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Quote from: Mysteron on July 18, 2020, 07:02:35 PM
We had some official research in the UK that said 80 per cent of people get no symptoms, locally here in Scotland the hospitals are saying the strains here appear to have weakened, although that is not an official footing, and also 10% of people are dying in hospital as opposed to over 50% in the beginning due to varying factors, including better meds. The challenge now is to contain what we have, and not allow new strains from abroad.
Just what I've been told anyway
Even 10% is a lot of death.
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Quote from: Mysteron on July 18, 2020, 07:02:35 PM
We had some official research in the UK that said 80 per cent of people get no symptoms, locally here in Scotland the hospitals are saying the strains here appear to have weakened, although that is not an official footing, and also 10% of people are dying in hospital as opposed to over 50% in the beginning due to varying factors, including better meds. The challenge now is to contain what we have, and not allow new strains from abroad.
Just what I've been told anyway
It's best guess from the professionals involved at this point.
It is. I just hope it doesn't spike again at Xmas, because I go travelling about visiting relatives. I didn't have any holidays planned this year, so that's good. We were planning to go to Tokyo for the olympics, but we decided against it at the last minute which looks a good decision now.
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Quote from: Mysteron on July 19, 2020, 05:25:43 AM
Quote from: cineater on July 18, 2020, 09:51:39 PM
Quote from: Mysteron on July 18, 2020, 07:02:35 PM
We had some official research in the UK that said 80 per cent of people get no symptoms, locally here in Scotland the hospitals are saying the strains here appear to have weakened, although that is not an official footing, and also 10% of people are dying in hospital as opposed to over 50% in the beginning due to varying factors, including better meds. The challenge now is to contain what we have, and not allow new strains from abroad.
Just what I've been told anyway
It's best guess from the professionals involved at this point.
It is. I just hope it doesn't spike again at Xmas, because I go travelling about visiting relatives. I didn't have any holidays planned this year, so that's good. We were planning to go to Tokyo for the olympics, but we decided against it at the last minute which looks a good decision now.
I try to look at everything from the upside. I think we all benefited from the separation from each other.
People were getting pretty nasty with each other over social media. Not to say that's not still happening but it seems to have swinged to a more "lets get along thing" with most folks. Employers are finding out work from home does work. An option a lot of people wanted. Ordering online and picking up at the store has freed up time for people. With time freed up people have become more creative and dreamy about what they could be doing. Money that had to be spent around work activities can be redirected towards other needs and wants. The world has a common cause and we've moved a tad closer to each other.
Not to say some folks aren't truly fucked with the whole situation but there are good things happening too.
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Quote from: cineater on July 19, 2020, 12:22:56 PM
Quote from: Mysteron on July 19, 2020, 05:25:43 AM
Quote from: cineater on July 18, 2020, 09:51:39 PM
Quote from: Mysteron on July 18, 2020, 07:02:35 PM
We had some official research in the UK that said 80 per cent of people get no symptoms, locally here in Scotland the hospitals are saying the strains here appear to have weakened, although that is not an official footing, and also 10% of people are dying in hospital as opposed to over 50% in the beginning due to varying factors, including better meds. The challenge now is to contain what we have, and not allow new strains from abroad.
Just what I've been told anyway
It's best guess from the professionals involved at this point.
It is. I just hope it doesn't spike again at Xmas, because I go travelling about visiting relatives. I didn't have any holidays planned this year, so that's good. We were planning to go to Tokyo for the olympics, but we decided against it at the last minute which looks a good decision now.
I try to look at everything from the upside. I think we all benefited from the separation from each other.
People were getting pretty nasty with each other over social media. Not to say that's not still happening but it seems to have swinged to a more "lets get along thing" with most folks. Employers are finding out work from home does work. An option a lot of people wanted. Ordering online and picking up at the store has freed up time for people. With time freed up people have become more creative and dreamy about what they could be doing. Money that had to be spent around work activities can be redirected towards other needs and wants. The world has a common cause and we've moved a tad closer to each other.
Not to say some folks aren't truly fucked with the whole situation but there are good things happening too.
Obviously you aren't paying close enough attention to the mask debates. I mean my lord. We've somehow made scientific facts political in this country. What is the matter with us lol. Look at the states that actually followed the CDC guidelines, have strict mask and social distancing guidelines. Look at western Europe. They have all flattened their curves and are doing reasonably well keeping it down. I just don't get the anti mask thing. Why wouldn't everyone want to do everything possible to keep each other safe. It seems like a no brainer to me.
If there is anything good to come out of all this i think the things you mentioned are it. I think covid-19 accelerated a lot of this, work from home, tele medicine, telelearning etc. My real hope is that it will give us all a good shove to really start tackling climate change. Just like i hope the protesting leads to meaningful change in our criminal justice system and socioeconomic inequalities in our communities. We are supposed to be the greatest country on earth. We should really start acting as such.
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I'm ignoring the mask debate. I've got 32 people wanting to know why they have to wear a mask outside on 5 acres of land when they are working in the hot sun and can't even see another person! The obvious answer to that is if nobody sees you, nobody knows but I can't say that, position of authority here. If you think you are about to pass out, take a break. The rule says if you're on campus you must wear a mask at all times. We're not talking about it.
I have GNR, Grateful Dead, John Deer and flamingo masks. All completely dirt stained because a sweat soaked mask while cooler is less effective. Sure those look great in public but I've got the thing on.
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haha nice, where did you get those?
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Quote from: tim_m on July 21, 2020, 02:05:14 AM
haha nice, where did you get those?
