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[QUOTE="brasssbonanzaa, post: 3525909, member: 794"]
I don't 100% agree with his point, but there's increasing research showing many, many more people have already had this virus.  Preliminary studies of residents in the Bay Area and LA County indicate as much as 5% of the population already developed antibodies. The studies indicate the infection rate would be as much as 80X the confirmed rate shown by testing.

That doesn't necessarily mean they're immune and can go run wild outside.  What it does suggest is the denominator of the death rate and hospitalization rate is very different.  This also suggests some deaths that occurred in the weeks leading up to lockdowns that were attributed to the flu or otherwise may have been Covid-related.

What this doesn't mean is the virus isn't deadly, is the same thing as the flu, yada yada this is all a giant overreaction let's all go back to football stadiums right now.

[URL unfurl="true"]https://abc7news.com/stanford-coronavirus-study-number-people-infected-by-santa-clara-county-total-covid-19/6110894/[/URL]
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-04-20/coronavirus-serology-testing-la-county[/URL]
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