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» Approaching an Inflection Point Where the Contagion Could Go Exponential

I wonder what Illinois governor JB Pritzger thinks.

An inflection point where the virus could do what, JB? Do you mean the point where the virus could go away?

Is this what you are saying?

Oh, I see. You mean the point where it could "go exponential." That's not good. That is like the opposite of the virus going away.

Laurie Garrett says that the U.S. is currently entering a period of exponential growth .. which has swung open the Gates-of-Hell.

It's never a good thing when the Gates-of-Hell swing open like that. This has been my experience.

Once the Gates-of-Hell swing open, it can be a mother to get them shut again. You'll see what I mean.

Going exponential would represent a rapid, uncontrolled outbreak. Hospitals would quickly be overwhelmed.

If they arent already. Thanks for the heads-up, JB.

» Patterns of Infection from the Spanish Influenza of 1918

If you study the outbreak of Spanish Influenza of 1918, you'll find that, just like the coronavirus outbreak we are seeing today, the Spanish Flu also first hit during the spring (beginning in March).

There were four waves, with the second being the most deadly.

The second wave came during the autumn, like we are experiencing now.

The third wave, which hit during the winter months of 1919, was more deadly than the first wave.

If we experience anything like the Spanish Flu of 1918, then this current autumn wave that we are surfing .. would be the big daddy.

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