Red Mosquito

4/5 wrote:

spike wrote:

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:After nearly two years, this might be when modern society grinds to a halt.

If you choose to. By all means have at it.

Lots of flights being canceled and schools closing/going remote. Not a good sign.

This is completely unacceptable at this point. If only people would trust the science.

I’m not suggesting it’s the right thing to do; merely, pointing out this is the current status quo, which will potentially lead to staffing issues across all industries/professions.

I did see that healthcare quarantine guidelines have been shortened, and anticipate that will have to be done elsewhere soon.

spike wrote:

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:After nearly two years, this might be when modern society grinds to a halt.

If you choose to. By all means have at it.

Lots of flights being canceled and schools closing/going remote. Not a good sign.

Sounds like your solution is to not disclose a positive test to an employer to keep the machine churning. ***That just sends more worker bees to the sideline.

***If they’re actually sick

If we choose to be sick? What the hell are you even talking about?

March into a crowded mall right now and test everyone on the spot. I bet you get a very high positive rate from a bunch of people who feel absolutely just fine and have no reason to get tested.

No, genius, I am not suggesting that actual sick feeling people go in public.

I am saying way more people have the virus than you realize and it’s fine. Everything is fine.

spike wrote:If we choose to be sick? What the hell are you even talking about?

mind over matter.

if you don't mind having whatever variant is going around it doesn't matter.

choose indifference.

Bammer wrote:No, genius, I am not suggesting that actual sick feeling people go in public.

I am saying way more people have the virus than you realize and it’s fine. Everything is fine.

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... 5#p1773645

Literally nothing about my life has changed since covid started. I dont know what this says.

tragabigzanda wrote:Wife’s office going back to “remote encouraged,” which is pretty restrictive relative to their culture

they put the kabosh on work functions outside of work (happy hours, get together, team lunches etc)

id much rather trust the science than people who use google and facebook mother groups

Would anyone in this thread care to settle in with me for the next three hours and listen to Sam and Nicholas regale us with recaps and cautionary pandemic tales? https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/2edfb ... e-pandemic

Gradually more restrictive here again.

BurtReynolds wrote:

spike wrote:

4/5 wrote:

spike wrote:

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:After nearly two years, this might be when modern society grinds to a halt.

If you choose to. By all means have at it.

Lots of flights being canceled and schools closing/going remote. Not a good sign.

This is completely unacceptable at this point. If only people would trust the science.

I’m not suggesting it’s the right thing to do; merely, pointing out this is the current status quo, which will potentially lead to staffing issues across all industries/professions.

I did see that healthcare quarantine guidelines have been shortened, and anticipate that will have to be done elsewhere soon.

The CDC did isn’t hesitate on that last part. Good agility!

BurtReynolds wrote:Literally nothing about my life has changed since covid started. I dont know what this says.

strength and cunning

spike wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Literally nothing about my life has changed since covid started. I dont know what this says.

strength and cunning

Just don’t let burt near any potentially freezing bodies of water.

Oh god I laughed at burt’s meme. Gonna take some time off from the internet.

I dunno man, with so many people I know getting sick (in a few cases, very sick) and life slowly closing back down here, this thread felt heartening to read