Sledgstone

It looks like in Italy, the main reason people die from it is because theres so many cases of people being sick simultaneously they don't have the resources, hospital beds, etc. to meet the demand of treatment, because of that people are dieing. It seems completely treatable, but the shear amount of people that can get sick simultaneously is what makes this so dangerous.

This is 100% on the media. There are too many dumbasses out there that just read headlines. Honestly the government needs to pass a law banning clickbait entirely. It should be classified as yelling fire or bomb in a crowded building. Like every fucking thing is clickbait now. "This developer adds key feature to game" "A big character died in this series" blah blah. Today an article is going around how a 21 year old soccer player died from Coronavirus. Just reading the headline you'd think you could be athletic and young and die from the coronavirus. If you actually click the link you'd see he had Leukemia and then caught coronavirus. But idiots won't click the link, and just go out word of mouth to people they know and say "a 21 athlete died from coronavirus, it can kill anyone!"

The clickbait does need to die. I listened to the Trump speech earlier. He said it could be around July/August before things go back to normal and when asked about a recession he said "that could happen". ugh.

Every company I've ever done business with except my local tire store has sent me an email saying "their response to the coronavirus", "we're reassuring you we're clean, we've disinfected everything, etc." -_-;