Must See! Super Bowl vs. Super Virus - Exponential Ramifications!!

With all the information and misinformation swirling around about how horrible or not so horrible the coronavirus is… what better way to spend your Sunday afternoon than with 65,326 other screaming, slobbering, droplet emitting fans at what amounts to a glorified, over-priced high school football game, in the gun-free-zone of Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.

I guess it goes without saying, but every year people from all over the world, and I mean all over the world (even from places like China) scramble to get their over-priced tickets in order to secure their slot to be there in person for the greatest show on earth. According to some outlets this year’s ticket prices are set to break all former records at $7,136 a ticket.

But… biologically speaking, this year is a tad different. While 60 million people in China are on lockdown, and the World Health Organization’s declaration of a global health emergency, Super Bowl 54 is set to take place in sunny, humid Miami, Florida, at Hard Rock Stadium.

So, how are federal health officials responding to this global health crisis in Miami?

Let’s get this straight. They’ve already told us that a person can have the virus, be asymptomatic and still spread the virus to others. As a matter of fact, there could be scores of carriers who show no signs of having the virus as they rub shoulders with hundreds… even thousands of people at on game… the people who potentially get infected… people from all over this nation and the world, mind you, can become silent carriers of what’s being called a serious public health threat, as they take that virus back home to their families and friends.

If just two things we’re hearing about the virus is true… this might be a huge cause for concern.

1 – They tell us that the new coronavirus is an RNA virus – that is, part of a family of viruses that have RNA as their genetic material rather than DNA – which have a “VERY high mutation rate,” which allows it to “change properties very quickly.” This will cause serious problems containing a virus that’s constantly mutating.

And 2 – It’s said to have an RO or R naught factor of 4.08. R naught is the number of infected persons that one person can generate over the course of it’s infectious period which they’re saying is 2 to 14 days… some are even saying you remain infectious for as much as three weeks.

This means that one person can infect 4 people. Each of those four people can infect 4 people for a total of 16. 16 becomes 64, then 256 and in nine cycles of the virus one person can have successfully infected more people than hard rock stadium holds.

Yes…there’s a lot of misinformation out there… but there’s a good chance that this virus is something to take serious… and there’s good reason to believe that the number they’re giving us are grossly under reported. As I produce this video on the 2^nd of February 2020, 304 people are reported to have died and over 14,500 are infected. That’s a jump of more than 2,500 people from 18 hours ago.

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