Red Mosquito

spike wrote:Those mitigations aren’t going away til kids are vaccinated. Good news is that’s on the immediate horizon.

spike wrote:

spike wrote:Those mitigations aren’t going away til kids are vaccinated. Good news is that’s on the immediate horizon.

Bammer wrote:Here is a cool thing that totally makes sense:

We went to a kids birthday party today at a place called Pump It Up. For those unfamiliar, it’s like a warehouse full of huge inflatable bouncy houses.

Anyway everyone has to wear masks in these massive wide open rooms with 50’ ceilings. I mean these rooms are damn near the size of basketball gym and there’s only like 20 people there including kids.

And then you know what? We all cram into a little room down the hall for cake and juice and that’s when the masks come off.

simple schoolboy wrote:

Bammer wrote:Here is a cool thing that totally makes sense:

We went to a kids birthday party today at a place called Pump It Up. For those unfamiliar, it’s like a warehouse full of huge inflatable bouncy houses.

Anyway everyone has to wear masks in these massive wide open rooms with 50’ ceilings. I mean these rooms are damn near the size of basketball gym and there’s only like 20 people there including kids.

And then you know what? We all cram into a little room down the hall for cake and juice and that’s when the masks come off.

Trust the Science (tm)

McParadigm wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

A different take I saw was that they are preaching to the choir (we have a decent idea of the demographic that has their kids watch Caillou). I don't think thats quite right either.

The whole foods/ Goop moms that bought into "MMR vaccine causes autism" might be persuadable for this vaccine because their wider in-group is for it.

This spitballing is just as liable to be as faulty as any other.

spike wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

A different take I saw was that they are preaching to the choir (we have a decent idea of the demographic that has their kids watch Caillou). I don't think thats quite right either.

The whole foods/ Goop moms that bought into "MMR vaccine causes autism" might be persuadable for this vaccine because their wider in-group is for it.

This spitballing is just as liable to be as faulty as any other.

is anyone up to translating this to coherence?

McParadigm wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:This could apply to so much…

surfndestroy wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:This could apply to so much…

Just wait until they address climate change. It’s going to be all stick and no carrot. The only real carrot will be rebates on $70k+ electric cars. Reward the rich and punish the masses.

spike wrote:

surfndestroy wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:This could apply to so much…

Just wait until they address climate change. It’s going to be all stick and no carrot. The only real carrot will be rebates on $70k+ electric cars. Reward the rich and punish the masses.

Are you assuming here that every electric car is over $70k still? Cuz that’s changing fast.

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:

surfndestroy wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:This could apply to so much…

Just wait until they address climate change. It’s going to be all stick and no carrot. The only real carrot will be rebates on $70k+ electric cars. Reward the rich and punish the masses.

Are you assuming here that every electric car is over $70k still? Cuz that’s changing fast.

Yeah man you can get one of these and it will definitely suit your needs

spike wrote:

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:

surfndestroy wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:This could apply to so much…

Just wait until they address climate change. It’s going to be all stick and no carrot. The only real carrot will be rebates on $70k+ electric cars. Reward the rich and punish the masses.

Are you assuming here that every electric car is over $70k still? Cuz that’s changing fast.

Yeah man you can get one of these and it will definitely suit your needs

You can get a Tesla for under $30k, and Ford’s coming out with an affordable electric F150 if you need to compensate.

spike wrote:

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:

surfndestroy wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:This could apply to so much…

Just wait until they address climate change. It’s going to be all stick and no carrot. The only real carrot will be rebates on $70k+ electric cars. Reward the rich and punish the masses.

Are you assuming here that every electric car is over $70k still? Cuz that’s changing fast.

Yeah man you can get one of these and it will definitely suit your needs

You can get a Tesla for under $30k, and Ford’s coming out with an affordable electric F150 if you need to compensate.

simple schoolboy wrote: No beef with electric cars, but I don't want to purchase an Automobile as a service, and that appears to be the industry future.

Bi_3 wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote: No beef with electric cars, but I don't want to purchase an Automobile as a service, and that appears to be the industry future.

off topic, but I am surprised this isn't a more mainstream discussion point. Like how many Tesla drivers complain about Facebook 'spying' without connecting the dots?

spike wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote: No beef with electric cars, but I don't want to purchase an Automobile as a service, and that appears to be the industry future.

off topic, but I am surprised this isn't a more mainstream discussion point. Like how many Tesla drivers complain about Facebook 'spying' without connecting the dots?

do you guys have smart phones?