Warning: Exponential Numbers of the Swine Pandemia, page 1
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Topic started on 1-5-2009 @ 02:32 PM by Mexican against NAU
CDC confirms 141 cases of swine flu in 19 states in U.S., according to the agency's Web site. Quote

28 April there were 99 confirmed cases
29 April there were 154 confirmed cases
Yesterday 30 April there were 212 confirmed cases.
Today 1 May there are 478 confirmed cases
Source:
www.news.bbc.co.uk

EXPONENTIAL GROWTH:
99 to 154 (growth 1.55)
154 to 212 (growth 1.376)
212 to 478(growth 2.254)
Lets assume that growth remains constant at an average of those growth figures (1.822)
That means 2 May expected confirmed cases will be 871
3 May 1566
4 May 2850
5 May 5187
6 May 9440
7 May 17,180
8 May 31,267
9 May 56,907
10 May 103,570
I'll let you do the rest of the math for later periods.

This is an exponential growth rate - as are most disease spreads until the disease wanes or until the population is immune or dead.
No, this isn't WWIII nuclear war type doom where its all over in 3 hours. No not even a 9-11 terrorist attack, over in about a day.

Pandemics and Epidemics start off slowly, and gain momentum and speed as time progresses.

By May tenth over one hundred thousand cases (based on confirmed cases only) can be expected. If this is a non stop 100% communicable disease, then by 20 May we could be looking at 41,300,109 cases in the US alone! Yes you read that correctly 41 million.

Do the math.

Its not in the media as prevalent as is should be. Its not because too many woo woos would freak out. Its not being covered or handled correctly by CDC, WHO and the international community to stave off economic complications due to panicked shopping and panicked 'calling in sick' or work stoppages.

Even with a low death rate of say 0.05% we are talking a potential 20,650 deaths. Even with a mortality rate of just ).01% we would see 4,130 deaths of the infected population of 20 may.

That's just 20 days down the road.

This is why a pandemic is a 'bad thing' it has full access to the whole population, it springs up in unexpected places, it spreads and it is passed in a growth rate 1.2 to 2 is the expected for flu until about 1/3 to 1/2 of the population has fallen ill.

Pandemics are more dangerous than just epidemics due to the way viruses can mix with other viruses (like this one mixing with another flu type) that can lead to more seriously novel viruses that could be more contagious, or have a longer airborne life or be more deadly or be all three combined.

Its the math that is all important. Its not what has happened in the opening week its the longer term, the month - the two months the year down the road that makes this potentially a very, very bad thing.

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reply posted on 1-5-2009 @ 03:13 PM by Mexican against NAU
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I have seen chemtrailing continues over my city. Who tells you it's not CHEMTRAILS the via of dissemination?

Once this pandemic is full blown, it will be AIRBORNE. My city has NO WAY to give funeral services to 100 people in one day. Mortality rate is normally 7 people and funeral services could service 20 at the most. What is going to happen to bodies? Who will pick up the corpses if this flu grows?

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reply posted on 1-5-2009 @ 03:25 PM by Mexican against NAU
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Sure, I see incinaration as the only way a month down the road. Maybe less.



reply posted on 1-5-2009 @ 03:25 PM by whoshotJR
I just posted this in another thread but it fits better here.

I'm not a fan of math and suck at it but some numbers I have put together from reading different threads doesn't sound very good.

Most normal flu's have about a 10-20% chance of getting you sick when you come in contact with an infected person or area. This h1n1 variant sounds like it has about a minimum 50% of the people who come in contact with it get infected with it.

Eventually almost every person will probably come in contact with this based off the prediction maps of how a pandemic spreads when it has that high of a ratio of infection. I wish I could find this link again but hx3 borg dude posted it before I think.

If you take the small number of 2% death rate or the higher number of a 6% death rate like was reported above you start to see some scary numbers. That's like 18 Million deaths in the US with a 100% infection rate or 9 Million deaths at a 50% infection rate.

I would imagine that as the system becomes more taxed you would see the death rate percentage rise so you could see as much as 10% die off or 15-30 million people. combine that then with the other deaths that would happen because of the strains put on the health care system and its feasible to have almost 20% of the US population die off based on the numbers I have read in different threads( some would be normal deaths others would be preventable deaths that are left untreated because of lack of ability to utilize overcrowded hospitals like a hear attack).

They say that if 20% of a population were to die off you would probably see total anarchy until panic settles down.
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