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Originally Posted by dlphg9
So something I've been pondering in regards to COVID-19 (C19) and Spanish Flu (SF) is what would happen if these 2 viruses were to switch years. Instead of SF hitting in 1918 it hits in 2019 and C19 hits in 1918.
How deadly would SF be today as opposed to Covid? In 1918 they basically had nothing to fight the flu or anything that came from it. How much more deadly would C19 have been in 1918. I think C19 would have easily killed and effected more people.
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Interesting
A lot of factors would go into that I’d think. I’m on my phone, I’ll mark it and come back when I am in front of a computer