I'm still not sure how we are going to defeat COVID if we don't have one family member of the next president on the Task Force. Maybe we could have Jill Biden join it?
I'm still not sure how we are going to defeat COVID if we don't have one family member of the next president on the Task Force. Maybe we could have Jill Biden join it?
Flattening the curve will not occur unless and until we have a serviceable vaccine, which it appears we have today. We need to stop all of the rhetoric coming from an eastern state governor and allow the vaccine to be approved by the FDA. We need to stop all of the rhetoric from a west coast senator who may become the vice president and allow the vaccine to be released for everyone to utilize.
This vaccine has been shown to be effective and safe. I will take it when and if it is recommended to me.
And by the way, what is Jill Biden's PHD in?
How true. think of the chances to catch cancer in its early stages that are being missed because our hospitals are overburden by this virus.Quote:
Originally Posted by benny01
what do you know or think of the anti-body drug that likely comes out sooner? think it worthwhile to look to get?Quote:
Originally Posted by catman
This statement makes no sense. We significantly flattened the curve by shutting down in march April. There was no vaccine available.Quote:
Originally Posted by catman
Flattening the curve means to stop exponential growth (spread), this can and has been accomplished numerous ways.
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Yeah he's confusing flattening the curve with functionally eliminating new cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
With his occupation, one could assume he's actually purposely spreading misinformation (as opposed to being confused).
we flattened the curve when the population was willing to accept a shutdown
think they're willing to accept another one?
This is a good point and why I think another shutdown will ultimately be fruitless. There are too many people that will simply disobey and ignore any such measures.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
Is this a rhetorical question?Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
Shutting down isn't the only way to flatten the curve.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
The easiest and most effective way is to put mask mandates in place.
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Too bad collectively we're a nation dumber than rocks who had to turn masks into some culture war BS.Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
It was back then, too...but still, far Far FAR too many people (not all of 'em even Trumpublicans despite what people think) view masks as unnecessary/unwhatever else. I have a coworker who starts talking about how many particles per thousand of the virus is enough to infect someone and how many get through a mask, etc etc....and that wearing a mask is a 'walk of shame'...and he's one of the most left people I knowQuote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
The biggest town in my county has had a mandate for a couple months, and the spread continues....which allowed the biggest city in the state to decide again last night to vote down a mask mandate. They still think people will 'do the right thing' without a mandate....because that has worked so well so far.
Yea, its wierd, honestly a lot of people just legitimately don't comprehend what's going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
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Half of this country would say it was political if Biden told us to close our mouths or tilt our head down in a rain storm to keep us from drowning.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManRam