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Greg Legg posted:Wait, didn't she already have it? How long ago was that? very recently lmao
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Greg Legg posted:Wait, didn't she already have it? How long ago was that? Last November
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jen psaki eat my rear end
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tenderjerk posted:jen psaki eat my rear end Some people would pay good money for that
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AppleNippleBOB posted:https://twitter.com/PressSec/status/1506324577814827021 Didn't she just have COVID a few months ago? Weird.
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thanks to democrats, we are in exactly the same place as we were nine months ago
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Thoguh posted:Didn't she just have COVID a few months ago? Weird. The  is that everyone forgot that, so as far as anyone is concerned, this is her first time
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Joementum posted:by the way, you can still get the "old" map  Kentucky!Yesterday I went to IKEA (lol) and noticed they'd come out with their own air purifier lines, one of which you can slap under an end table surface. I'm sure they're garbage but maybe at some point we're gonna have a lot more hidden air filtration. I wonder if cumulative filtration is as efficient as a single larger unit.
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Teabag Dome Scandal posted:
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I am absolutely 💯 very sure that Biden has Covid at this very moment lol
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NeonPunk posted:I am absolutely 💯 very sure that Biden has Covid at this very moment lol  The undead are immune to disease
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NeonPunk posted:I am absolutely 💯 very sure that Biden has Covid at this very moment lol i'm similarly sure that biden has been on prophylactic paxlovid for the last year :')
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NeonPunk posted:I am absolutely 💯 very sure that Biden has Covid at this very moment lol Either way I hope it doesn't go well
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I'm fuckin howling that the long term plan here appears to be vaccine-only mitigation and to just catch it every 3-4 months until you finally fail your saving throw, which gets worse with every new case and every year you age.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:I'm fuckin howling that the long term plan here appears to be vaccine-only mitigation and to just catch it every 3-4 months until you finally fail your saving throw, which gets worse with every new case and every year you age. no that's the short term plan. the long term plan is that we have cut out pictures from health magazines that make us think good, healthy thoughts and we're pasting them on our "END OF COVID" vision board. We are manifesting the end of the Pandemic, and your bad vibes are holding us back.
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Soap Scum posted:i'm similarly sure that biden has been on prophylactic paxlovid for the last year :') idk, nonstop prophylactics of brand new drugs doesn't sound like the healthiest thing to do to a 79 year old guy
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U-DO Burger posted:idk, nonstop prophylactics of brand new drugs doesn't sound like the healthiest thing to do to a 79 year old guy Would you rather he get sick with covid, a thing that probably doesn't exist anymore?
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U-DO Burger posted:idk, nonstop prophylactics of brand new drugs doesn't sound like the healthiest thing to do to a 79 year old guy i'm not actually that conspiratorial but, also, i wouldn't be particularly surprised if he was taking it after this exposure + the one from the irish person even without a positive test, for example
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:I'm fuckin howling that the long term plan here appears to be vaccine-only mitigation and to just catch it every 3-4 months until you finally fail your saving throw, which gets worse with every new case and every year you age. yup because the bet being made here by capital is you won’t fall apart completely until you age out of gainful employment anyways
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Five days, yes! Do it Jen. https://twitter.com/PressSec/status/1506324580960452608?s=20&t=qztQyeHllZghtEojglMi1w
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Tried to estimate the long term impact on the workforce for different infection rates per wave, now that NPIs are gone and >10% of workers getting infected every wave seems plausible. This was done assuming different "attrition" rates ie the fraction of workers that need to leave the workforce due to PASC after an infection or reinfection. In particular an attrition rate of 1% seems plausible and is in line with labor statistic trends since the start of the pandemic, and should be regarded as the "default' or "best" case. Also attempted to model more significant PASC for reinfections as a higher attrition rate for previously infected workers. I summarized the estimated fraction of the workforce remaining after 5 years here, assuming 2 waves per year, vs different infection rates per wave. Alternatively this can be interpreted as the estimated fraction of workforce remaining after 10 waves vs infection rate per wave under different assumed attrition rates:  The red line represents ~95% of the workforce remaining, which seems to be the level at which the public might be expected to notice a problem. Note that it's plausible ~1% of the workforce has dropped out due to PASC so far, and the overall public clearly doesn't care. My main takeaway is don't expect the public to take notice anytime soon unless more significant PASC with reinfections is a thing. However if PASC risks for reinfections are only marginally worse the effect becomes noticeable quickly, esp at higher infection rates (>10% per wave). Presumably in those cases this is because the very large majority of workers are infected and reinfected after 10 waves.
