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Delthalaz posted:I'm digging the insight that life around Battery Park, Manhattan means: My mom's county which is the poorest in NY with a majorly unhealthy, poor, unemployed, smoking population is a "medium" risk however. Nearest real hospital is 45m and it was only saved from closing by some sort of last minute sale under shady conditions.
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Man Musk posted:map for those who like maps: hmm, the black belt seems less vulnerable which is weird because usually when there is a "where things are lovely" map the black belt stands out
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charity rereg posted:My mom's county which is the poorest in NY with a majorly unhealthy, poor, unemployed, smoking population is a "medium" risk however. Nearest real hospital is 45m and it was only saved from closing by some sort of last minute sale under shady conditions. Thank you data wizards! Your magical tech has blessed us once again with greater clarity! Bless you data wizards for illuminating the world with your genius.
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twoday posted:I feel terrible for [those countries] but this is amazing [data] Europe and Asia will do the research because the US doesn't do any research that can't be used to sell something. Looking for silver linings here, research into the Spanish Influenza led, either directly or indirectly, to most of the important medical advances of the 20th century.
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Applesnots posted:I am in middle TN and the remaining rural hospitals are horribly unprepared for this. They just send everyone to Vanderbilt or St. Thomas. All the rest are now for profit and will sue the poo poo out of you if you can not pay or have no insurance. poo poo is going to be wild. I keep thinking about the people in the holler like Soddy-Daisy because there's nothing there despite being close enough to Chattanooga and you'll get the rich people from Signal Mountain taking (paying) for resources they just can't
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Delthalaz posted:I'm digging the insight that life around Battery Park, Manhattan means: shocked an analytics company trying to cash in on an unexpected pandemic are just a bunch of fuckup charlatans
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Ah yes, it would damage the country if there was conflict with the president who is currently *checks notes* stealing medical supplies from states that are unlikely to vote for him, in order to kill the people that live there and ensure he wins the next election
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Now is a great time to learn to code so you too can harness the power of data in tour own life
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DesertIslandHermit posted:911 times a thousand
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Just informed someone in our essential factory is in quarantine after having been exposed to corona while age was at the doctor yesterday. Why yes she was at work after the doctor's visit and yes she was here today when she received that news. lol
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Taintrunner posted:https://twitter.com/marleyk20/status/1245361778994839552?s=21 your son should stab his manager. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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baw posted:hmm, the black belt seems less vulnerable which is weird because usually when there is a "where things are lovely" map the black belt stands out its lack of testing and hospitals
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A Gnarlacious Bro posted:Now is a great time to learn to code so you too can harness the power of data in tour own life viruses are just the coders of the cell
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my bony fealty posted:are there any Bonaparte failsons floating around out there we can crown as world emperor to handle this crisis The last one died in the 30s after he tripped while walking his dog
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Apraxin posted:https://twitter.com/chunkymark/status/1245370812615610370 It's common for there to be significant learning curves when a factory switches to a new product. This of course doesn't guarantee that they'll be able to ramp up production quickly enough in this case.
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Vim Fuego posted:Ah yes, it would damage the country if there was conflict with the president who is currently *checks notes* stealing medical supplies from states that are unlikely to vote for him, in order to kill the people that live there and ensure he wins the next election this is especially funny considering how utterly predictable it is how else would donald trump ever act in this situation?
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gh0stpinballa posted:going off what i've seen so far, i truly don't know how amerika avoids complete system collapse here hit the gas and hope we land in a socialist nation
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Durf posted:India has the soviet style BCG vaccine right? the last of that logarithmic graph I saw still had them still doing surprisingly well lol. i bet his asscheeks are hanging out the back like Fartman
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eric ciaramella posted:no one's going to buy a rural shithole house that a roni corpse has been laying in for months Depends on how free this real estate is
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Man Musk posted:map for those who like maps: lol this thing says that Allegheny County is a food desert with low access to retail.
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BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:The last one died in the 30s after he tripped while walking his dog They still got this guy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Christophe,_Prince_Napol%C3%A9on
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TotalHell posted:gonna lose a lot of folks to this about 50% of those that go on a ventilator
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SchrodingersCat posted:Europe and Asia will do the research because the US doesn't do any research that can't be used to sell something. yeah, for instance large scale BCG vaccinations took off in 1921 in large part because of the Spanish Flu making everyone very afraid of a TB pandemic. However in 1930 there was an accident in a German lab in Lübeck that led to some bad batch of vaccine being produced and 77 children dying, and then many places in Western Europe stopped doing BCG because they thought it was unsafe. In the meantime, that production error has been fixed and those risks no longer exist, but that's why it was not the policy in the former Axis countries (including Italy and the Netherlands, and Franco's Spain) to use BCG through the 1930's and 40's (and still to this day in those first 2 countries). However after 1945, in the post-war ruins, there began to be an increase in Tuberculosis cases in Germany, and as a result the occupying forces began vaccinating German children in 1946-7. The vaccines in West Germany came from Scandinavia, which had to massively scale up production, and this how BCG-Denmark strain became prominent in the West. In East Germany the Soviets also did a similar program, presumably with BCG-Moscow. The death rate for COVID in East Germany is still significantly lower than in West Germany today, and it is possible that the strain is the reason, as I said in my first post. However, now I think it might also be explained by the fact that the East Germans had a much more thorough vaccination program and booster shots that lasted through 1988-90, whereas in West Germany it was easier to opt out of vaccinations for religious reasons, there were no booster shots, and they ended universal vaccinations in 1975
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