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gradenko_2000 posted:this is functionally indistinct from ArfJason coming into a thread and posting "CSPAM having a normal one again lmao" I’ll come back later with 1000 words of poignant insight into what it’s like in Modern American Medicine treating people with BMIs 35-40+. Spoiler: they’re all fuckin’ yocked, bro.
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My city's whole district is moving to fully remote again for ten days and parents are freaking out because teachers are all vaccinated 
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Apr 9, 2021 16:05
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Paradoxish posted:My city's whole district is moving to fully remote again for ten days and parents are freaking out because teachers are all vaccinated America really loves alternating between calling them heroes and lazy
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Apr 9, 2021 16:07
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MadJackal posted:I’ll come back later with 1000 words of poignant insight into what it’s like in Modern American Medicine treating people with BMIs 35-40+. But if they're rich enough you can just give them a cocktail of statins to keep their numbers in the safe zone and keep them going for decades! Ever wonder why old lovely hate monster ghouls in congress live for loving ever? You're welcome, ingrates 
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Apr 9, 2021 16:09
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used different them in my rectal it's 103 but also I was yelling in bed a lot moving my feet bc body pain in legs joints and chest
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Apr 9, 2021 16:11
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Like we’re talking every day is leg day, gym is my temple and my swole spotters are my disciples jacked. Just rippin’ skull crushers. Just rippin' forced reps Just rippin' anti-gravity press. Just rippin' Advanced Kettlebell Windmill. Just rippin' barbell half-squats. Just rippin' drop sets. Just rippin' Swiss ball jackknifes. Just rippin' silly animal stacks ALL. DAY. LONG.
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Apr 9, 2021 16:12
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inferis posted:America really loves alternating between calling them heroes and lazy It's especially hilarious because the district isn't even letting them work from home. They all have to pointlessly drive into school so they can sit in classrooms by themselves and teach.
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Apr 9, 2021 16:12
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Paradoxish posted:My city's whole district is moving to fully remote again for ten days and parents are freaking out because teachers are all vaccinated Puerto Rico just closed all of it's schools again for two weeks. I think people are taking it well so far. They were only open for kids over 6 years old for a month or so.
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Apr 9, 2021 16:15
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lmao wait til they get the Biden emails
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Apr 9, 2021 16:19
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Apr 9, 2021 16:20
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It owns that Americans are too stupid to live
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Apr 9, 2021 16:24
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madjackal having a meltdown and calling goons fat. is every doctor this big a loser?
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Iron Crowned posted:It owns that Americans are too stupid to live Cases have stabilized. The 7-day average has remained steady for the past two weeks despite numerous states opening up. Hospitalizations had a small blip up but are only slightly higher than their low last October. Not exactly an alarming increase like it was in April and November last year. Deaths are continuing to decrease and are approaching their lows of last summer.
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SKULL.GIF posted:beloved liberal institution ProPublica brags about forcing schools to stay open some lines from the original article lol i'm going to end up quoting the whole absurd loving article https://www.propublica.org/article/my-kids-school-closed-again-so-i-started-calling-experts "The first time it happened, I didn’t wonder about the rationale. Everything has been crazy during COVID-19. And despite more than 25,000 deaths, New York City, with the country’s largest public school system by far, was way ahead of most other cities in opening up schools." "I’m lucky enough to be able to work from home. But I couldn’t concentrate. Our kids needed help. And I just could not get my mind off the rule, which mandates closure for two cases regardless of the school’s size or if, as has happened in my school, the two cases are kids grades apart who never cross paths. What, I wondered, do people who’ve studied schools and COVID-19 think of that? So amid meltdowns, moping (mostly mine) and minimal learning, I started reaching out to doctors and scientists suggested by my colleagues who cover COVID-19. I asked three questions: What do they think of the rule? Is there a better way? And how do the vast racial disparities in COVID-19’s impact — and in families’ willingness to send their children back into school buildings — inform their thinking about where to draw the lines?" "So, what do scientists think of the two-case rule? “Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness. Wow. New York City schools are making a mistake,” said Dr. Elissa Schechter-Perkins, an epidemiologist and infectious diseases doctor at Boston University School of Medicine. Schechter-Perkins and her colleagues recently garnered epidemiological fame after finding that schools can reduce spacing in classrooms from 6 feet to 3 feet, a conclusion that caused the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to change its guidelines." lol "They were almost all, it should be noted, talking to me while dealing with school-age kids at home too." "As the CDC recently summed it up, “In-person learning in schools has not been associated with substantial community transmission.”" "After New York City, with about 1 million students in its system, took the leap last fall and reopened schools, most families kept their kids at home. A disproportionate percentage of families who have chosen to return, like mine, have been white. The majority of students in the city’s public schools aren’t white, and with the pandemic hitting many Black, Hispanic and Asian neighborhoods especially hard, families from those communities have been less likely to opt for in-school instruction. One of the experts I spoke to about that was Dr. Uché Blackstock, a former professor at New York University, who now runs a firm focused on addressing racial inequities in health care." “That rule drives me crazy,” she told me. “It’s ridiculous. Obviously ridiculous. All I can say is we should use an evidence-based science and equity lens.” "The vast majority of positive cases, she explained, get tracked to transmission outside the school. “We’ve had a couple of cases of in-school transmission,” Ciaranello said. “We investigate, sometimes close the school for a day and find, say, two people who were unmasked for a lengthy period of time together.”" lol my name is Eric Umansky and I hate my kids (also your kids) ____________/ 
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You're ignoring is that there is a real cost to staying shut down, both psychologically and materially, for millions of people. At some point the benefit of staying shut down becomes less than what it costs. I am arguing it is not a reasonable position to keep restrictions in place when vaccines are available (or will be shortly) to the vast majority of adults, and children have an incredibly low hospitalization and mortality rate.
