
16 hours ago
@k – k – reddit invented the shadow ban.
Brad Smith
12 hours ago
Good. Go back there.
Jotto999
1 day ago
I think it’s safe to say that China is wildly under-reporting the scale of the problem. It’s a good thing 2019-nCoV has a vastly lower death rate than SARS.
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So Fru
1 day ago
And the death rate estimation numbers come from where…? Right, from China. And you believe those numbers? You, Sir, are a Moron. Yes, with a capital M.
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Jackson
12 hours ago
20-30% of people develop serious conditions that last for weeks.
Wet lung will kill so many and this will burden all healthcare systems.
It was built to cripple a nation.
Jackson
12 hours ago
40% need a ventilator. And that won’t guarantee survival
Dale F
1 day ago
Great example of how to do this properly. He’s obviously concerned, but calm.
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Abraham Zackary-Salim
1 day ago
How this isn’t in mainstream media is worrying. Chinese data is unashamedly censored yet global media seems to be oblivious
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Seronys
1 day ago
They’re trying to keep this hush hush until they get proper checks in place. If this is truly the scale we are facing, this is world-changing.
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yakapo999
1 day ago
WHO is their puppet.
TeaWai
1 day ago
It’s not that the media is being oblivious, there’s many many models out there trying to analyse the current situation, and they vary from extremely optimistic to extremely pessimistic.
These predictions have to be assessed and compared to all the others, instead of just picking the one you believe in and running with it.
Abraham Zackary-Salim
1 day ago
Just simple maths from the case numbers overspill outside of mainland China and Numbers known. flying out of wuhan before would indicate the CCP case numbers can’t be right
WhyAmI ?
1 day ago
This is the Georgia guide stones level of culling the population
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Jackson
12 hours ago
China, check
India, check
Greater asia check,
If they can get Africa and south America.
Nations with shit healthcare in general it might actually do it.
Not 500,000
But it could take 40% worst case scenario perhaps.
Will find out in a years time
Freddie Ferguson
22 hours ago
what a start to 2020 holy cow
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Ollie Glanvill
1 day ago
This_is_fine.gif
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WhyAmI ?
1 day ago
Surprised_pikachu.jpeg
Lycan the Scrublord
17 hours ago
This needs more attention from mainstream media
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James Braine
1 day ago
Probably worth getting an A2P3 mask now.
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Alex Filipovici
1 day ago
Made in China.
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alex bond
1 day ago
so that is between 20-140 million dead in 10 months using a 2-10% mortality rate
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macgse
1 day ago
2-10 percent in a vanilla everyone gets a bed in a hospital scenario. what happens when the medical industry gets bogged down….
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Bob Woodward
1 day ago
@macgse which is why you want to get it today… while the hospitals still work and not later after everything goes to shit.
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tenmo1
1 day ago
@Bob Woodward i’m already coughing to get ready
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So Fru
1 day ago
@Bob Woodward I’m not so sure…I’ve read that you can get RE-INFECTED with this virus, even after you’ve had it and survived it. But that’s unconfirmed. But yeah…in general, if there’s a pandemic coming, it’s better to be among the first few hundred since you’ll guaranteed will have a bed and well-rested, alert doctors.
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JohnLorac
8 hours ago
@Bob Woodward You don’t want to catch this at all. Two to four weeks, maybe more in bed if you are unlucky. And if you have some predisposition and you fell into 20-25% of hard cases and you manage to survive… You will have some serious hearth and lung problems probably for the rest of your life. Aka this virus is serious stuff like SARS or MERS, definitively not like ordinary flu.
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Wabbajack
1 day ago
Cytokine storm (google it). That’s a symptom. Makes people drop dead in the streets, fill their lungs with fluids, cause spasms, and there’s plenty of video evidence of that.
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mechadoggy
1 day ago
Are you talking about this? https://youtu.be/0RsveKTQv6g
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The Yellow Cursor
1 day ago
Informative comments for a change… wow.
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jannamwatson
9 hours ago
Jeez. They sure have relaxed body posture for an epidemic that’s borderline pandemic. 😐
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Doug Snedden
1 hour ago
Clear, honest, straightforward, credible information. Thank you.
