Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[Zues1]

Musk calls Gates a knucklehead

 

[DancingOutlaw]

But mask

I like at the end where she points to the mic as she realizes "ah, ****".

 

[BigOrangeD]

 

[DancingOutlaw]

This is actually quite useful. The cases are layered in a way much more similar to claims triangulation as opposed to the typical article that would say "US has another 4k corona deaths this week" when only a fraction of them actually occurred this week. The problem we've had the last six months is a complete dearth of useful data. Things are presented with a clearly defined goal in mind, and then the numbers are mangled to reinforce that position.
Deaths, Data and COVID-19: A Deadly Dose of Daily Confusion

 

[0nelilreb]

I guess when your city is broke because of stupid economic decisions , any money is good money . Lol

NYC to fine people who refuse to wear masks as COVID-19 positive rate rises — CBS News

 

[Sea Ray]

A step in the right direction

Does this mean that masks are not required by the state?

 

[volfanjustin]

Does this mean that masks are not required by the state?

Masks were never required by the state, he always left it up to local governments to make that call

 

[headhunter15]

 

[volfanhill]

Masks were never required by the state, he always left it up to local governments to make that call

And they still can. Pretty useless. Nashville mayor will still nashville mayor

 

[headhunter15]

Yeah, that’s a hard no from normal people. The world got back to normal after the Spanish Flu, WWI & WWII. I believe we can get back to normal.

 

[Mick]

Yeah, that’s a hard no from normal people. The world got back to normal after the Spanish Flu, WWI & WWII. I believe we can get back to normal.

Amazing thing about us humans, we adapt. It's in our nature.

 

[LouderVol]

Amazing thing about us humans, we adapt. It's in our nature.

Yeah it's supposed to be for the better. Some way that makes us stronger.

 

[Mick]

Yeah it's supposed to be for the better. Some way that makes us stronger.

We adapt to situations both good and bad. Our strength comes when we do it together.

 

[volfanjustin]

And they still can. Pretty useless. Nashville mayor will still nashville mayor

That’s why if I leave the Boro it’s only to Cool Springs. We avoid Nashville

 

[Pepe_Silvia]

Yeah, that’s a hard no from normal people. The world got back to normal after the Spanish Flu, WWI & WWII. I believe we can get back to normal.

Just two weeks to flatten the curve...

Is anybody shocked to see this?

 

[ajvol01]

 

[volfanjustin]

Yeah, that’s a hard no from normal people. The world got back to normal after the Spanish Flu, WWI & WWII. I believe we can get back to normal.

We should already be back to normal but some refuse to let it happen. 7 months to flatten the curve

 

[volbeast33]

Yeah, that’s a hard no from normal people. The world got back to normal after the Spanish Flu, WWI & WWII. I believe we can get back to normal.

The last people I will ever listen to is psychologists.... an absolute waste of a profession.

 

[volfanjustin]

The last people I will ever listen to is psychologists.... an absolute waste of a profession.

We shouldn’t listen to anyone CNN is pushing

 

[Weezy]

Take a look at population and population density. Israel is 9M and change; Sweden is 10M and change. Consider the size of the country (and desert). Population density of Israel is 401 people/sq km; Sweden is 25/sq km. Pack people more closely together and you get higher disease transmission rates. Sweden (outside Stockholm) more like the US in the 50s - entirely different from a country like Israel. US is 36/sq km; in all cases the distribution between rural and urban areas is highly skewed; but in a much smaller country like Israel, there's little opportunity to spread out.

Contagion can multiply at an exponential rate (1 person can infect many - each of those can infect many) while mandates are more linear. There's a significant time lag between disease growth and corrective measures - more infected people than known (because of the delayed onset of symptoms if people are symptomatic) are already in the pipeline and have the potential to affect others. Feedback and control and system dynamics are the real studies that would give a real handle on all this if people really responded more uniformly, but even mask wear varies both in quality of the mask and user compliance.

If most the population in Sweden live in urban areas like Stockholm than the size of the country doesn't matter.

 

[UT_VOLS13]

When and where to watch the 'South Park' pandemic special

 

[joevol33]

The last people I will ever listen to is psychologists.... an absolute waste of a profession.

Maybe you should see someone who can help with these feelings you have.

 

[kiddiedoc]

Yeah, that’s a hard no from normal people. The world got back to normal after the Spanish Flu, WWI & WWII. I believe we can get back to normal.

This is an incredibly dangerous opinion piece that could cause significant harm to those suffering from the mental health effects of social isolation, job disruption, and health anxiety. Complete nonsense, and reckless journalism.

 

[oz615]

We should already be back to normal but some refuse to let it happen. 7 months to flatten the curve

Case in point,the media for obvious reason of course.

 

[Carl Pickens]

Yeah, that’s a hard no from normal people. The world got back to normal after the Spanish Flu, WWI & WWII. I believe we can get back to normal.

I don’t know..... The USA has been suffering from a poonification pandemic for years now and there’s no end in site.... covid could be just like that