Oh yeah sorry about that..5 mortality rate would be 350k dead, big difference
Oh yeah sorry about that..5 mortality rate would be 350k dead, big difference
You're correct...the problem is being missed. Common sense has been lost at record rates. C'mon dude. If you look at the source of a huge percent of this shit, common sense says differently.Basically any Epidemiologist worth their weight in water says this thing is going to get really bad unless something changes dramatically. The reason for all the shutdowns is attempting to mitigate/delay hoping something changes.
People relying on low numbers CURRENTLY are missing the entire problem...
I think there's a big urban rural divide on this.
If you live in Springfield, SC you probably don't think its a big deal. If you live in Atlanta or DC or Denver, probably more nervous.
Our health care system definitely isn't awful. And there's this:This should never have been a political issue but for the folks on here and everywhere making it a dem/repub thing and bad dems spreading hysteria--get ready...
China didn't release real info. Japan wanted the Olympics to happen and suppressed. Italy had been a disaster. South Korea has an excellent health care system and was aggressive in testing and stopping the spread but it still hit hard. SK govt/health care system even delivers food to your door if quarantined.
I don't like to be the guy who has a source but I wouldn't be surprised to hear in the next few weeks that all federal employees are working remotely.
It is happening. Don't panic or buy toilet paper but be prepared for changes and economic impacts (see overnight delivery, and no gatherings over 1k or even 100 people, and a myriad of other changes).
I think cpac dude and tracking his infection rate spread finally convinced the uppers to wake up. But with our awful health care system it is already too late--the real problem is going to be the lack of hospital beds and vulnerable populations. Sad.
Also airlines should have been forced to improve ventilation systems and hospitals/doctors office should never have had waiting rooms that were just there to improve margins and numbers of patients.
He's a liberaltarian. Like a lot of libertarians, he loves outsiders and anti-establishment "free thinkers," so Bernie actually makes a lot of sense for him.Interesting, he's usually a libertarian.
Fat people and social security leaches beware....About to solve some of the U.S. biggest problems, makin America great again....If I wrote a book about and impending pandemic, I would probably be pulling for the coronavirus as well.
He's a liberaltarian. Like a lot of libertarians, he loves outsiders and anti-establishment "free thinkers," so Bernie actually makes a lot of sense for him.
I think it's more of an attitudinal thing for a lot of people. It's why a lot of libertarians are into conspiracy theories and generally being a weirdo. They're attracted to people and things that look like they're from outside the "establishment."i identify with a lot of Libertarian principles and I wouldn’t piss on Bernie if he was on fire. Seems odd bedfellows, but whatever.
Our health care system definitely isn't awful. And there's this:
Airplane ventilation systems are actually pretty safe. More than a lot of other enclosed spaces. Also, doctors are telling their patients to call in before they come to their office if they suspect they're infected, and they have protocols they're supposed to follow to stop the spread of infection. They're actually regulated by HHS, and HHS has said all of its inspectors will be focusing on enforcement of their protocols to prevent the spread of infection.
Even if you don't draw the short straw, your lives will all be changed for the worse for a while. Restaurants and theaters will be mostly gone. Probably the final nail for shopping malls and big box stores. Sporting events? Some things will get very cheap for loss of demand while others may skyrocket due to supply chain interruptions.
Major outbreak areas circled...
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I've been pushing my wife to get a bidet for years.
Rogan is Bernie supporter.....all i need to know.
I don’t think Rogan has really stated anything. His guest is the expert and the one making predictions.
I think there's a big urban rural divide on this.
If you live in Springfield, SC you probably don't think its a big deal. If you live in Atlanta or DC or Denver, probably more nervous.
I made that comment because apparently the Walmart in Seneca, SC is (was) out of TP yesterday, and the Sam's was out on Tuesday.
After the gym yesterday I went to Dollar General and they were fully stocked.
Hypothesis - Walmart is having supplier problems.
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The US (and Japan bc they wanted the Olympics) just aren't testing. This is going to be bad...
Michael Osterholm is an internationally recognized expert in infectious disease epidemiology. He is Regents Professor, McKnight Presidential Endowed Chair in Public Health, the director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP), Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Division of Environmental Health Sciences, School of Public Health, a professor in the Technological Leadership Institute, College of Science and Engineering, and an adjunct professor in the Medical School, all at the University of Minnesota.
