Re: Anybody want a Corona?
Posted: Thu May 14, 2020 8:49 pm
Show us the wayMickey wrote:Genius brigade out in full force today.
Show us the wayMickey wrote:Genius brigade out in full force today.
We're probably too stupid to understand.verb_to_trust wrote:Show us the wayMickey wrote:Genius brigade out in full force today.
The first step is acceptance, for sure.macphisto wrote:We're probably too stupid to understand.verb_to_trust wrote:Show us the wayMickey wrote:Genius brigade out in full force today.
Welcome to the big leagues. Glad you could join us.Mickey wrote:Genius brigade out in full force today.
The irony of a guy with an expos avatar talking about the big leagues is just *chef's kiss.* Great work buddy.surfndestroy wrote:Welcome to the big leagues. Glad you could join us.Mickey wrote:Genius brigade out in full force today.
How's the per capita testing going? Broke top twenty yet?surfndestroy wrote:If now is premature, please detail what the right time to reopen is looks like.McParadigm wrote:We absolutely should save people from becoming victims of OTHER people’s reactions to their OWN fears.surfndestroy wrote:Quite often people have irrational fears. Are we supposed to save people from their irrational fears? If not, who decides what's rational?McParadigm wrote:It’s in the universal declaration of human rights? And probably the entire premise of our women’s and children’s shelter services? And also wtf?
If you want to take part in a premature reopening, I don’t think you should be denied that. If a person thinks it’s acceptable to force other people to join them under threat of being denied government assistance during a pandemic, then to hell with that person. They are their parents’ great failure.
One thing I don’t get: with federal guidance and local organization, we could very easily have comprehensive lists of those workers who are determined to return to work in every community in the country inside of two weeks, along with skill set identifiers and work histories. We could then use that 15% of the workforce to strategically reopen key locations and services, and reduce the degree to which our economy is shut down...without putting anyone in a vice. We could even incentivize and glorify them for their work. Recognize their heroism. Patriots and legends.
Advocates for reopening never seem to talk about this option.
What I think many people find frustrating is the ever changing metrics. It seems to have gone from 'lets flatten the curve to as not overwhelm our medical capacity' to 'no one should be at risk of contracting Covid-19'. That's a huge change.
The province I live in, 4.6 million people had 7 new cases reported yesterday. How open should it be?
Very little testing is done other than to those presenting symptoms and healthcare/first responders. Trying to get best use from the still limited testing capacity. We've done quite well other than with old age homes. Plans since put in place seem to be addressing that risk quite nicely so far. We start to open up this weekend. The plan lacks consistency and or any kind of scientific support but I think any measured approach with tracing will be fairly successful.Bi_3 wrote:How's the per capita testing going? Broke top twenty yet?SnD wrote:The province I live in, 4.6 million people had 7 new cases reported yesterday. How open should it be?
take it to the weather thread...oh waittragabigzanda wrote:Wow, Massachusetts continuing to get clobbered
Absolutely there should.surfndestroy wrote:I wonder how many think there should be laws requiring the wearing of masks in public where social distancing cannot be maintained, i.e. grocery stores. Should there be a mask minimum requirements?