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@stop 25-30 people
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@LeMeow there is an chance of ca. 33% that an coworker dies and 100% one and probably more near family member (kids, wife, husband, parents) dies.
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@stop more than 100%? What? Out of 10 people 11 will die? Im not sure if Im reading this wrong or what
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@Hazarth 25 people have usually two parents (50 people) and an child and an husband/wife/other person(25) so we have around 100 people from which around 70 people get ill and 3 die.
1 Person is probably one of your coworkers and the other two are relatives of your coworkers.
depending on the healthcare in your country the rate can get higher, since 3 percent is an average of infected people around the world. -
@stop if you give a 100% chance on something like this, you know that you did something wrong
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Received a Slack message basically telling us not to panic and that it's not fatal (then saying it's less than 3%), and we'll have sanitizers in the office.
So, if we wash our hands and use the sanitizers often, we'll be just fine.
Didn't stop me, though, from getting WFH. So, got back to my home city and I'll be working remotely from here for at least a week (starting from Monday).
Will get to extend it to two weeks if it doesn't impede my work.
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