Adam Merza
12 hours ago
Time to go shopping. Don’t forget the can opener!
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Marcos Mota
20 hours ago
Peak P p p r o s p e r i t y! Thanks for this!
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Jake Moore
4 hours ago
Come on guys, but it’s just the flu!
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goodleshoes
7 hours ago
Thank you for telling the truth.
Jaime M
1 day ago
Excellent
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CryptoBytes
4 hours ago
Everybody needs to smoke a bowl
Gary Wilson
14 hours ago (edited)
50k a day.
In canada wear a mask ,no one cares ,i have cancer so i do some times ,,
Matowix
1 day ago
This should me on main stream media
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So Fru
1 day ago
But…but that…but that would INFORM people. But…but that…but that would be TELLING THE TRUTH.
Media does not do that.
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Jakobi_Obi
1 day ago
After everyone’s gone, I’m gonna Christopher Columbus China.
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haha123407
18 hours ago
I hope these Chinese don’t keep traveling around the and flee from China, please trust your own government and party and don’t spread the virus around 😭😭
Yirjham Grössl
10 hours ago
Honest question: why is he not recommending to stop flights to and from China as a measure to reduce connectivity and spread? Is it not worth considering having so many unknowns about this virus?
GAUNTLET
4 hours ago
J IDEA director Neil furguson
Doctor Manhattan
23 hours ago
go to @1:40 here asap now!
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strawberrypi
2 days ago
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/neil.ferguson
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Chris Reyna
1 day ago
🤯
Dylan Black
20 hours ago
KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON
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Vic 77
18 hours ago
Very stoic and apathetic of you. Problem is you’re wrong. Ignoring this, won’t make it magically disappear. Thinking positive thoughts won’t make it disappear. If you ignore it out of a polyanna outlook, you’re part of the problem.
Dylan Black
17 hours ago
@Vic 77 This is slogan from a motivation poster that Britain put out during WW2. I’m poking fun at the doctor’s nonchalant, characteristically British attitude.
Vic 77
17 hours ago
Dylan Black Ah yes I certainly know where it comes from, but there are so many that say it like it’s real advice. I was no aware you meant it sarcastically because there are many who say it now completely serious. Apologies for incorrectly grouping you with them.
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Vic 77
17 hours ago
Where I’m from there are lots of dough heads who repeat it like it’s actually good advice. I kid you not. Brainwashed. Apathetic millennials who would never panic naturally unless they were instructed to. They need instructions to tie their shoe and if they break a nail they’ll sue.
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Miguel Arroyo Pérez
14 hours ago (edited)
In Madrid (Spain), in the office of the civil registry to process the documents to obtain foreigners of Spanish nationality, last Wednesday 03/05/2020 I saw an official who attends the public with a mask. I had it hanging around my neck, I guess I would lift it when I have to attend to an Asian, or someone who coughs.
Yannick Comenge
1 day ago
We need to share on Twitter Facebook… everywhere… people needs truth
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Elija de Hoog
1 day ago
How much faster could a cure be devolved if you modeled the virus with a supercomputer using AI?
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Gord Orvis
1 day ago
You should call them
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purplemonkey
1 day ago
They have the nCoV genome, so a vaccines already been designed, it’s the testing that takes time. Is it safe? Will it work? What effects does it have? Etc…
Vic 77
18 hours ago
purplemonkey Yes, you’re right, they already have it. What you’re off on is saying they care about vaccine safety. In uber hyped outbreaks, the vaccine is always given a green light. In other diseases, like seasonal flu, they’re given a special dispensation by governments to be immune to lawsuits. Look it up. You can’t sue for damages caused by seasonal flu vaccine. Do you really think they’re going to test Coronavirus vaccine more extensively than the flu vaccine when it literally goes viral on the North American continent. Of course not. I estimate we’ll “have a vaccine” by June. A completely untested vaccine, that everyone will be forced to take. Wait and see.
zzz
1 day ago
No need to worry it’s just like the Flu there isn’t any need to close borders and stop all flights. Let’s attack his academic credentials and any research he has published anyway.
