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shovelbum posted:Here's a real country what's with the big spike around May 1st?
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https://twitter.com/sarahkliff/status/1257347727362531330?s=20 hold on to ur butts
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:20 |
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so like the only people secure enough to really care about all this bullshit service economy crap coming back are the olds most likely to get killed? lol
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:21 |
eric ciaramella posted:what's with the big spike around May 1st? they went down to level 3 lockdown (stricter than anywhere in US still) from level 4 which didnt even have like takeout food and poo poo open
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:21 |
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Salt Fish posted:I'm coming from biking 6-7 days a week and hiking another 20 miles a week on top of that. When I stopped cycling in early March the sudden halting caused my knees to swell up because they were over producing cartilage and lubricant. If I can make do with my living room workouts anyone can. I have 6 bikes in a room of my apartment, it's one full room dedicated to bike maintenance. cool, i don't have a bike or a treadmill in my apartment and one of the core activities my gf and i do is go hiking i'm going to follow her advice on what we should be doing given she's the loving phd in microbiology literally researching cures for this right now and she's 100% fine doing walks around the neighborhood and going to obscure hiking trails
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:22 |
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Nothus posted:Trump personally wants to crush them to gently caress over Bezos, specifically. this is hilarious because amazon has gotten away from USPS and has their own delivery drivers
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:22 |
Gringostar posted:cool, i don't have a bike or a treadmill in my apartment and one of the core activities my gf and i do is go hiking where are you living that the "obscure" trails arent packed in like walruses on a beach
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:22 |
Gringostar posted:cool, i don't have a bike or a treadmill in my apartment and one of the core activities my gf and i do is go hiking look at the numbers real countries are doing as far as mobility reduction man, they dont include hikes and poo poo
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:23 |
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Admiral Ray posted:man i live in this thread and i can tell you that, despite the headlines you see here, most people are still social distancing as much as they can. they are getting antsy tho because being stuck inside forever sucks, humans cannot do it. people in wuhan did it for almost 3 months, westerners just lack the self control
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Admiral Ray posted:China explicitly allowed people to go on one walk per day within their neighborhoods. smh those maga chuds don't even think the virus is real!!
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:24 |
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Salt Fish posted:I'm coming from biking 6-7 days a week and hiking another 20 miles a week on top of that. When I stopped cycling in early March the sudden halting caused my knees to swell up because they were over producing cartilage and lubricant. If I can make do with my living room workouts anyone can. I have 6 bikes in a room of my apartment, it's one full room dedicated to bike maintenance. hmmm you should maybe see a doctor for your weird knees and maybe also your brain.
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:24 |
viruses respect time served
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GATES FOUNDATION posted:people in wuhan did it for almost 3 months, westerners just lack the self control yeah exactly this, even the slightest discomfort is the "BIG LUAU" even for non chuds
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:24 |
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shovelbum posted:The rest of the country isn't doing much better, here's NC, a middle of the road state with a Dem governor and relatively strict shelter in place especially by non west-coast standards. Your entire argument assumes that a return to baseline mobility means that no social distancing protocol is in effect or being followed. Driving to a sit-in restaurant in Georgia and driving to pick up take-out while wearing a mask in Massachusetts show up just the same on your metrics. No one is saying that the United States is doing a good job at this. But saying that things are basically back to normal and that coronavirus is nearly out of the newscycle is loving insane.
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:25 |
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shovelbum posted:where are you living that the "obscure" trails arent packed in like walruses on a beach if we knew they wouldn't be obscure anymore, duh!
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Your entire argument assumes that a return to baseline mobility means that no social distancing protocol is in effect or being followed. Driving to a sit-in restaurant in Georgia and driving to pick up take-out while wearing a mask in Massachusetts show up just the same on your metrics. No one is saying that the United States is doing a good job at this. But saying that things are basically back to normal and that coronavirus is nearly out of the newscycle is loving insane. driving to pick up take-out while wearing a mask in MA still has a ton of people packed into a kitchen that wouldn't have been there during the Wuhan or NZ lockdowns. Also peep a red state
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:26 |
just like put on VR goggles and pace and and forth
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:27 |
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Imagine that some percentage of Americans are going to get this. Call it 70%, but who knows. All I'm asking is that as many cspam posters as possible be in the 30% that don't get sick. Right now that means having less social contact than 70% of other people, putting off anything you can out in public more than the 70% and playing it safer than most other Americans.
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Man Musk posted:South Asia is in pretty bad shape and workers are going unpaid as 1st world retailers cancel manufacturing orders. Things will probably become more apparent in time. over the weekend friend in Wuhan told me in his building alone a major restaurant and a cosmetic surgery school are completely shuttered, not re-opening.
