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Developing herd immunity puts 1% of the population at risk of death
33:10 - 42:42 (09:32)
The idea of developing herd immunity may reduce the spread of the virus, but it is still putting 1% of the population at risk of death from COVID-19. The virus has a higher statistical rate of infection than the flu and a portion of people may have incredibly bad symptoms.
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Factors such as age, smoking habits, and availability of critical care beds are contributing to the impact of the coronavirus in different regions of the world.
33:10 - 34:53 (01:43)
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Factors such as age, smoking habits, and availability of critical care beds are contributing to the impact of the coronavirus in different regions of the world.
ChapterDeveloping herd immunity puts 1% of the population at risk of death
EpisodeE0: COVID-19 Political, Economic & Social Ramifications featuring The Production Board's David Friedberg (frmly Founder/CEO, The Climate Corporation)
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Understanding the concept of herd immunity is crucial in curbing the spread of COVID-19.
34:53 - 37:27 (02:33)
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Understanding the concept of herd immunity is crucial in curbing the spread of COVID-19. As more people develop immunity to the virus, the rate of infection decreases, and we are better able to achieve herd immunity faster.
ChapterDeveloping herd immunity puts 1% of the population at risk of death
EpisodeE0: COVID-19 Political, Economic & Social Ramifications featuring The Production Board's David Friedberg (frmly Founder/CEO, The Climate Corporation)
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
While herd immunity remains an attractive solution towards the fight against COVID-19, it is important to consider that 1% of the population is still at risk of death, according to Chamath Palihapitiya on Jason Calacanis's podcast "All In."
37:27 - 42:42 (05:15)
Summary
While herd immunity remains an attractive solution towards the fight against COVID-19, it is important to consider that 1% of the population is still at risk of death, according to Chamath Palihapitiya on Jason Calacanis's podcast "All In."