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So Fru
1 day ago
The sarcasm is strong in this one. I approve.
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Patriot Retiree
9 hours ago
Both are sitting so oddly. Is it just poor posture or poor seating design?
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CryptoBytes
4 hours ago
They’re both dildochairs
Ultravioletmidnight1
1 day ago
Honestly, I’ll believe what I see with my own eyes. And all the evidence before me, seems to suggests that this is much deadlier than they’re letting on. Much deadlier. As I’ve been saying, because we don’t know what we’re really dealing with yet, it’s better to overreact than underreact. But all I’m getting from the WHO and others is severe underreaction. I’m scared. This is why people are worried, they keep downplaying! But the videos online tell me it’s essentially a death sentence! Wtf.
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The Lawn Pastor
22 hours ago
Ultravioletmidnight1 I think that if WHO and China were truly honest with the extent of this virus, there’d be chaos everywhere.
You know the truth. Everyone who is taking the time to do their own information gathering is learning that this thing is worse than the officials are letting on. Tell your loved ones. Warn them without fear-mongering.
Instead of overreacting, how about you over prepare? I think doing that might help with the terrifying aspect of all of this. Since I’ve been prepping, my mind has been put a bit more at ease. 😊👍🏼
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Vic 77
18 hours ago
You’re right, they’re wrong.
Good news is you’re correct and thinking properly, bad news is you’re right and thinking properly.
sai the king
2 days ago
169 views, 0 comments, 4 subscribers. this is pretty important information i’d think.
be safe be smart friends
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Rufy D. Monkey
2 days ago
What are you inferring?
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Khatimil
2 days ago
People prefer to listen to idiots and conspiracy theories, coz it tickles their fears and lets them to free their inner evil. This is science, its hard to comprehend for the majority of idiots ))) cheers.
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VGN VideoGameNinja
2 days ago
@Khatimil Idiots and conspiracy theories, hmm?? You’re the only fucking idiot here and it’s no conspiracy or theory. Watch and learn, dumbass.
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Jonathan Wennströmm
2 days ago
I’m not quiet understand if you call this video and everyone liking it dumb, or the news and media?
Khatimil
1 day ago (edited)
@VGN VideoGameNinja yes, yes. The governements are so lunatics, that they first built bioweapon lab in a plain sight, then put its’ location on the map so that everyone can know where is it, then release data from that lab to other scientists, then foreign other scientists and students go there to watch, learn smth. that kind of very open and friendly bioweapon lab in the middle of 11 mln city. that totally makes sense.
On the other hand, its totally and completely impossible that its just another strain of a virus that jumped into humans because we simply are sharing more space with animals due to the increase of population. just like it happened ALL THE TIME during human history. this is totally not possible, of course.
Plus, the governments are so dumb, that they release a virus that cannot be controlled, that poses unknown high risk, that no one heckin’ know how to stop. they are so stupid, that the whole world is stalled, the economies are gonna go to a recession, but you guys figured it all out sitting on your sofa ))))
Do you fuvking ever hear what you suggesing, damn…….
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Killacamfoo O.G.
10 hours ago
At least 35,000 dead so far. China is lying.
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Legacoid
1 day ago
His calm understated delivery makes this all the more powerful. One the themes from the Deadpool2 started playing in my head as I watched this – you know the one with lyrics “Holy S**tballs”?
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no one
1 day ago
Why does everything have to relate to product?
White Mousse
1 hour ago
Goodbye India
Marco Burino
11 hours ago
FUG
Anna Notherthing -12 years ago
16 hours ago
I’m investing half my paychecks in surgical masks. Plan to make a few thousand dollars to pay for my funeral
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J M
20 hours ago
It is much more serious than they said.
Even with Ebola, the reaction of the world was not that big.
On my side, even if poeple put me in complotist list , i keep thinking this virus is not natural and come from a laboratory in Wuhan, and accidentaly release after failure security breach.
It’s an accident that China try to hide at the beginning but now is too late.
The speed of spreading of this corona lead me to think that the number of case (infected/recovered/dead) is not what the Chinese Authorities said officially.
