Got it
I don’t see a point to getting anything other than an antibody test
I don’t see a point to getting anything other than an antibody test
COVID-19 2020
It's also why capitalizing proper nouns exists in English grammar.
hutch wrote:
We call that urgent care center here I think
If you work with the elderly or health compromised, you might want to get it on the regular. Cuomo has ordered nursing home workers tested every three days.
I seems like this is the scariest new development…
(New York) State officials are now investigating 110 cases of a potentially life-threatening pediatric inflammatory syndrome that appears to be related to the virus and has so far been linked to three deaths, Mr. Cuomo said. (Mayor Bill de Blasio said earlier in the day that city officials were investigating 100 cases of the syndrome.)
(New York) State officials are now investigating 110 cases of a potentially life-threatening pediatric inflammatory syndrome that appears to be related to the virus and has so far been linked to three deaths, Mr. Cuomo said. (Mayor Bill de Blasio said earlier in the day that city officials were investigating 100 cases of the syndrome.)
this pic speaks volumes
I really wish I could just stick an apple in trumps mouth
I really wish I could just stick an apple in trumps mouth
Keyboard wrote:
this pic speaks volumes
I really wish I could just stick an apple in trumps mouth
Who are the guys on the far left and far right? Guessing the left is Azar the right is who?
It's probably been a long time since Trump has had an apple in his mouth.
Man alone at sea for 3 months emerges to a changed world. Immediately after stepping off his boat, he immediately hugged in defiance of social distancing order.
https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2020/05/15/canada-man-at-sea-new-zealand-coronavirus-pandemic-pkg-vpx.tvnz
https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2020/05/15/canada-man-at-sea-new-zealand-coronavirus-pandemic-pkg-vpx.tvnz
Space wrote:
It seems likely that with a imcreasedt testing they will catch more of the asymptomatics. So it will be tough for the number of daily cases to decrease if the are catching a higher percentage of the positives.
… aaaaaand this is exactly why trump doesn't want more testing: if you look, you'll find.
sweetcell wrote:Space wrote:
It seems likely that with a imcreasedt testing they will catch more of the asymptomatics. So it will be tough for the number of daily cases to decrease if the are catching a higher percentage of the positives.
… aaaaaand this is exactly why trump doesn't want more testing: if you look, you'll find.
Sure, but in addition to discovering how contagious this thing is, even with social distancing, they're discovering how much less lethal it is than originally thought.
I don’t get that
I mean over 100,000 have died counting the undercount…with stay at home orders everywhere
Not to mention we don’t know the long term impact on the health of many that survive their battle or related illnesses or syndromes
Where you expecting a million to have died by now Space?
I really cannot stand anything that even closely minimizes the death toll
Again I know four people that have lost family to covid…one person lost two people
Maybe it’s your stats/technocratic background or work but the way you keep describing things relating to covid kind of comes across as insensitive at best and heartless at worst
Again, we have lost over 100,000 Americans WITH serious stay at home/social distancing protocols in place
I mean over 100,000 have died counting the undercount…with stay at home orders everywhere
Not to mention we don’t know the long term impact on the health of many that survive their battle or related illnesses or syndromes
Where you expecting a million to have died by now Space?
I really cannot stand anything that even closely minimizes the death toll
Again I know four people that have lost family to covid…one person lost two people
Maybe it’s your stats/technocratic background or work but the way you keep describing things relating to covid kind of comes across as insensitive at best and heartless at worst
Again, we have lost over 100,000 Americans WITH serious stay at home/social distancing protocols in place
hutch wrote:
I don’t get that
I mean over 100,000 have died counting the undercount…with stay at home orders everywhere
Not to mention we don’t know the long term impact on the health of many that survive their battle or related illnesses or syndromes
Where you expecting a million to have died by now Space?
I really cannot stand anything that even closely minimizes the death toll
Again I know four people that have lost family to covid…one person lost two people
Maybe it’s your stats/technocratic background or work but the way you keep describing things relating to covid kind of comes across as insensitive at best and heartless at worst
Again, we have lost over 100,000 Americans WITH serious stay at home/social distancing protocols in place
https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-states-of-america
Look at the first graph. I'm not going to add up every day, but the number of estimated cases is over 10 million through May 15. Even if you use 100K deaths (their estimate was 89K through May 15), that's still only a 1% death rate. The survival rate for those 80+ who get it is still 80%.
33% of the deaths have been people in nursing homes. Whereas 0.5% of the population live in nursing homes. It seems like we should be strictly quarantining nursing home residents and their caregivers and to a lesser degree anybody over 65 and anybody with a comorbidity. Not closing school next year and purposely causing the Great Depression 2.
Thankfully, it seems like the governors agree with me.
I don’t fully agree with Space (or even mostly agree) but I do think making an analysis of what number will die and how that number changes if we do or don’t do _____ is not, on its face, crass and beyond the pale like some are acting.
If hardcore social distancing and keeping restaurants/salons/etc closed changes the death toll nationwide by 5,000 (a ridiculous figure I am making up) I think as a society we have an obligation to discuss if that’s a reasonable payoff for all the other things that come along with those three months.