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:27 |
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shovelbum posted:yeah exactly this, even the slightest discomfort is the "BIG LUAU" even for non chuds looking forward to the successor states of the US being about as relevant as tajikistan on the global stage all because americans couldn't stomach the idea of staying home for a month to save their own lives Salt Fish posted:Imagine that some percentage of Americans are going to get this. Call it 70%, but who knows. All I'm asking is that as many cspam posters as possible be in the 30% that don't get sick. Right now that means having less social contact than 70% of other people, putting off anything you can out in public more than the 70% and playing it safer than most other Americans. only 3 confirmed cases in SF's chinatown out of a population of 35,000. also 0 infections among bergamo's 50,000 chinese immigrants. maybe look into what they're doing and adopt
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shovelbum posted:where are you living that the "obscure" trails arent packed in like walruses on a beach i live in OC and there aren't any trails that aren't packed so when she visits me we just go out walking around the neighborhood and local park she lives near pasadena and there are some good ones in the LA mountains if you're willing to drive to them also outside of visiting my gf, driving to the store, or driving to trails i've stopped driving all together
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:28 |
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Salt Fish posted:If you want help gauging appropriate behaviors I recommend looking at a functioning country for example China. The thing with behaviors in a country like China, South Korea or Vietnam is that people's behaviors are based on an implicit trust that others are doing it too, that they're getting things gone together. Even wearing masks is done with the implicit trust that others are working to secure your access to affordable masks and you won't just be cutting up shirts for months. People in general just are not doing to take individual initiative to act the same way if others, instead of working with them, actively undermine them by implying that it's silly and unpresentable and scares people and whatever else while society offers them no support and so on.
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https://twitter.com/isaacstonefish/status/1257332682683559939?s=20 The world will be divided into those capable of the social cohesion to mitigate the virus and those who dehumanized themselves and faced to Roni.
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FAUXTON posted:They also hosed down public areas with disinfectant apart from things people touched, like railings and doors, that was pretty much security theater.
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uncop posted:The thing with behaviors in a country like China, South Korea or Vietnam is that people's behaviors are based on an implicit trust that others are doing it too, that they're getting things gone together. Even wearing masks is done with the implicit trust that others are working to secure your access to affordable masks and you won't just be cutting up shirts for months. Yeah but their society is made of people just like us so why do they trust it at all? Like where does it come from, some of these places have in many ways worse track records on domestic human rights issues than even the US, impressively enough.
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:30 |
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shovelbum posted:where are you living that the "obscure" trails arent packed in like walruses on a beach My wife and I go for a 4 mile hike every weekend and the most people I have ever seen on the whole trail is 4. When this all started and I went through my mental file cabinet of all the trails I knew of (been hiking for 25 years in the western carolinas) and picked one that a) had no good views b) no amenities like bathrooms, picnic tables, water fountains and just generally had nothing "interesting" about it. I was correct, it is not very popular.
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Admiral Ray posted:apart from things people touched, like railings and doors, that was pretty much security theater. We don't know enough about the virus to say that, especially when shoes are the one sort of proven surface vector so far. Whatever they did, it worked and our poo poo hasn't at all.
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Bruce Hussein Daddy posted:My wife and I go for a 4 mile hike every weekend and the most people I have ever seen on the whole trail is 4. When this all started and I went through my mental file cabinet of all the trails I knew of (been hiking for 25 years in the western carolinas) and picked one that a) had no good views b) no amenities like bathrooms, picnic tables, water fountains and just generally had nothing "interesting" about it. I was correct, it is not very popular. no goddamn waterfalls!
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uncop posted:The thing with behaviors in a country like China, South Korea or Vietnam is that people's behaviors are based on an implicit trust that others are doing it too, that they're getting things gone together. Even wearing masks is done with the implicit trust that others are working to secure your access to affordable masks and you won't just be cutting up shirts for months. If only America had an elected leader who could preside over the whole operation to unite the country in a single goal. Oh well, Trup!
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https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/may/04/cost-of-public-transport-should-be-raised-as-lockdown-ends-ifs
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shovelbum posted:We don't know enough about the virus to say that, especially when shoes are the one sort of proven surface vector so far. Whatever they did, it worked and our poo poo hasn't at all. This has been a major problem for me as my nervous tic is to obsessively lick shoes
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:33 |
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shovelbum posted:driving to pick up take-out while wearing a mask in MA still has a ton of people packed into a kitchen that wouldn't have been there during the Wuhan or NZ lockdowns. Still not doing to refute my argument of "you're insane for thinking that this is on its way out of the news."
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Bruce Hussein Daddy posted:My wife and I go for a 4 mile hike every weekend and the most people I have ever seen on the whole trail is 4. When this all started and I went through my mental file cabinet of all the trails I knew of (been hiking for 25 years in the western carolinas) and picked one that a) had no good views b) no amenities like bathrooms, picnic tables, water fountains and just generally had nothing "interesting" about it. I was correct, it is not very popular. this where i hike now has a sort of view but that's basically it. no water, no bathrooms, and there is a fairly large section that is totally exposed to get there we drive by about 10 other trails that are way more popular and this weekend there was a ton of people at those trail heads
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:34 |
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shovelbum posted:no goddamn waterfalls! Correct! also it is < 30 min away. Also I ride my bike through the country quite often!
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uh that cdc report is loving alarming
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Still not doing to refute my argument of "you're insane for thinking that this is on its way out of the news." we're doing the worst job possible, the disease is rapidly escalating, and people are ignoring it and returning to their previous comfortable lives out of habit bc they despise and hide the old and infirm and see 1/500 as 0
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Still not doing to refute my argument of "you're insane for thinking that this is on its way out of the news." what are you even arguing about
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Iron Crowned posted:My work uses one of these: Yeah, these need to calibrated for the surface you are measuring on, its also effected by the colour of a surface pretty heavily. I've had my concerns about the accuracy of this practice for a minute.
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# ? May 4, 2020 19:36 |
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shovelbum posted:we're doing the worst job possible, the disease is rapidly escalating, and people are ignoring it and returning to their previous comfortable lives out of habit bc they despise and hide the old and infirm and see 1/500 as 0 yeah this doesn't mean it's going out of the news
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