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Can't believe just a about a month or two of socialism has removed all you guys motivation for honest work
Well... for some historical context. The 1918 pandemic had a second wave, and the second wave was deadlier than the first. They believe the virus mutated between the first and second wave, and that was the reason for a much higher death toll in the second wave. A second wave of Covid is believed to be very likely.https://www.history.com/news/spanish-flu-second-wave-resurgence
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Quote from: Leadbelly on May 12, 2020, 10:46:36 AMWell... for some historical context. The 1918 pandemic had a second wave, and the second wave was deadlier than the first. They believe the virus mutated between the first and second wave, and that was the reason for a much higher death toll in the second wave. A second wave of Covid is believed to be very likely.https://www.history.com/news/spanish-flu-second-wave-resurgenceIt is believed, the second wave was caused by mutations that happened in the trenches of WWI. As the war was winding down, those troops returned back home and infected friends and family.We don't have anything that resembles the forced incubators that trench warfare was.
You obviously haven’t seen an Ikea parking lot these days.
Quote from: filler on May 12, 2020, 01:19:03 PMcar insurance refunding 20% of monthly premium as covid relief My brother said you can get a further discount on mileage if you tell them you're permanently working from home for the foreseeable future. But you have to call in.
Quote from: ToxicAdam on May 12, 2020, 01:14:32 PMQuote from: Leadbelly on May 12, 2020, 10:46:36 AMWell... for some historical context. The 1918 pandemic had a second wave, and the second wave was deadlier than the first. They believe the virus mutated between the first and second wave, and that was the reason for a much higher death toll in the second wave. A second wave of Covid is believed to be very likely.https://www.history.com/news/spanish-flu-second-wave-resurgenceIt is believed, the second wave was caused by mutations that happened in the trenches of WWI. As the war was winding down, those troops returned back home and infected friends and family.We don't have anything that resembles the forced incubators that trench warfare was.True, but we have global travel which is way more efficient and affordable. People simply travel more than they did back in 1918.Either way experts are saying a second wave is likely, so.
Quote from: Leadbelly on May 12, 2020, 04:48:17 PMQuote from: ToxicAdam on May 12, 2020, 01:14:32 PMQuote from: Leadbelly on May 12, 2020, 10:46:36 AMWell... for some historical context. The 1918 pandemic had a second wave, and the second wave was deadlier than the first. They believe the virus mutated between the first and second wave, and that was the reason for a much higher death toll in the second wave. A second wave of Covid is believed to be very likely.https://www.history.com/news/spanish-flu-second-wave-resurgenceIt is believed, the second wave was caused by mutations that happened in the trenches of WWI. As the war was winding down, those troops returned back home and infected friends and family.We don't have anything that resembles the forced incubators that trench warfare was.True, but we have global travel which is way more efficient and affordable. People simply travel more than they did back in 1918.Either way experts are saying a second wave is likely, so.This image has been doing the rounds in the Dutch press(Image removed from quote.)1. Multiple slowly degrading waves over the next 24 months2. Massive 2nd wave spike in the fall of 20203. It slowly mellows out after the first big wave has been flattened
It all depends on how well governments can contain new outbreaks.An employee of mine got a call today from the health services because one of his friends has been tested positive and he has been told to self-isolate at home as a precaution.He was originally planning to go to the birthday of his mother tomorrow and those plans he obviously cancelled. It just shows how easily things can spread if you are unaware and why testing is important.
It's one of the times when stupidity directly leads to death, without decades of delay like for instance when you smoke. Except for the fact that most victims are outside of their reproductive age, Darwin would approve.And why shouldn't the one nation that has spent decades trying to make its own population as uneducated as possible be hit hardest? You reap what you sow.
That's why the number must be managable not only for hospitals.Local german health authorities hired a shitload of people that basically only follow those chains. Phone people and get the contact information of those they've been in contact with and call them as well.In general there have been alot of restrictions for certain buisiness types. For example my mother works in a bakery shop and they've got a small cafe as well. They were allowed to open a few tables, but people have to write down their adress and shit.Situations like these were pretty much impossible 4 weeks ago. Now it's managable and we'll see how it will play out.
Quote from: Occam on May 12, 2020, 05:44:57 PMIt's one of the times when stupidity directly leads to death, without decades of delay like for instance when you smoke. Except for the fact that most victims are outside of their reproductive age, Darwin would approve.And why shouldn't the one nation that has spent decades trying to make its own population as uneducated as possible be hit hardest? You reap what you sow.One of the biggest surprises I'm seeing are decently educated and intelligent people that are still hand wringing about "well, it's not that bad and I do miss my KBBQ so I hope they open next week so I can make reservations with all my friends at my table even if I have to pretend they're all family members to get seated together"
I guess we'll carry on doing it the way we are doing it until it comes back in a big way. If there is a second wave though, in terms of managing it, I guess one question would be: to what ends exactly?Maybe to relieve pressure on the hospitals. Of course we could aim to increase capacity also. The thing about potential second and even third waves of this though is, it's not going away until a large part of the population has it. Or we have a vaccine. Minus a vaccine though, we're essentially just dragging this out over a longer period. That's all. And there will be some benefits to that I imagine, but also some consequences to that.I guess my point is, the aim of managing the virus can't be entirely about limiting the number of infected, it may not go away until a certain number of people are infected.
You know, you think you're safe living in a nice blue state of intelligent people like CA and then you find out that if you live in a red republican controlled county you're still fucked! -_-All these protests in OC and San Diego, the big red spots of old white supremacy in CA -_-Notice how no one is doing these dumbass protests in central LA.
so yeah, i'm sure there will still be people who will go out on random dates just like there will be people who walk outside without masks. but there are going to be a LOT who aren't going to do that. i just don't see a world where anyone who is scared to not put on some kind of face covering going outside would be open to swapping spit with a random stranger. i recall reading some poll that said one of the big dating websites (ok cupid i think?) dropped traffic -unsurprisingly- by over 90%!
I saw a bunch of teens sitting shoulder to shoulder passing around bong yesterday.
https://twitter.com/cd_hooks/status/1260711375237722115Spain had a lot of COVID-19 cases so this puts the nail in the coffin of herd immunity Madrid alone had 65k cases on a population of about 6 million.Which means that 11%, 1 in 10 or about 600k people have the antibodies.Spain in total has a population of about 50 million people, of which about 2.5 million have antibodies if the 5% is accurate.The idea that certain scientists had that in the UK for example about 60% of the populace would already be immune has gone right out the window.