I feel this has become so politicized (equally so on the left, of which I will remind everyone I am a member of) that reasonable, logical, sober discussions of this are pretty much impossible. You just get rampant value signaling by all sides and the mindset that anyone who makes a slightly different decision/value equation than yourself must be called out as a heretic. It’s not helpful.
If hardcore social distancing and keeping restaurants/salons/etc closed changes the death toll nationwide by 5,000 (a ridiculous figure I am making up) I think as a society we have an obligation to discuss if that’s a reasonable payoff for all the other things that come along with those three months.
I feel this has become so politicized (equally so on the left, of which I will remind everyone I am a member of) that reasonable, logical, sober discussions of this are pretty much impossible. You just get rampant value signaling by all sides and the mindset that anyone who makes a slightly different decision/value equation than yourself must be called out as a heretic. It’s not helpful.
So basically the fatality rate is less than 1%, not 3-5% as was originally feared.
I'm not questioning the three month shutdown at all. I'm just saying it can't go on forever. There may never be an effective vaccine.
Very much agree with Julian's final paragraph.
Have a good weekend, y'all.
I'm not questioning the three month shutdown at all. I'm just saying it can't go on forever. There may never be an effective vaccine.
Very much agree with Julian's final paragraph.
Have a good weekend, y'all.
The side effects such as 36 million unemployed and millions probably losing health care are more a product of the way our economy is organized than the stay at home orders. There are many countries with stay at home orders where the unemployment numbers have barely moved and not one person has lost health care. Blaming it all on covid is in a way facile. It really should not have been that difficult to keep it together for a few months. We didn’t even try.
The idea behind the stay at home orders was to flatten the curve so as to buy time to increase readiness but if our government can’t do that then the problem is our government not covid or the thinking behind the plan
I don’t see my views as political but ethical. And I just try to listen to scientists and health experts. At the end of the day everything is political I suppose
I do think schools should reopen, elderly care facilities should have special measures, etc. Reopening must happen and some cost will be borne.
Not going to lie though: I find it distressing to see so many buying into the Republican framing on this but have at it…It ain’t going to affect me or my immediate family. I ain’t going back out there. I assume in the fall my kids will go back to school and I am ok with that but I ain’t going to be attending concerts or eating out until I think it’s safe.
Texas had 2000 new cases today. Why? Erroneous public policy at odds with what scientists and health care experts said we should do but if we want to take the Texas model national let’s go
It’s convenient for many to blame every problem on the shutdown but it’s not quite that simple
The idea behind the stay at home orders was to flatten the curve so as to buy time to increase readiness but if our government can’t do that then the problem is our government not covid or the thinking behind the plan
I don’t see my views as political but ethical. And I just try to listen to scientists and health experts. At the end of the day everything is political I suppose
I do think schools should reopen, elderly care facilities should have special measures, etc. Reopening must happen and some cost will be borne.
Not going to lie though: I find it distressing to see so many buying into the Republican framing on this but have at it…It ain’t going to affect me or my immediate family. I ain’t going back out there. I assume in the fall my kids will go back to school and I am ok with that but I ain’t going to be attending concerts or eating out until I think it’s safe.
Texas had 2000 new cases today. Why? Erroneous public policy at odds with what scientists and health care experts said we should do but if we want to take the Texas model national let’s go
It’s convenient for many to blame every problem on the shutdown but it’s not quite that simple
Equilibrium is the word
We need to find the equilibrium
We need to find the equilibrium
As coronavirus testing expands, a new problem arises: Not enough people to test
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/as-coronavirus-testing-expands-a-new-problem-arises-not-enough-people-to-test/2020/05/17/3f3297de-8bcd-11ea-8ac1-bfb250876b7a_story.html?itid=hp_hp-top-table-high_viruslabcapacity-440pm%3Ahomepage%2Fstory-ans
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/as-coronavirus-testing-expands-a-new-problem-arises-not-enough-people-to-test/2020/05/17/3f3297de-8bcd-11ea-8ac1-bfb250876b7a_story.html?itid=hp_hp-top-table-high_viruslabcapacity-440pm%3Ahomepage%2Fstory-ans
Myrtle Beach, last night. Did I see Julian at the 3 minute mark?
https://www.facebook.com/Yarields/videos/10158644086101454/
https://www.facebook.com/Yarields/videos/10158644086101454/
When you tell people testing doesn’t matter, 100,000 dead is a good job, fight for your freedom and anyways it just kills old people it’s obviously hard to keep people social distancing
Trump and Republicans won the framing… so enjoy opening up America
We will see what happens…maybe it works out and covid19 disappears and people stop dying…anyway it’s not lethal really..I mean the percentage of people who die is low..we do have 330,000,000 people so why inconvenience so many for so few?
Trump and Republicans won the framing… so enjoy opening up America
We will see what happens…maybe it works out and covid19 disappears and people stop dying…anyway it’s not lethal really..I mean the percentage of people who die is low..we do have 330,000,000 people so why inconvenience so many for so few?
shemptiness wrote:
Eric Trump claims coronavirus is Democratic hoax, will ‘magically’ vanish after 2020 election
Worked with the Mexican Caravan…why, not with COVID, they both start with C