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Originally Posted by Tom Bradys Cat
(Post 3073329)
The early indicators of community spread were akin to seeing cracks form in the ceiling and realizing the roof was about collapse, he said. The shutdowns were painful and exhausting, but “nevertheless everyone caught the roof and held it up before it crashed in on everyone.” but then people slowly realised that it wasnt structural rather it was just the plaster cracking.
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Originally Posted by Duffman
(Post 3073355)
I think the bigger issue is that the US economy doesn't function the same as a more "socialist" economy. We're a shark, if we stop swimming we drown. However, I really don't think anyone on here can definitively say how bad the virus really is. Think of it as a natural disaster, do we try to stop a cat 5 hurricane from hitting FL? No, but we take precautions to coexist with it and pick up the pieces after it's gone. Same thing here. You don't want to be the dude ignoring evac orders when you live 10' below sea level, claiming the storm is an overblown conspiracy, but at the same time, burning down your house and moving to KS isn't the right solution either. Everything is a balance.
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Originally Posted by Duffman
(Post 3073241)
Trump has made it very clear we're not shutting down again, no matter what. Governors are a wild card.d.
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Originally Posted by furloughfuntime
(Post 3073278)
The health benefits of the shutdowns, however, are invisible, because they involve “infections that never occurred and deaths that did not happen......”
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
(Post 3073591)
No matter what, like even if hypothetically there’s a second wave? At this point that would be political suicide. Good thing we don’t live in a monarchy and the governors have the say.
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I’m just not seeing any 2nd wave
I see total numbers of those who have or have had coronavirus going up, as testing becomes more widely available, new cases coming down, despite that more widespread testing, and deaths coming down, as that more available testing detects mostly milder or asymptomatic cases that probably wouldn’t have qualified for testing at all under the earlier criteria. That’s about it....
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 3073650)
I see total numbers of those who have or have had coronavirus going up, as testing becomes more widely available, new cases coming down, despite that more widespread testing, and deaths coming down, as that more available testing detects mostly milder or asymptomatic cases that probably wouldn’t have qualified for testing at all under the earlier criteria. That’s about it....
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Originally Posted by furloughfuntime
(Post 3073278)
The health benefits of the shutdowns, however, are invisible, because they involve “infections that never occurred and deaths that did not happen.....“The whole point of this study is to help us understand what we got for this tremendous sacrifice that the country has gone through. Ultimately, whether or not it was worth it is something society has to decide,” he said.
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Excargo dog.....didnt think of that....cases going down drspite more testing.....yeah a second wave.....probably not. Just an endemic burbling along
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 3073650)
I see total numbers of those who have or have had coronavirus going up, as testing becomes more widely available, new cases coming down, despite that more widespread testing, and deaths coming down, as that more available testing detects mostly milder or asymptomatic cases that probably wouldn’t have qualified for testing at all under the earlier criteria. That’s about it....
https://i.ibb.co/mNx63Wy/413-CD3-FC-...B635-BD514.jpg https://i.ibb.co/smPMgJM/F6-AE0-B0-E...6-B43-B4-E.jpg Can you please site your source for the graphs? |
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