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kim chambers
13 hours ago
It has 4 HIV protein attached to the Corona virus it self. In the paper 8 read the scientist said that those protein has no business being there and no reason to evolve it.
Savvy McGillycuddy
13 hours ago
@kim chambers source pls?
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kim chambers
9 hours ago
@Savvy McGillycuddy I’m just with my kids right now but I will find it. It was posted in Reddit, if you’re a member look up r/coronavirus and it was around a week ago. The paper isn’t peer reviews but at this stage nothing is.
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Jessica Berry
1 day ago
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/coronavirus-outbreak-charted-1.5450621
https://i.cbc.ca/1.5453416.1580940192!/fileImage/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/original_1180/2020-coronavirus-vs-sars.jpg
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Csaba Kertész
1 day ago
Yeah and media says “flu is more dangerous.” Hilarious.
Outta Sync
4 hours ago (edited)
They just let thousands asymptomatic off a cruise ship with the virus in New Jersey! 4 taken to hospital. Irresponsible. They are letting it spread… Reactive instead of Proactive will kill millions
Swaggerman 69
8 hours ago
We are being totally brainwashed by china. It’s so sad that the world is like this and we can’t do anything about it.
Dick Jones
1 day ago
4chan keeps finding these videos for me. 4chan/pol, ignore all the racist trolls and you find nuggets of gold like this linked
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Jay Kingston
5 hours ago
I really hope his model is wrong. It doesn’t look like it though so professor Ferguson is probably correct in saying that there are 50,000 new cases of the Novel Coronavirus per day. It’s likely to be in our country already as we have close business relationship ties with China such as the jiyenge steel company from Hubei province who’s currently holding talks with British Steel in Scunthorpe, or the 5G business talks that are ongoing in the capital. The worrying factor is that a person can be carrying the virus for upto 14 days without feeling any symptoms so they will likely spread it to other people as they carry on their normal day to day activities. I don’t think we will know if it has spread locally until at least the the 20th of February. Back tracing will be very hard because people will be carrying on with their normal activities and will be in contact with all sorts of different people before they present themselves to the health services.
LrngToFly
1 day ago
His body language says it all.
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The Ball
1 day ago
It does?
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Khatimil
1 day ago
what does it say, enlighten us, please.
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Jeff Sutthoff
1 day ago
Seems a little tense right?
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kim dmg
1 day ago
I agree. He looks defeated, slumped. That’s what I do when I feel kind of hopeless.
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Gord Orvis
1 day ago
Jfc
Nikki E
1 day ago
He’s trying to be careful with what he is saying without scaring people. Closed off and guarded.
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Nikki E
1 day ago
He’s being very careful with his wording as he does not want to worry people. Very closed and guarded.
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Dave Hauthorn
11 hours ago
Bear in mind, he’s English with a public school accent. He’s terrified dude. He knows the death toll in China could me millions. He tried his best to hide his concerns because he works with govt policy wankers.
K. S.
19 hours ago
I’m sorry, but he doesn’t seem to be making eye contact for some reason.
Ondrej Scerbej
16 hours ago
Mortality is 33%.
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Тайвань
1 day ago
china love to hide true
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So Fru
1 day ago
HBO Chernobyl said it best…”Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth. Sooner or later, that debt is paid.”
China is paying right now. Mother Earth is well on its way to bio-nuke China back into the Middle Age.
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msg36093
1 day ago
Hostess is QT 3.14. distractingly cute.
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Jefferson
1 day ago
Cute is not the word: beautiful!
iamgogi
1 day ago
Yes, very cute nerd girl. Distracted. Missed half the stuff he said.
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Dale F
1 day ago
Sweet math pun.
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Glip Klopsyiop
15 hours ago
@Dale F 4chan
Glip Klopsyiop
15 hours ago
She’s really pretty
Colenel Munro
16 hours ago
She has nice milkies
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misy4ru3
1 day ago
b.but…WHO said no problem, don’t worry.
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So Fru
1 day ago
Who said that?
