Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "How Satellite Images Reveal the Global Impact of the Coronavirus" video.

Biggie 2pac I suspect a lot of countries are under-reporting and playing on the numbers but some are likely really going to town in reporting far lower numbers than what is happening in the countries and I think some real investigations in all countries are needed to get a clear idea on that.
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@proclash2505 I think the true numbers will come out in time before all countries are likely going to be looked at very close from all over the world to see if the numbers make sense. The question will be is how much higher the numbers will be, is it just a bit or a lot, I suspect it depends on the country but we are going to likely see which countries are more honest with it's own people and the world in the next few years.
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@proclash2505 Maybe but I suspect all are under-reporting the numbers, some because the numbers don't look good and some because the medical test kits are just not there to get an accurate number, especially in the developing countries which the numbers are likely much higher than is being said.
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@BulletproofDawg Even 50k would be hard to hide now because I suspect all countries are going to be looked into on this at a much closer level to see if the numbers make sense, I think we'll get a clearer picture on this about 2 or 3 years from now once the dust settles.
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@YSLRD I don't think it's the right time for the US to open by at least a few weeks if not a month and half and for a few reasons, the curve is still on the up no matter what Trump wants us to think, then different US states are at different stages on this virus, opening things up too soon would likely do a lot more harm than good, also I highly doubt states and the public are going to listen to Trump on when to open up and will open up when they feel it's safe, the problem is, many will open up and that's where the virus will likely spread, extending the economic damage to the country, it's a risky move to open up too soon and could be really costly if done the wrong way. In any case, I highly doubt things are going to return back to normal in a few months like some like to think, for one, the economic damage of this will be felt long and hard and two, even if we open up, people are going to be scared, the virus is likely going to be with us for the next 2, maybe 3 years so there is always a chance of catching it once out and about, I also suspect spending on consumer goods will drop because this has been a shock to the system and people will likely want to save for a rainy day, especially when the jobs market doesn't look too good at the moment, so the economic recovery is likely going to be slow and painful for a lot of us.
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