| rickair7777 |
12-21-2021 07:24 PM |
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Originally Posted by Nordhavn
(Post 3339886)
99.8% survival rate sir. No reply to that I guess. As far as renal failure goes, please educate yourself on remdesivir. It was used in the ebola crisis in Africa and was first to be pulled from trials because it was deadly. I don't watch Youtube for my information, let alone Newsmax. They are compromised by pharma ad. dollars. I appreciate your passion on the issue but your disdain for a very large chunk of the country is very off putting. It is not possible for you to influence anyone on your current tack.
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I'm no covidian, by any means.
But consider the outlook of the general public... 99%, or even 99.9% survival for a DISCRETE EVENT is not that great. Have to assume that EVERYBODY will get covid, and sooner not later (omicron severity may be lower).
Would you be good with a 99% chance of not having a fatal crash on every leg you fly? Would you operate that leg, or call out fatigued? How about going for a motorcycle ride? Even the isle of Man TT isn't that dangerous.
How about 99.9%?
Neither 99% or 99.9% are great odds for something that everyone pretty much will get. Different people calculate their own odds differently, being fit, healthy, and not very old I wasn't worried... but a lot of the population (majority I'm sure) are not very fit AND healthy AND young.
I have friends who flew space shuttles, similar fatality rate... great gig but their pucker factor was waaaaay up there on game day.
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