Jackson
12 hours ago
PET YOUR PETS FUCK IT JUST DO IT
-WHO
Sami Ji
1 day ago
I went back to Europe in the end of last month, the condition was serious bad and we had to wear masks in entire holiday period. As you all know real death number is much higher than official numbers, many of them even couldn’t get any medical check before the death. I really hope worldwide experts can help, people can support, Chinese people need help!
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Sandy Zong
18 hours ago
Agree. People in Wuhan are in urgent lack of medical resources and hope the patients can be rescued ASAP.
Feral Android
1 day ago (edited)
What a fear monger!
It’s just the flu.
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recur68
1 day ago
We’ll see, my money is the prof not you..
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Feral Android
1 day ago
@recur68 Joke.
Christopher Martenson was removed from wikipedia for predicting less then this professor.
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yvoennsche
1 day ago
No he isn’t a fear monger. He is well published in journals like Science and has the credentials. I work in a lab on viruses, and this is not the flu. Btw, the Spanish Flu had a mortality rate of 3%. It all comes down to how many people get infected.
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Seronys
1 day ago
@Feral Android Can you elaborate on Christopher Martenson? What exactly happend?
HalfwayFeral
1 day ago
What an ignorant, naive post. Are you seriously comparing the seasonal flu with the beginning of a novel viral outbreak to which we have no treatment/vaccine for? No idea what the mortality rate or R-Naught really is? To a viral outbreak that closed down Macau, Apple stores, Walmarts, Disneyland, Hyundai plants, Ikeas, Nikes, Starbucks, Google offices, etc, quarantined 50+ million people, turned cities into ghost towns and stadiums into hospitals in China when they’re already on the verge of a recession?
Turn off the American MSM dude, fuck.
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Inu Dog
1 day ago
will you use a breathe machine when you get a flu?
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Al
1 day ago
@yvoennsche I just googled spanish flu mortality rate and it was 10-20% with 3-6% of world population dying.
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The Bread
1 day ago
Yes. China has 60 million people in lock down over the common flu. Mm hmm.
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rokkukasuba
1 day ago
@recur68 I think he forgot to put /s at the end 😉 These days u need to be explicit about that!
Feral Android
1 day ago
@rokkukasuba That would have been too easy 🙂
Yes, it was a joke. A couple days ago the MSM was saying you need to be worried about the flu more then the coronoavirus. When people questioned that narrative they were called Fear Mongers. Now this guy is agreeing what a lot of others were predicting last week. Zerohedge was kicked off twitter for talking like this.
Chris Martonsen: v=R183wM-oTjk
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Vic 77
17 hours ago
Sit up straight!
BabeDollB
1 day ago
15 years ago (2005) in an Illuminati meeting, they said they wanted China to “catch a cold” that a virus would spread that would present flu-like symptoms and that hopefully 65 million people there would die. Bonkers
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Time Trader
1 day ago
And you were at this meeting? 🤔 🤣
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Kellnaved
1 day ago (edited)
So that only 1,3 Billion would be left? And then it takes them 15 years, not even outdoing the Population-Growth of these years? Those Illuminati and there problems with counting …
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MegaHam
1 day ago
Take that tin foil hat off
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BabeDollB
1 day ago
@MegaHam I don’t actually believe it lol, but I enjoy a good creep pasta
BabeDollB
1 day ago
@Kellnaved from what they say they only want 500,000 people in the world… Not the greatest mathematicians apparently 🤷♀️
sngmnh
8 hours ago
@BabeDollB wasn’t the limit at 200 million?
Bearwoman11
20 hours ago
I wouldn’t doubt this virus is man made and That Russia and the US is behind The assault on China! It’s all about money
József Ferenc
17 hours ago
10 IQ post
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MATT88888
7 hours ago
He’s full of crap. Report this youtube to get it removed. We don’t need panic or damage to our economy.
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TreeWop
37 minutes ago
Go and listen to the news on the TV and get info from the WHO then. Good luck with that
Adrian N.
1 day ago
I think its time to stop talking and have sabine dig those knockers out of that tanktop shes filling up
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S8 S7
1 day ago
Lmaooo
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Haakonson
16 hours ago
You can cut the sexual tension with a knife
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Marcella Gridley
16 hours ago
LOL
Glip Klopsyiop
15 hours ago
He’s depressed
Dave Hauthorn
11 hours ago
He’s got visions of bodies stacked to the ceiling whilst her nipples are getting hard and she’s looking like she wants to ride him. Pretty effing awkward. I hate that sh@t.
