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Article title is misinformation doing fuzzy cocktail napkin math..13 and dropping
New WHO estimate puts coronavirus death rate at only 0.13% * WorldNetDaily * by Art Moore
The WHO estimate that about 760 million people -- more than 20 times the confirmed cases -- have been infected by the coronavirus worldwide means the death rate is 0.13%
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Stop posting fake news, even if it makes sense in your imagination.
Hasn't it also been found that UV light kills it?CDC revises coronavirus guidance to acknowledge that it spreads through airborne transmission
CDC revises coronavirus guidance to acknowledge that it spreads through airborne transmission
"CDC's recommendations remain the same based on existing science and after a thorough technical review of the guidance," the agency said.www.cnbc.com
That was why BLM protests were okay. Its just non-BLM matters that spread it.
I am not sure at what level... and I do t assume UV light is everywhere it gets airborne.
Not much UV light at night time.
Fauci has been quoted saying UV light does kill it.
I guess I’m just replying to the comment you made where you said
Perhaps I misread something.
As in, is there enough uv light in your average house, store or restaurant to kill it? I guess that is why they have always said it’s safer outside.
I think part of the reason they say it's safer outside is because HVAC systems recirculate the air we breathe
I guess as long as the room has good light it would get enough UV, but absolutely I agree with you, you are safer outside. Fauci has said you are the safest outside especially in the sunlight.
More than 80% of the systems I work on bring in outside air. Either 100% outside air with the return closed off, or if the unit had an economizer function the outside air damper is set to a minimum position(usually about 10%)
Does indoor lighting hit the right right spectrum to kill the virus?
