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euphronius posted:lmao Florida was no where near a 50% vaccination rate Florida’s vaccination numbers are so much worse when you look at it by age group. There are so many olds here that are over 75% vaccinated as a group that they make it look much better overall. People 20-40 are like 20-30% at best.
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It was a great film.
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euphronius posted:won’t it just eventually kill everyone over like 40 it will kill people with the pre existing condition of having had severe covid
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Lawlicaust posted:Florida’s vaccination numbers are so much worse when you look at it by age group. There are so many olds here that are over 75% vaccinated as a group that they make it look much better overall. People 20-40 are like 20-30% at best. Yeah plus 20-40 are more likely to mix and mingle even when they are unvaccinated. I can't wait until college ball starts up again since for example for the Gators the stadium can hold 89,000 people.
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Like enough people have died that it would be equivalent of any of the populations of any but the top 20 US cities. Imagine if just like the entire population of Milwuakee just loving keeled over.
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Even if you include 'metropolitan' areas you're still looking at the equivalent of like everyone in a 20 mile radius from Toledo just disappear from the face of the Earth and people are just like "Such is the cost of Freedom!  "
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Zurtilik posted:Like enough people have died that it would be equivalent of any of the populations of any but the top 20 US cities. Imagine if just like the entire population of Milwuakee just loving keeled over. It's Milwaukee, no one would notice
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If all of Milwaukee died then the Reds would lead the division! 
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Lawlicaust posted:Florida’s vaccination numbers are so much worse when you look at it by age group. There are so many olds here that are over 75% vaccinated as a group that they make it look much better overall. People 20-40 are like 20-30% at best. I'm on a major college campus in florida daily and undergrads are masking at around a 35% rate or so. masking is better in the economics/social sciences building than it is in the business building. i know of at least two phd students who are unvaccinated. one is a young black man that is skeptical of government provided shots (with good reason) but is also spends a lot of time hearing bullshit on tiktok. he at least masks 100% of the time. the other is a white republican trumper who refuses to mask as well.
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Zurtilik posted:Like enough people have died that it would be equivalent of any of the populations of any but the top 20 US cities. Imagine if just like the entire population of Milwuakee just loving keeled over. Whoa awesome
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Business Gorillas posted:turns out algorithms designed to keep everything limping along as cheaply as possible have zero allowances for "what happens if a massive pandemic occurs" or "what happens if a quarter of workforce quits or dies" My previous company was in panic mode when I left because the revamped HR predictions were showing a 50% retention rate among non-management engineering staff by the end of 2022. Every element of the place was focused on getting by with the bare minimum and having projects fall far short of success then declaring a massive victory and giving out awards to the WFH management.
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what happened to the poster that updated us when we passed us city population milestones of covid deaths? We are almost to Portland. The City of Las Vegas and often known simply as Vegas, is the 26th-most populous city in the United States, the most populous city in the state of Nevada. the city had 641,903 residents in 2020
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You don't have to imagine all of Milwaukee dying they made a movie where that happens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isTLd2tFP7w
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Zurtilik posted:Even if you include 'metropolitan' areas you're still looking at the equivalent of like everyone in a 20 mile radius from Toledo just disappear from the face of the Earth and people are just like "Such is the cost of Freedom! I don't have a source, but someone early in the last thread mentioned that somewhere around 30% survival rate was considered a win in a nuclear exchange. We're doing not terrible by that metric!
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In The Return of the Living Dead they nuke Louisville at the end!
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Norton posted:what happened to the poster that updated us when we passed us city population milestones of covid deaths? We are almost to Portland. I'm still here.
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Zurtilik posted:In The Return of the Living Dead they nuke Louisville at the end! and, appropriately, it just makes things worse
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etalian posted:lol at Florida I think it’s funny how Disney must be constantly seething that all the republicans who were supposed to be in their pockets have instead turned Florida, home of their flagship amusement park, into the plague capital of the Western Hemisphere
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Norton posted:what happened to the poster that updated us when we passed us city population milestones of covid deaths? We are almost to Portland. Bruce Hussein Daddy is still posting with us, they just stopped. We're up to states now, I think: at 649,680 deaths, the US has blown well past Wyoming (576,851), and recently passed Vermont (643,077) Next up is Alaska with 733,391, which should be a little less than three months away at 1,000 deaths per day or the District of Columbia, which is not a state, but with a population of 689,545 is going to be overtaken by COVID deaths in a little over a month
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The Nastier Nate posted:I think it’s funny how Disney must be constantly seething that all the republicans who were supposed to be in their pockets have instead turned Florida, home of their flagship amusement park, into the plague capital of the Western Hemisphere I know all my co-workers couldn't wait to go back to Disney or Universal Studios.
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etalian posted:I know all my co-workers couldn't wait to go back to Disney or Universal Studios. my sister went to the California Disneyland in May, and then met up with my cousins there again last Sunday
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The Nastier Nate posted:I think it’s funny how Disney must be constantly seething that all the republicans who were supposed to be in their pockets have instead turned Florida, home of their flagship amusement park, into the plague capital of the Western Hemisphere No, Disney is the perfect example of a corp so massive that they can ride out and thrive the pandemic with all their segments. All the parks could lose billions for years and they would be fine, they wouldn't even need to slow down stock buybacks I'm pretty sure no corp cares about deaths anymore, that was so 2020.
