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Edgar Allan Pwned posted:if you're outside and more than 6ft away from people, can you take off your mask? You probably shouldn't quote:also is it true that hard surfaces aren't a significant vector? No.
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gently caress my Schengen country lets swedes in because they aren't banning us either, what a joke lmao
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Edgar Allan Pwned posted:if you're outside and more than 6ft away from people, can you take off your mask? Edgar Allan Pwned posted:also is it true that hard surfaces aren't a significant vector?
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:Look I'm just doing what the founding fathers did. George Washington is well known for saying "gently caress masks" and spray painting "all lives matter" across Seattle walkways, okay? I'm just honoring the US. I'm just- This guy is real dumb, George Washington never did that it was Abraham Lincoln.
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poverty goat posted:you should start licking doorknobs again What about toilet seats
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Also, if food/surfaces were going to be a big factor we would have been having outbreaks related to groceries and takeout food/containers over the last few months, because I can guarantee you people in kitchens and grocery stores have been working through minor covid symptoms and coughing on the goods because "it's just allergies" and "having to pay for food and rent" and most people never bought into the grocery bleaching hype.
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yeah i mean there is lots of good news really - surface spread doesn't appear to be really significant - lockdowns are effective even if you don't take it to the extreme like China did - kids are generally fine and don't seem to spread it like older people do when infected - as an individual you stand a good chance of having no or mild symptoms i could imagine so many ways this could be way way worse kind of makes it a bit frustrating that so many people aren't taking advantage of the opportunities the virus is giving us to defeat it
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CarlosTheDwarf posted:No they aren't. Jeffrey Dahmer posted:879 deaths on July 1 someone should probably tell CNN to stop posting fake news every morning then. There were over 1500 new deaths on their chart this morning than were there yesterday, same goes for the day before. I'm talking about the actual news broadcast, not online. also fwiw, yes I did exaggerate a bit, but I wasn't just making poo poo up...I don't think? I don't even know what is what anymore...
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bird with big dick posted:What about toilet seats like you ever stopped
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https://twitter.com/NahasNewman/status/1278544318689615873?s=20 https://twitter.com/NahasNewman/status/1278544324020535297?s=20 like i don't have a dog in this particular fight myself but it does seem like another really interesting quirk of the virus that many just don't want to believe. i wouldn't have, either, but we are getting more and more data that says the same thing
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Mozi posted:like i don't have a dog in this particular fight myself but it does seem like another really interesting quirk of the virus that many just don't want to believe. i wouldn't have, either, but we are getting more and more data that says the same thing Maybe the gods are big fans of one of those kid apocalypse survival shows where something wipes out all the adults and the kids have to survive and rebuild society on their own.
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Platystemon posted:What’s the n on infected contacts? here's the source for that https://www.rivm.nl/en/novel-coronavirus-covid-19/children-and-covid-19 Facebook Aunt posted:Maybe the gods are big fans of one of those kid apocalypse survival shows where something wipes out all the adults and the kids have to survive and rebuild society on their own. works for me!
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Ok Harvard, let me see what risk level I'm at... Is it high, low, or mediumish? Oh it seems I'm in threat level YELLOW. This is from the big brains: 
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An Ounce of Gold posted:Ok Harvard, let me see what risk level I'm at... Is it high, low, or mediumish? Oh it seems I'm in threat level YELLOW.  I'm in yellow but my racist as gently caress folks are in red.
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An Ounce of Gold posted:Ok Harvard, let me see what risk level I'm at... Is it high, low, or mediumish? Oh it seems I'm in threat level YELLOW. Electoral maps go in the other thread
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naem posted:what’s happening in the southwest Texas is aggressively looking at New York's numbers from the initial outbreak and chanting in a haunting voice, "everythings bigger in texas."
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I'm in Tucson, Arizona, immunosuppressed, and I live with a 94 year old. 
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naem posted:what’s happening in the southwest conservative governors had a choice between covid19 outbreaks or higher unemployment. even governors who initially supported things like lockdowns and business closures retreated after they saw unemployment claims piling up, i imagine the reaction was similar to a demon holding his hand on the bible for too long and it started to hiss and melt. new strategy is to say how its totally up to local leaders so they can avoid responsibility either way
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poverty goat posted:Also, if food/surfaces were going to be a big factor we would have been having outbreaks related to groceries and takeout food/containers over the last few months, because I can guarantee you people in kitchens and grocery stores have been working through minor covid symptoms and coughing on the goods because "it's just allergies" and "having to pay for food and rent" and most people never bought into the grocery bleaching hype. I tried to make this point in april and got roasted for it despite living in the #1 hotspot in the world at that time. Some of the responses were straight-up insane like people washing produce with dish soap level panic. The only thing I get delivered is groceries every 2-3 weeks curbside style. I woulda been infected dozens of times at this point. I don't trust people, not the carton of milk I have no intention of licking. I get the contradicting information being the source of confusion and all, but some of y'all were busting out microbiology PHDS that don't exist. I had a friend I stopped talking to who told me I should invest in life straws and keep a bathtub of emergency water...like nah, i'm going to keep doing the things that work in the countries that got hit first like hand washing and masks and not drive myself insane spraying bleach on everything constantly.
