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5-9 days until symptoms show.
expected that 30-70% of population will be exposed. 70% of cases are very mild, with few symptoms around 15% are heavy, with bad fevers, etc. around 15% require hospitalization (that is a shitload of people) and of those requiring hospitalization, 7% are hyper-critical. scary |
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did you ever read “the unbearable lightness of being”? great novel if you haven’t... |
I work at the university. French president Macron said all schools and universities would be closed from next monday till...
A part of the scientists wish to understand that teaching is over for the time being, but that they'll be allowed to work on the projects/research. Which is tricky, as a lot of people working at the lab are... students, trainees... The lab is 120 people more or less, but by april, we rocket up to 170 most of the time, because scientist hire (when they pay them) trainees. That covers up for the state not spending on replacing retiring colleagues. Lots of thinking to be done. We expect to be asked to work from our homes. Which I don't like at all. I'm not against not going to the university (I'm not opposed to staying home doing what I want), what I mean is that I don't want my apartment to be transformed in a part of the university. No work home. Plus no means to do that. Selfish consideration: all those cancelled gigs... a good chunk of what I look forward to has gone down the toilet. Have not seen any rush on toilet paper, this being said, but I don't roam each aisle. All I saw was empty racks of rice and pasta. |
went to a financial office today, it's funny all the ways you can avoid touching things, elbows, notebooks, etc. Plus open doors from the bottom of the handle. Not many people use that. I'm still a bit worried around here. State of Oregon only has been able to test 700 people. Governor has been asking feds for test kits and PPE for weeks, no response from Mike Penice (is this a decimate the blue states concept?). But significantly, we have a TON of foreign students here, many very wealthy Chinese scions of the Shanghai elite, and Saudis as well. Those kids travel all the time, off to Europe for vacation, back to Riyadh or Shanghai to visit the folks, etc. We've had "significant amount" of flu here among that population and a lot of students just were recalled from foreign study in Italy.
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the trumpet just declared a national emergency
it just means federal money will flow into the states |
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But Bytor/Fox said it was nothing?! |
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e.g., quoting lou fucking dobbs :rolleyes: |
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![]() here is a decent comparison between cases in Italy, and where the US stands today. it's not long before you see your emergency rooms saturated, and all ICU beds / respirators taken up. even at the aforementioned mortality rate of 5% (which IMO is skewed lower due to China's preventative measures), the US is looking at 16.5 million dead. to write this off as "only the elderly and infirm" is a criminal act devoid of any compassion. you will ALL know someone who dies. the mortuaries will be overrun and the bodies stacked like cordwood before Christmas. |
My US$0.02, which in local currency is CLP16.93 (buys you fuckall, but if you export a lotta shit I guess you're happy): we were told this would happen. Part of a Zakaria Global Briefing e-mail from February 28:
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So that's the scientific community, which nobody listens to, and The Economist, which Joe Sixpack, Hockey Mom and Donald Trump do not read (Trump does not read anything, as we're well aware of). But there's another source that warned us: EVERY FUCKING ZOMBIE MOVIE. OK, not every one of them, not the George Romero classics, but the zombie subgenre eventually became a litany of bullcrap flicks in which zombie shenanigans start with some kinda virus. And unlike science and neoliberal newspapers, virtually everybody gets hooked on zombie pap! So how did they not see this coming! Incompetent fuckos! Next: Thanos wipes out half of all life in the universe by snapping his fingers while admiring the Leaning Tower of Pisa! |
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100% my understanding as well. I hope I’m able to make the same claim regarding not knowing anyone suffering from coronavirus this time next week. Here in Jefferson County, we have zero confirmed cases, but I understand this could change at any moment! ![]() Quote:
Not once anywhere in this thread did I claim this! |
Learn what a metaphor is, chud.
And, to those of you who are trying to argue that challenging the Trump administration's response to COVID-19 is inappropriate: Quote:
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You tried to follow fox news' narrative that the whole thing was bullshit and that's it's an overreaction and nothing more. |
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YES - in America, the daily deaths currently fail in comparison to other daily deaths and this was the perspective I was referring too.....let’s pray it stays this way! The public’s overreaction was regarding the hoarding to toilet paper and goods. Healthy people wearing mask when health experts are saying that doesn’t help. Lastly, I was responding to _slavo’s_ question: Quote:
As of this Saturday morning, in America, the coronavirus has mostly been a inconvenience of delays, cancellations and postponements......at least for me and my community. Hopefully I can say the same next week! The Worst-Case Estimate for U.S. Coronavirus Deaths |
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Bytor should join Team Whitehouse: He is able to spin his previous comments so well, even Grisham would blush.
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20 confirmed cases in the smallest state. Higher education closing, displaced international students. All entertainment permits revoked. Wondering if I will have a job next week since I work in the food industry. State offering unemployment and disability to affected persons. Main concern is food supply. Wondering how the internet works. Listening to Psychic TV.
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