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The university where I teach is starting in a few weeks and I've just been invited to a 4 hour garden party with all of the faculty, admin, leadership and staff 
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Pryor on Fire posted:No, Disney is the perfect example of a corp so massive that they can ride out and thrive the pandemic with all their segments. All the parks could lose billions for years and they would be fine, they wouldn't even need to slow down stock buybacks Yeah plus at least for FL they operate tax free due to all the various incentive packages and other preferential treatment they've accumulated over the years
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Asproigerosis posted:Like I think I'd have difficulty not screaming at an antivaxxer to go gently caress themselves all the way at this point. The millions of preventable casualties is infuriating for me as a health care worker. To be such motherfuckers that want to own the libs or whatever loving bullshit jesus christ people are DYING kids are DYING because you loving knobs want to play games and pretend a loving mask is some political statement. I’m at this weird point where I hate every individual antivaxxer and wish them intense personal misery, but as a group I’m kind of thinking of them more like a large weather system. It’s like I hate every individual bit of momentum and matter that makes up the hurricane, but we’re looking at a hurricane here, and we should probably be making plans that assume that the hurricane is going to keep existing no matter how many times Joe tweets that it should stop being the thing that it is. It’s the same deal with the liberals, I’ll tell any given person that they’re loving up by hanging out in bars because covid is over, but so many people are doing it that I have to accept that I can’t trust anyone who says they’re being safe. One dangerous idiot is a problem that can be solved, half of the country being dangerous idiots is a systemic failure so deep and rich that it’s impossible to even fully understand, and all I can really do is play defense. There aren’t solutions for a problem like that, and nobody in power is even hinting that they’re trying to think of a real solution anyway. I want to make it clear that you are not wrong for feeling the way that you do, I agree with and admire you, you aren’t wrong on any level. I’m just trying to describe the weird spot I’ve landed on mentally and emotionally while watching a nation of rugged individualists who choose what’s best for themselves completely fail as a concept. The entire national mythology we were raised in was based on the idea that we let everybody do their thing and the best ideas will always win out, and this last year and a half put such a huge cherry on the “that doesn’t work” cake that is American history, the cake is no longer detectable. Real Mean Queen fucked around with this message at 13:35 on Aug 26, 2021 |
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Real Mean Queen posted:I’m at this weird point where I hate every individual antivaxxer and wish them intense personal misery, but as a group I’m kind of thinking of them more like a large weather system. It’s like I hate every individual bit of momentum and matter that makes up the hurricane, but we’re looking at a hurricane here, and we should probably be making plans that assume that the hurricane is going to keep existing no matter how many times Joe tweets that it should stop being the thing that it is. It’s the same deal with climate change deniers, I’d cheerfully punch any given one in the face, but added together they end up being more than the sum of their parts and need to be thought about differently. anti vaxxers are endemic now. we need to learn to live with them
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Norton posted:anti vaxxers are endemic now. we need to learn to live with them To me it's been a pretty straight line from popular disbelief in evolution to "vaccines cause autism" to this
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Steve Yun posted:okay so the 39% Israeli efficacy numbers were apparently a math denominator mistake This got buried
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Got to lose control and then you take control Then you're rolled down on your back and you like it like that Like it like that, like it like that, like it like that Then you curse Tony Fauci, yeah, curse Tony Fauci Lungs are filled with holes, Johnny's laying there and he squirms, coughing RN looks down at him and says, "Oh, chuddy boy Can't you show me nothing but surrender?" Johnny gets up, takes off his MAGA t-shirt Taped to his chest there's the answer You got Plaquenil and UV and Horse paste preferred, horse paste preferred Then he cries, then he screams, saying Life is full of pain, cracks pinging through my brain And I fill my mouth per os and go Hidalgo, Hidalgo Hidalgo, Johnny go, and curse Tony Fauci, oh curse Tony Fauci
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Covok posted:This got buried Yeah, because he's rules-lawyering the numbers to make them seem better than they are
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Vox Nihili posted:Alright we've removed enough boomers Not even close.
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HHS data 8/26 ICUs with >4% increase in patients 8/20-8/26: 9 states ICUs with 2-3% increase in patients 8/20-8/26: 14 states ICUs with 0-2% increase in patients 8/20-8/26: 17 states ICUS with a decrease in patients or shoddy data: 10 states Hospitalizations The Raw data seems to indicate that New England is about to popoff. If MA has 87% of its beds full, that seems like a problem.
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 CT scan of normal lungs vs a guy with covid from an article in the AJC following a 24 year old's treatment https://www.ajc.com/blake/#part1
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Everything is going well here! Headline: Coach dies from COVID, 400 kids quarantined. KY district closes with no remote learning. https://www.kentucky.com/news/local/education/article253748903.html
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Zurtilik posted:Everything is going well here! When you hit accelerator on the car even though the bridge is obviously out.
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Don't worry though I'm still coming into work at the job where I just mess with Excel all day. Definitely need to be in person for this!
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Zurtilik posted:Everything is going well here! first covid came for the teachers. i did not speak out, for they were lazy union thugs then covid came for the students. i did not speak out, for the millennials have had their brains ruined by critical race theory then covid came for the football coach. and there was no one left. because they all went blind from the horse paste
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