Originally posted by jazzbodog
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I go back to work on Wednesday and have been out the last few days and because of the good weather places are packed, the government and the media are always surprised but they are so out of touch and don't realise that the majority of people just want to get on with their lives and there will always be risk in the world.
I have seen the stats, if your under 70 and do not have bad health problems then the chances of catching it and going into hospital are around 0.2 / 0.3 per cent, there is more chance of me having a serious can accident or developing other health problems. Bottom line is people are not going to put their lives on hold for such a ridiculously small chance or having problems. There will always be risk in life, even after covid.
People who are vulnerable need to take extra pre-cautions for the rest of the year, but for the vast majority of the population life goes on.
Back to the sport (not the sports going on all over the world right but the NA sports) I believe the NBA just did a round of testing -
302 players were tested, and just 16 came up positive. The commish said that ZERO cases were serious, so basically they have mild to no symptons and will isolate for 14 days.
So thats around 5 per cent, as cases drop over the weeks and months I would imagine that figure will go down to around 2-3 per cent at the most by the time we get to the end of July and the NBA playoffs. So the NBA is in a good place and will go ahead.
If the NFL got to TC and around 2-3 per cent of players tested positive and had to isolate for 14 days then so what. As we get to September that figure will keep going down, as has happened elsewhere in the world.
Anyone using logic, sense, and an ability to keep a balanced perspective can see that there is no way in a million years the NFL season will be delayed
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