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Apr 9, 2021 16:27
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“It’s ridiculous. Obviously ridiculous. All I can say is we should use an evidence-based science and equity lens.” they really really really want non-white kids to catch covid and die god drat
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Apr 9, 2021 16:27
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love 2 social distance and mask
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inferis posted:You're ignoring is that there is a real cost to staying shut down, both psychologically and materially, for millions of people. At some point the benefit of staying shut down becomes less than what it costs. I am arguing it is not a reasonable position to keep restrictions in place when vaccines are available (or will be shortly) to the vast majority of adults, and children have an incredibly low hospitalization and mortality rate. get a load of this guy
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I am saying that despite multiple states being fully open for a month, and many others easing restrictions, we are actually in a much better situation than we were this past fall. And things will continue to get better now that vaccines are going full steam ahead.
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Apr 9, 2021 16:28
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inferis posted:I am saying that despite multiple states being fully open for a month, and many others easing restrictions, we are actually in a much better situation than we were this past fall. And things will continue to get better now that vaccines are going full steam ahead. Mods?
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Apr 9, 2021 16:31
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You are right who cares about dead and maimed children
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Apr 9, 2021 16:31
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Time for my second jab.
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Apr 9, 2021 16:35
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Bro those eggs are yolked
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inferis posted:I am saying that despite multiple states being fully open for a month, and many others easing restrictions, we are actually in a much better situation than we were this past fall. And things will continue to get better now that vaccines are going full steam ahead. https://i.imgur.com/qeGT5pz.mp4
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I think the most compelling reason I ever heard for opening schools up was a high school teacher who said two of her students committed suicide last Spring, from depression induced by the isolation. That doesn't mean Open Biden is a good strategy (it isn't), but COVID is just another manifestation of how adept this lovely country is at propagating depression and atomization.
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Apr 9, 2021 16:36
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euphronius posted:You are right who cares about dead and maimed children
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Apr 9, 2021 16:37
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I have a solution for the cruise line industry, let's make Jeff Bezos purchase all of the massive cruise chips in existence in America and convert them to hospital ships that sail around the world providing free healthcare to anyone who needs it forever. This would consume roughly 10-15% of Jeff Bezos' net worth.
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Apr 9, 2021 16:38
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Nichael posted:I think the most compelling reason I ever heard for opening schools up was a high school teacher who said two of her students committed suicide last Spring, from depression induced by the isolation. That doesn't mean Open Biden is a good strategy (it isn't), but COVID is just another manifestation of how adept this lovely country is at propagating depression and atomization. yeah even more reason to do a real lockdown back in march instead of drawing this out as long as we possibly can, just edging with the coronavirus
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bro they are outside its fine
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Thesaurus posted:Puerto Rico just closed all of it's schools again for two weeks. I think people are taking it well so far. They were only open for kids over 6 years old for a month or so. Parents here really didn't take it well when we shut down for ~2 months back at the beginning of the year and they're extremely not happy now. I have a feeling we're going to follow the pattern we did back then and end up closing for a whole month or the rest of the school year. The problem is that they did pretty much everything they could to stay open. Half of our high school has been remote for more than a month now due to rolling quarantines, and they just can't seem to get it under control. The district still insists that there's no spread occurring in schools and it makes me want to scream because maybe they could actually figure out a goddamn solution if they stopped loving sticking their heads in the sand.
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inferis posted:You're ignoring is that there is a real cost to staying shut down, both psychologically and materially, for millions of people. At some point the benefit of staying shut down becomes less than what it costs. I am arguing it is not a reasonable position to keep restrictions in place when vaccines are available (or will be shortly) to the vast majority of adults, and children have an incredibly low hospitalization and mortality rate. the funny thing about this is if you're going to give every parent the real chance to get a shot + followup shot + some immunity time that takes you past the end of the school year
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SKULL.GIF posted:beloved liberal institution ProPublica brags about forcing schools to stay open 
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SKULL.GIF posted:Time for my second jab. stay alive!
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Pingui posted:Someone talked about menstruation as it relates to getting vaccinated: i filled out the survey + i'm looking forward to seeing the results from this!!
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inferis posted:Cases have stabilized. The 7-day average has remained steady for the past two weeks despite numerous states opening up. please don't blind quote dnd and get this thread shut down
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Apr 9, 2021 16:47
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brugroffil posted:please don't blind quote dnd and get this thread shut down sorry
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Hexigrammus posted:Maybe it only existed in the mind of a paleolithic pornmeister? Well, I mean it obviously did. But there are many similar models and the striking bit is how they catch the fat distribution correctly. Were I to venture a guess, people living in the Northern hemisphere probably yo-yo'ed a fair amount in weight depending on season. Anyways, it isn't really relevant to the irrelevant BMI derail.
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inferis posted:sorry i figured
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I say we abandon any sense of a precautionary principle and instead embrace a nurturing principle, helping the virus to grow and truly spread its wings. Who are we to deny another life form its right to exist and prosper? Is not a virus also entitled to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?
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