CNN article referencing CDC says....

[you_dont_know_me]

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/22/health/cdc-coronavirus-estimates-symptoms-deaths/index.html

CDC Best estimate...drum rolll...... .4% of symptomatic cases are fatal.... 35% of cases are asymptomatic.

later it says....

at worst, 1% fatality rate from symptomatic cases.
35% of cases are asymptomatic (so we are down to .66% roughly at worst case scenario)

I think it's way undershot at 35%...a couple weeks back Triump Foods in St. Joseph had somewhere around 400 people test positive... 1 death.

Cases go up because testing is going up. A lot of the new cases are asymptomatic.


Open up everyone. A vaccine isn't coming. Wear a mask or stay in if you want to.

 

[kaskaskiakid]

We are opening up. No matter what numbers are being thrown around, the 30M + unemployed people aren't spending and the remainder are being very cautious with spending with an uncertain future. And the majority of Americans are steadfast in avoiding crowds. A vaccine better be coming and from all indications we will find one sooner or later. All the optimism and encouragement in the world isn't to change people's spending habits and reluctance to disregard recommendations on taking precautions on social gatherings.

 

[Veerman_12]

We are opening up. No matter what numbers are being thrown around, the 30M + unemployed people aren't spending and the remainder are being very cautious with spending with an uncertain future. And the majority of Americans are steadfast in avoiding crowds. A vaccine better be coming and from all indications we will find one sooner or later. All the optimism and encouragement in the world isn't to change people's spending habits and reluctance to disregard recommendations on taking precautions on social gatherings.

Any stats to support your claims?