I'd say he knows a little about the subject matter. He's not fear-mongering but lays it out there based on his very professional opinions. He has a book he put out 3 years ago that foretold the scenario pretty much as it's playing out now.
Dude... If this guy disagrees with Trump, EVERYONE will know that he's just another never Trumper hack. Trumps hunches are > than anything this dude knows. Just ask Trump.
Costco in Chucktown was out yesterday. Good news, wet wipes still seem to be in stock.
I concede your point. However, I was dead serious about the bidet. Japan is killing it with toilet technology.
My sincere hope is that the people posting political shit in these threads are among those killed by the virus in 2020.
We already know that direct sunlight on an inanimate surface reduces the half life of the virus to 2.5 minutes from around 12-13. It’s not going to get that bad. Social distancing and weather will slow and mitigate the spread significantly.
We already know that direct sunlight on an inanimate surface reduces the half life of the virus to 2.5 minutes from around 12-13. It’s not going to get that bad. Social distancing and weather will slow and mitigate the spread significantly.
And oh hey--guess what--your argument completely fell apart bc "Coronavirus Can Live in Patients for Five Weeks After Contagion."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti..._jQF_jgl9TlYMmbJkklyWZn99-Q7bMlpdLqHtAxQMylOA
It has a longer incubation period (people don't know they have it and spread it around) and it lasts for 5 weeks (meaning you need serious isolation even after and what freedom loving american is going to do that).
5 tests per million? No tests the past couple of days. Asleep at the wheel.
Viruses don’t “live” at all. Viral RNA was found in the respiratory tract. Doesn’t mean the virus is viable for 5 weeks. Maybe it is. Maybe it isn’t. But, viral rna doesn’t necessarily mean the virus is viable. And, 191 people from the same ethnic group and very small geographic area isn’t a great sample size. Not to say the study is useless. May be true. But, it’s impossible to know at this point.
Dude, the median is 3 weeks. That is alarming. Enough.
Viruses don’t “live” at all.
Basically any Epidemiologist worth their weight in water says this thing is going to get really bad unless something changes dramatically. The reason for all the shutdowns is attempting to mitigate/delay hoping something changes.
People relying on low numbers CURRENTLY are missing the entire problem...
It sounds to me like they just want to slow down the spread to keep the hospitals from being overflowed and to give time for a vaccine of which two companies are stating they have one already. Long term, this will be just like the flu in that its here for good now and as more people catch it and survive, the overall immunity of the population will increase along with the vaccines. Its still just a 1% mortality rate compared to the .1% mortality rate of common flu from what I have seen.
Btw, Rogan loves to bring anyone on that will ham up or dramatize anything.
https://www.defenseone.com/technolo...-vaccine-says-pentagon-funded-company/163739/
Would me responding to a few things in your post (especially the correlation with Influenza) potentially change your opinion at all or would it be a waste of time?
It fascinates me that there is a very large male audience out there that will totally believe Joe Rogan on this, but has been ignoring reputable scientists for the past 6-8 weeks.
Anyways, a somewhat conservative assumption of impact is that 70 million Americans will get it. Assuming a mortality rate of .5% (i.e. much lower than seen in some other first world countries and lower than the U.S right now), that comes to 700K. So Rogan is stating a fairly conservative estimate.
Sure. Go ahead. Im just quoting doctors that I listened to on TV.
USA population is 331,002,651 and some Libby told me everyone would catch it and 5% would die this year! That would be 16,550,132 deaths! So only 400,000 is awesome and a bit of a snoozer ZZZZzzzz for most of you Libby’s on the site, I’m sure.Sorry for another coronavirus thread, but if this guy is right, holy crap.
- You get the virus if someone who has it breathes on you, even if that person does not know they have it
- he expects 400K+ americans to die
- good news: kids are basically immune, they carry the virus but do not seem to be very affected by it.
- Obese americans are more likely to die
- Lack of generic drugs from china means more people will die of other issues without drugs
USA population is 331,002,651 and some Libby told me everyone would catch it and 5% would die this year! That would be 16,550,132 deaths! So only 400,000 is awesome and a bit of a snoozer ZZZZzzzz for most of you Libby’s on the site, I’m sure.