Made my own out of bandanas and people gave them to me.
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Oh cool
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Did you see the coronavirus duct tape prom dress?
https://www.today.com/style/teen-makes-coronavirus-prom-dress-duck-tape-contest-t184355
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Ive gotten myself into a scenario where I'm going to prove or disprove the effectiveness of a mask. I was in contact with someone on Monday that came down with symptoms of covid later that day and subsequently tested positive. We were both wearing masks. I get tested tomorrow, so far I have zero symptoms 5 days after exposure. I haven't left my house since I found out, the whole self quarantine thing.
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Quote from: Senator Blutarsky on July 25, 2020, 11:27:51 AM
Ive gotten myself into a scenario where I'm going to prove or disprove the effectiveness of a mask. I was in contact with someone on Monday that came down with symptoms of covid later that day and subsequently tested positive. We were both wearing masks. I get tested tomorrow, so far I have zero symptoms 5 days after exposure. I haven't left my house since I found out, the whole self quarantine thing.
Damn man, i know we disagree on a great many things politically, but i sincerely hope you haven't contacted it, as well as your family and anyone else you came into contact with.
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Quote from: tim_m on July 25, 2020, 11:38:54 AM
Quote from: Senator Blutarsky on July 25, 2020, 11:27:51 AM
Ive gotten myself into a scenario where I'm going to prove or disprove the effectiveness of a mask. I was in contact with someone on Monday that came down with symptoms of covid later that day and subsequently tested positive. We were both wearing masks. I get tested tomorrow, so far I have zero symptoms 5 days after exposure. I haven't left my house since I found out, the whole self quarantine thing.
Damn man, i know we disagree on a great many things politically, but i sincerely hope you haven't contacted it, as well as your family and anyone else you came into contact with.
Thanks Tim, appreciate that. Ive been home since Tuesday afternoon, so thinking when I went out tues AM it would've been too soon for it to transfer from me to someone else ( if I have it) and I was masked up anyway, found out thurs AM when my client gave me a heads up he was positive and subsequently cleared my work schedule for that day & the rest of the week.. I need to find out if I still need to isolate next week at all if I test negative. (I am not sure if they recommend that people isolate for 14 days even with a negative test. )
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Quote from: Senator Blutarsky on July 25, 2020, 11:27:51 AM
Ive gotten myself into a scenario where I'm going to prove or disprove the effectiveness of a mask. I was in contact with someone on Monday that came down with symptoms of covid later that day and subsequently tested positive. We were both wearing masks. I get tested tomorrow, so far I have zero symptoms 5 days after exposure. I haven't left my house since I found out, the whole self quarantine thing.
Damn man, i know we disagree on a great many things politically, but i sincerely hope you haven't contacted it, as well as your family and anyone else you came into contact with.
Thanks Tim, appreciate that. Ive been home since Tuesday afternoon, so thinking when I went out tues AM it would've been too soon for it to transfer from me to someone else ( if I have it) and I was masked up anyway, found out thurs AM when my client gave me a heads up he was positive and subsequently cleared my work schedule for that day & the rest of the week.. I need to find out if I still need to isolate next week at all if I test negative. (I am not sure if they recommend that people isolate for 14 days even with a negative test. )
Hoping your client has a speedy recovery as well. I'm thinking not, a friend of mine just a few days ago went to the ER because she thought she might have it. They told her to quarantine until she got the results. They were negative thankfully. She didn't have to quarantine any after the negative result.
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Scary stuff wish you both good health.
We just had a family party. Normally everybody doesn't show up but this time we did. Hopefully we didn't just kill the family off. Probably should of thought of that before hand.
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I've seen so many stories about how outbreaks start after that Hopefully none of you have it.
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Ive gotten myself into a scenario where I'm going to prove or disprove the effectiveness of a mask. I was in contact with someone on Monday that came down with symptoms of covid later that day and subsequently tested positive. We were both wearing masks. I get tested tomorrow, so far I have zero symptoms 5 days after exposure. I haven't left my house since I found out, the whole self quarantine thing.
Wow.
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Ive gotten myself into a scenario where I'm going to prove or disprove the effectiveness of a mask. I was in contact with someone on Monday that came down with symptoms of covid later that day and subsequently tested positive. We were both wearing masks. I get tested tomorrow, so far I have zero symptoms 5 days after exposure. I haven't left my house since I found out, the whole self quarantine thing.
Good luck man. I hope u and your family stay healthy.
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Quote from: Senator Blutarsky on July 25, 2020, 11:27:51 AM
Ive gotten myself into a scenario where I'm going to prove or disprove the effectiveness of a mask. I was in contact with someone on Monday that came down with symptoms of covid later that day and subsequently tested positive. We were both wearing masks. I get tested tomorrow, so far I have zero symptoms 5 days after exposure. I haven't left my house since I found out, the whole self quarantine thing.
Scary
I hope it comes to nothing.
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I don't get why the life guards got it. Assuming their employer had the employees taking precautions, they normally sit up above the crowds, eyes on the water, no socializing. They are outside with plenty of air flow.
Ooops never mind, they all went to the same party.
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Virus vaccine put to final test in thousands of volunteers
By LAURAN NEERGAARD and MICHAEL HILL
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The world’s biggest COVID-19 vaccine study got underway Monday with the first of 30,000 planned volunteers helping to test shots created by the U.S. government -- one of several candidates in the final stretch of the global vaccine race.
There’s still no guarantee that the experimental vaccine, developed by the National Institutes of Health and Moderna Inc., will really protect.
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