Daniel
17 hours ago
she looks like she smells nice
Honest Abe
15 hours ago
Yup
AvariceUntied
23 hours ago
50.000 per day would mean that it take 75 years to infect the entire population of China. But by then they will have a vaccine. Maybe even in the summer.
Sitting on a window
23 hours ago
Thats not the point. Its a global virus. Thats the danger behind it!
Mike Harrison
23 hours ago
50,000 per day now. But the spread is exponential, not linear. Each person infects an average of 4 others.
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Cheryl Lynne
23 hours ago
AvariceUntied Back to math class for you!
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Dave Hauthorn
11 hours ago
The prolem is 2+million left Wuhan for Shanghai, Guangdong, Beijing and all sorts of places by plane. That is what is worrying. 2+million disease vectors. Those cities will spike next week. Then the true extent will become known. It is possible that, just as in Wuhan, the other cities will be quickly overwhelmed. It is mayhem right now and China is lying through its teeth.
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AvariceUntied
6 hours ago
@Mike Harrison Really? Then in few days the entire world population would be infected. That can’t be right.
Mike Harrison
6 hours ago
@AvariceUntied it would take between 12-15 weeks if it is not slowing down to infect the entire world
AvariceUntied
2 minutes ago
@Mike Harrison Well then I’ll see you in 3-4 months. Or not.
kdhlkjhdlk
1 day ago
So this is like a Saudi Arabian mouth piece?
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Richard Chan
1 day ago
Is the interviewer from France? I found her accent a bit fascinating.
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Erna Daalman
1 day ago
Richard, she’s from the Netherlands.
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Richard Chan
1 day ago
@Erna Daalman Wrong guess, hahaha~
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kim chambers
1 day ago
Sounds Scandinavian to me, I have Swedish friends
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Dale F
1 day ago
Netherlands? Great English with some quirks in pronunciation.
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Erna Daalman
15 hours ago
@kim chambers She works in London and went to school and worked in Amsterdam the Netherlands.
qw ertyu
1 day ago
wow a new common cold virus, people need to stop freaking out
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チェリーCherry
1 day ago
qw ertyu yeah especially when it’s a lethal virus that’s killing who knows how many people a day
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Signor Catalano
21 hours ago
Yeah over 80 million people on quarantine lockdown over the new “common cold.” Maybe tell China to stop freaking out then.
Ramona Hurtado
10 hours ago
@Signor Catalano 400 million now
Major Scott Jackson
1 day ago
FAKE NEWS !! It’s just a flu…..
So Fru
1 day ago
Look at the cute guy here! He thinks he’s so smart! Hundreds of thousands of people die from one flu or another all over the world each year. “JuST a fLu” he says. If someone shoots you in the dick with a gun, will you walk it off and say “iTs JuST a TIny LiTLle BuLLEt” or will you agree that it’s a gun shot wound and a life-threatening injury? Just a flu. You should carry a potted plant around with you to replace the oxygen you waste, you fucking shit-for-brains. Your mother should have shoved you back inside for a couple more weeks, because your brain was clearly not done baking.
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Major Scott Jackson
23 hours ago
@So Fru it was ironic 😔
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Vic 77
18 hours ago
So Fru Lol! Oh so many of my thoughts wrapped into one succinct insult. God bless you. I’m heartened to know not all the human race has lost at least 30 pts IQ. Hope you and your loved ones make it through what is coming.
Vic 77
17 hours ago
It’s a real threat. Then the vaccine will be the next threat. They know they need a real threat big enough to scare people into taking the vaccine. It’s here guys. This is it.
Glip Klopsyiop
15 hours ago
Ok Major
Vic 77
18 hours ago
Posture of interviewer is horrendous. Is she 500 lbs? Obviously not, she’s fit, pretty, but sits like someone who is detrimentally obese.
Eric Juma
16 hours ago
Vic 77 who cares that’s her problem
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