Coronavirus: Is it Too Late?

As  posted to the Peak Prosperity YouTube Channel on February 1, 2020

(Run time 11 min 31 sec)

In Update #10, on the Wuhan New Coronavirus (officially “2019-ncov”), Chris Martenson reports:

“Late on January 31, 2020, the US officially declared coronavirus a “national health emergency”. So they are starting to claim that it’s “too late” to do anything to stop the spread of coronavirus. Is it?

Even if it’s too late to stop it, we may still be able to slow the spread substantially. The latest numbers from China may be offering our first hope of that. At ~12,000 cases, they are our first sign the virus may no longer be spreading at a geometric rate. China’s quarantine efforts may be starting to pay off. (Or, we may just be getting bad data. It’s simply too early to tell)

Yes, it’s important to prepare for coronavirus to arrive in your community. That’s just prudent given what we know right now. But don’t lose hope. We all have a role to play in limiting the damage this outbreak can cause.”

(This is Blog Post #719)


Chris Martenson, is a former American biochemical scientist and Vice President of Science Applications International Corporation.  Currently he is an author and trend forecaster interested in macro trends regarding the economy, energy composition and the environment at his site, www.peakprosperity.com.

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