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I don't remember exactly when she had it the first time. Was it likely Omicron or Delta?
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Grey Fox posted:https://twitter.com/josh_wingrove/status/1506326608302551045?t=_dVY2118YLPr8bDtP25wJg&s=19 lmao owned
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Thoguh posted:I don't remember exactly when she had it the first time. Was it likely Omicron or Delta? yes
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That is pretty weird the word "covid" isn't mentioned once in her statement Gives me hope that Clarence Thomas is currently getting ECMO'd for not covid
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Nocturtle posted:Tried to estimate the long term impact on the workforce for different infection rates per wave, now that NPIs are gone and >10% of workers getting infected every wave seems plausible. This was done assuming different "attrition" rates ie the fraction of workers that need to leave the workforce due to PASC after an infection or reinfection. In particular an attrition rate of 1% seems plausible and is in line with labor statistic trends since the start of the pandemic, and should be regarded as the "default' or "best" case. Also attempted to model more significant PASC for reinfections as a higher attrition rate for previously infected workers. plandemic working as intended
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NeonPunk posted:I am absolutely 💯 very sure that Biden has Covid at this very moment lol he’s jair bolsonaro with better PR
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tenderjerk posted:That is pretty weird the word "covid" isn't mentioned once in her statement whats covid?
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tenderjerk posted:That is pretty weird the word "covid" isn't mentioned once in her statement Maybe it’s for SEO reasons? Or they’re just moving away from the C word as part of the off-ramp plan
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Funny how it's always MILD the moment you pop positive when you're tested constantly.
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Pink Mist posted:Or they’re just moving away from the C word as part of the off-ramp plan No I don't think they're moving away from Hillary
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tenderjerk posted:That is pretty weird the word "covid" isn't mentioned once in her statement It literally is, though. Thoguh posted:Five days, yes! Do it Jen.
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Just went to get my eyes tested at the local mall. (Trying to squeeze it in on the tail end of this "lull.") Masking among adults at this mall in suburban Maryland still probably 80% with a greater number of dicknosers than previously. Driving by the local high school on the way back it was probably 95% masked among students and this was outside on the sidewalk walking home where you might expect them to drop them. The kids know what's up.
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I just got on this roller coaster but it seems like it just goes up not down. loving bullshit
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Thoguh posted:Five days, yes! Do it Jen. jen, you dont need a negative test. please adhere to CDC guidelines and go back to work after five days.
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Grey Fox posted:https://twitter.com/josh_wingrove/status/1506326608302551045?t=_dVY2118YLPr8bDtP25wJg&s=19 sounds like the Psakis are one sick family
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Joementum posted:yeah i don't know what's up but there's ~something~ happening in kentucky they flipped to (mostly) weekly reporting and it's loving with 7 day averages 
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AppleNippleBOB posted:It literally is, though. Oh, I didn't see the second tweet I am mostly literate, I assure you
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You're making the same mistake as those economists. You're assuming that the entire work force pool is fluid and if a worker is taken out, there will be another worker ready to replace them. But there will be some locations where the population got hit harder than other, some specific industries are better protected than others (such as the wfh crowd) and some other are more exposed to Covid. Some workers are extremely difficult to replace immediately and are crucial (such as truck drivers for example), they will immediately be noticed by the public. Some industries has an above average older workers than other.
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