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Put on the 2010 Phillies World Ser...oh wait.Quote:
Originally Posted by More-Than-Most
The worst thing in all this is human panic, everyone is buying extra pounds of food and antiseptics and if you don’t put on a mask they look at you like an eccentric.
when you get it we should just go out together.... lets be legends lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Rush
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6OzanamcI8
except we both die and yes you are the chick.
they closed the alcohol stores there is nothing worse... i cant even smoke weed because lungs are scarred from blood clots.... THEY TOOK MY HAPPINESS.Quote:
Originally Posted by LisaMcdowell8
The premier of Ontario just announced a state of emergency this morning. Today has been the first day where I've seen a significant change in day to day life here in Toronto. I went for a morning run then grabbed a coffee at McDonalds. There's basically 0 foot traffic on the sidewalks and not nearly as many cars as I'm used to seeing on the busy streets.
Want me to send you some?Quote:
Originally Posted by More-Than-Most
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About 4800 cases now. 94 dead, 74 recovered. Yesterday we had 938 cases, 18 deaths. Both were highs for our country, both significantly higher then the next closest day. We are on an Strickingly similar path as Italy and everyday we waste, could make it even worse.
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Just refreshed the page, it’s 5243 cases now. Had a dump of almost 500 cases!
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
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The increase in cases is absolutely expected. There are some good videos on youtube explaining the exponential rise in cases until the plateau point is reached.
Just got this email today through American Medical Association
"The*New York Times*(3/16, Carey) reports a*studypublished in Science suggests that “for every confirmed case, there are most likely another five to 10 people in the community with undetected infections.” In the study, “researchers modeled the virus’s natural spread in China before the government instituted a travel ban and an aggressive testing policy. During that time, from December of last year through late January, about 6 in 7 cases went undetected. That situation is analogous to the current state of affairs in the United States and other Western countries, where tests are not widely available, the researchers said.”
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100 deaths out of 30,000 cases (the low estimate of 5 unknown cases for every confirmed case), or 100 deaths out of 60,000 cases (the high estimate of 10 unknown cases for every confirmed case)
Mortality rate based on those projections would be .333% - .167% (which I want to reiterate are really difficult to gauge and it may actually be 4 unknown cases per known case, or even higher than the 10 point mark --- more data will make those values stronger and more likely)
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Cool. So I live another 70 years and I push you into the ice cold abyss. Sounds about right.Quote:
Originally Posted by More-Than-Most
This has just closed my business. Here’s hoping I’m not totally &$?@!
Damn, what's your business. Is govt gonna give you any relief?Quote:
Originally Posted by thefeckcampaign
Bro I'm on the heels of 6 months of work and deep 5 figure investment into door to door sales team + installation team + 0 down financing locked in from 2 diff sources..last week our ducks finally lined up after 6 months of creating entities, acquiring licensing, get processed for financing. Last week we meant to push play, things got delayed from our sales leads end, and now this started.
I'm taking a crushing hit right now
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My wife’s business just announced they are working from home going forward. New normal.
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Current world figures:
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...87d4ea479a.jpg
Lots of stores around the country offering specific hours for elderly to shop for their protection. Lots of people stepping up and acting responsibly. Most people Im talking to are willing to do whatever the govt says for the sake of elder and high risk individuals
If only we could somehow swap out these politicians for these grocery store managers..
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Gives me some hope for humanity after seeing these greedy *******s buy up toilet paper and sanitizer.Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
6100 plus cases. 102 dead, 74 recovered.
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Or 2009. Oh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rush
New Halloween costumes for 2020
https://www.shapeways.com/forum/t/ha...l-needed.6761/
6300...106 dead...106 recovered.Quote:
Originally Posted by KobeOwnSU
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All of our Bay Area projects are shutdown except one which has a waiver from the county but the city shut them down today. Have work for employees, can get deliveries from bay area for 3+ weeks, sourcing LA and SAC. No restrictions in our county other than groups over 1000. Have a medical project that they are looking for a waiver on and a biotech company asking for a waiver based on necessity.
All office employees are setup to work from home if we get the notice.
Manufacturing employees we will try and stagger and keep everyone apart (they all work 20-30 feet apart) so just keep separated at breaks.
Watch out and run if you see this on the street; I don't get why its so hard to detect, it looks the size of a basketball.
http://schsa.org/publichealth/pages/...na-graphic.png
109 dead. Approaching 50 deaths today. Chance we actually double our death toll in one day... not good.Quote:
Originally Posted by KobeOwnSU
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At least the serious/critical group is super low. For now. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...939d881626.jpg
Orange County California going on full lockdown effective immediately.
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Quick get this guy some ediblesQuote:
Originally Posted by More-Than-Most
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Buddy who’s a funeral director shared that the CDC said to expect up to a 10x increase in case load in 2020 due to COVID-19 if people don’t change behaviors to introduce social distancing.
For context, about 2.8 million people die every year.
Let’s ****ing hope that that doesn’t happen.
I’ll bet the over. We’ve been to slow and too easy on this. People aren’t taking it seriously.Quote:
Originally Posted by debo
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That is a bonkers projection.Quote:
Originally Posted by debo
You do realize that the over would be a number greater than 25.2 million (if my math is right aka 28 million minus 2.8 million), no? Even when I've heard projections of 3 million deaths due to the coronavirus, I thought it sounded way too pessimistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by KobeOwnSU
Maybe I'm nuts but I'm thinking that the total death tally won't top a quarter million.
Having said that, it looks like there have been almost a thousand new deaths in the last 36ish hours.
For ****'s sake people it isn't that goddamn serious. If you are elderly or have a compromised immune system, you're at a much higher risk just the same as you would be with any respiratory flu. If you're healthy and exercise basic precautions, you'll be fine. This whole thing has gone way beyond ridiculous at this point.
I'd say it is pretty damn serious whether there are 20,000 deaths or 1,000,000 deaths. I prefer people take this too seriously than not seriously enough. A middle ground would be more ideal but yeah, this **** ain't no joke.
No, the flu isn't a joke, but the reaction to this particular one has gotten ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
I can agree with you if you're referring to the clowns buying up all the toilet paper. If you're referring to the self quarantine measures and such, I 100% disagree with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack the Ripper
It's not necessarily a pressing issue at the moment, but if we keep moving forward with no crowd mitigation then it will become a very real and pressing issue very fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack the Ripper
Either slow down for 3 weeks now or slow down for 3 months later. We already acted too late and instead of dealing with this for $20 billion it's now gonna cost us upwards of a trillion because this govt reacted too slow.
Better to implement crowd control now than later
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US testing ability is subpar
https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/17/2...dc-techonology
This entire govt is a joke
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imagine if you sat back and thought about the elderly and then thought about the other diseases with vaccines like the flu that and understood this virus spreads much much faster and how this virus plus the flu and so many other diseases could overwhelm and flat out destroy our hospitals/health care system and so on down the list.... This diseases is much more worse then the flu and it doesnt even have a vaccine nor do we know if it will/can mutate/become antibiotic resistant once we have some type of antibiotic and so on.... You are ignoring the entire picture and just looking at the disease... even now because humanity is ****ing moronic we cant keep people inside just so we can get rid of the disease because people think its no big deal because they arent old and unhealthy.... the selfishness and disgusting carelessness of this idiotic and down right ignorant logic from the people of the united states is why people in general suck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack the Ripper