Coronavirus: How Bad Will it Get?

As  posted to the Peak Prosperity YouTube Channel on February 2, 2020

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In Update #11, on the Wuhan New Coronavirus (officially “2019-ncov”), Chris Martenson reports:

“The official data on the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus continues to suggest a geometric growth rate. Which explains why more and more infectious disease experts are now openly calling the virus a full-blown global pandemic.

It’s worth noting at this point that the data we do have, mostly from the Chinese government, is still scant and suspect. Many think the situation is China is worse than is being reported — potentially much worse.

Frustratingly, the Western press seems bent on downplaying the coronavirus threat, many trying to convince us that the standard flu is more dangerous. Which is NOT true, at least in terms of survivability.

So, we must continue to educate ourselves as best we can.”

Chris continues tirelessly synthesizing the data and reporting back to you with understandable and practical insights.

(This is Blog Post #722)


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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