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Jabor posted:Did the goon who set up an ozone generator in his bathroom ever come back and follow up on it? Did the duck/chicken goon ever return? So many unanswered mysteries in the covid thread.
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zer0spunk posted:not drive myself insane spraying bleach on everything constantly. But spraying bleach everywhere makes the customers more comfortable about coming in without making the environment any safer! How else could I preserve my CEO salary? Sacrificing literally everyone else involved is the only way. Also cut employee benefits so my bonus stays safe too.
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FoolyCharged posted:But spraying bleach everywhere makes the customers more comfortable about coming in without making the environment any safer! How else could I preserve my CEO salary? Sacrificing literally everyone else involved is the only way. There were articles yesterday about US airlines approaching covid practices differently depending on the airline. Most of them are doing the center seat blocked off but what stood out was Delta (i think) saying they aren't doing that because it's not making anything safer and its strictly a PR move.... and they are right, there's no such thing as no risk anything anymore.
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I'm hooting and hollering at the numbers, the reaction, the posts, the salt and everything from the USA. Great work guys, you rock.
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Haramstufe Rot posted:I'm hooting and hollering at the numbers, the reaction, the posts, the salt and everything from the USA. Great work guys, you rock. I hate to ruin your fun but America is a pretty large import/export country, not to mention the world's largest economy, quote:accounting for almost a quarter of global GDP (at market exchange rates), one-fifth of global FDI, and more than a third of stock market capitalization. It is the most important export destination for one-fifth of countries around the world. We're also about to see what lack of American tourism does to global economies as the first step, wanna guess how that's going to go? you shouldn't be rooting for any country to fail unless you're myopic as gently caress or just incredibly petty (why not both?)
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zer0spunk posted:I tried to make this point in april and got roasted for it despite living in the #1 hotspot in the world at that time. Some of the responses were straight-up insane like people washing produce with dish soap level panic. so you haven't caught it(or were asymptomatic), so all your non-steps prove you were right. cool.
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schmug posted:so you haven't caught it(or were asymptomatic), so all your non-steps prove you were right. cool. i mean if anecdotal is your problem, which your sarcasm seems to point to, maybe do some research on transmission rates from surfaces like the goon i was quoting suggested. or be defensive about your routines like the last time i mentioned with people getting more and more aggressive about how i must be infected and wrong lmao do you bud
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poverty goat posted:Also, if food/surfaces were going to be a big factor we would have been having outbreaks related to groceries and takeout food/containers over the last few months, because I can guarantee you people in kitchens and grocery stores have been working through minor covid symptoms and coughing on the goods because "it's just allergies" and "having to pay for food and rent" and most people never bought into the grocery bleaching hype. is contact tracing happening at that level yet?
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zer0spunk posted:i mean if anecdotal is your problem, which your sarcasm seems to point to, maybe do some research on transmission rates from surfaces like the goon i was quoting suggested. meh, you just seem pretty smug about the whole thing is all with no actual evidence other than...
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schmug posted:we are all gonna die 
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schmug posted:meh, you just seem pretty smug about the whole thing is all with no actual evidence other than... "i dont like how you post" uh ok, did you have any actual contributions to the discussion? like i said in april, show me groceries being a high-risk surface transmission risk and i'll change my tune. smug that i'm not dead or sick? you're dumb
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zer0spunk posted:"i dont like how you post" lol
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zer0spunk posted:I tried to make this point in april and got roasted for it despite living in the #1 hotspot in the world at that time. Some of the responses were straight-up insane like people washing produce with dish soap level panic. Scientists will never rule out something that is technically possible so you get a lot of people putting weight into some twitter PhD saying "food could technically be a source of transmission" even though nobody's actually accounted for cases or determine what kind of risk that vector poses Since there are countries paying very close attention to how people are getting infected and spreading the virus with no better idea of how many people are contracting corona through Amazon packages it seems likely that the risk falls somewhere below killing yourself by walking down a staircase in socks Tiny Timbs fucked around with this message at 17:49 on Jul 2, 2020 |
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schmug posted:lol cool, thanks for stopping by and trolling! great job Fallom posted:Scientists will never rule out something that is technically possible so you get a lot of people putting weight into some twitter PhD saying "food could technically be a source of transmission" even though nobody's actually accounted for cases or determine what kind of risk that vector poses you're wasting effort on that goon, rcp is tough for them zer0spunk fucked around with this message at 17:50 on Jul 2, 2020 |
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