One thing I've noticed is that ever since the virus became public knowledge, I am yet to see anyone sick with a cold/flu, or get sick myself. Positive side effect from everyone washing their fucking hands, wearing plastic gloves and face masks everywhere they go.
@AOU, have you noticed this too?
Not a single person I know or someone related to them got infected. Not that I wish them, but it seems strange that new cases are announced everyday and no one knows anyone who got infected.
Or maybe that's because we are super careful and aren't going out unless necessary. And even though, we are wearing all the protections (masks, glasses, gloves, hat, a small bottle of alcohol-based gel)
I don't know too many people, so can't really comment.
Hopefully it just goes away over time.
My theory (based on absolutely nothing), is that many people have it, but because it's flying HIV that attacks your immune system, they don't really know until they've caught the flu, which then becomes a life threatening illness. Maybe because everything is so clean as of late, no-one has had a chance to get sick. But that doesn't explain Wuhan, or the clouds of crows that are absolutely swarming the area.
Maybe they got attracted by the smell of bacon (They have been incinerating hundred thousands of dead pigs from the African Swine Fever and poultry from the Avian Flu).
Crows live in the countryside, and probably noticed the sudden silence in urban areas. So they came to loot trash bins since the curfew started last month.
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