Coronavirus (COVID-19 Outbreak) (68 Viewers)

[DAiDEViL]

How did the virus come on board of the Charles de Gaulle? @Raphaël

 

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[Enron]

And before it gets to acute pneumonic stage, one of the things i like about raoult is he doesn't get into the political stuff even when asked, he keeps it strictly shop.

That's refreshing.

 

[Raphaël]

How did the virus come on board of the Charles de Gaulle? @Raphaël

They don't know yet, how the crew could have been contaminated when they have not seen the mainland since their last stopover in Brest on March 15 and have not received any visitors .
It's too bad for once that it wasn't in maintenance.

 

[DAiDEViL]

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Close to 500 on one day for Belgium? Is that accurate? @Seven That really is a lot, especially for a rather small country like Belgium.

 

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Close to 500 on one day for Belgium? Is that accurate? @Seven That really is a lot, especially for a rather small country like Belgium.

Belgium is willing to make that sacrifice because they feel too much empathy, in fact, more than anyone else. Keep the economy going. Old people can die in concentration camps.

 

[Post Ironic]

https://thehill.com/policy/internat...icials-report-heart-incidents-in-experimental

 

[Seven]

Belgium is willing to make that sacrifice because they feel too much empathy, in fact, more than anyone else. Keep the economy going. Old people can die in concentration camps.

It's funny. You know why the numbers are high? Because the numbers from retirement homes are only coming in now.

Or, as you could call it, the numbers from the camps.

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[Seven]

And another thing, you lot are vastly underrating just how contagious this virus is. Hell, samples in the lab contaminate other samples. They have to develop new procedures to fucking test them.

There's evidence coming out that if someone sneezes in a supermarket, people two rows further are infected. Or take that center for the disabled in NY. What was it? 37 out of 42 or something?

There is no chance in hell we are able to manage this by social distancing or working from home. Getting it is inevitable and not all getting it at the same time is more a matter of good fortune than anything else.

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[swag]

Don't take hydro just yet, boys and girls

https://www.the-scientist.com/news-...concerned-over-hydroxychloroquine-study-67405

https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/08/health/drug-hydroxychloroquine-french-study/index.html

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I get the sense that all of humanity is getting a crash course in probability and statistics ... but without knowing it.

I'm pretty sure you didn't watch the whole video, but i don't need a video or an article to realize after this crisis that the WHO is useless, be it because of its failing internal culture or effectiveness in influencing others.

Nah. I watched the whole video. Truth be told, I am a bit of a skeptic anyway. I've been known to say "documentaries are the new fake news", because I always presume a bias by the storyteller.

But really, did any of us expect that the WHO would make a declaration and then governments would mobilize in response? Ever? It's kind of a ludicrous premise, really. Maybe this just makes the conspiracy theorists who distrust the Pope and the UN as part of the illuminati, but I'm not sure what the WHO can provide other than in an advisory capacity.

Of course we can vilify what the Chinese eat. They created a friggin' pandemic, supposedly. Last time I checked Perdue isn't creating coronaviruses that kill 2% of the population.

That is true. But the American food supply is rife with stories of how it's killing people and spreading disease too. The CDC has its hands busy with more than just Steven Soderbergh movie plots:

https://www.cdc.gov/foodsafety/outbreaks/multistate-outbreaks/outbreaks-list.html

Monocrops. animal waste covering hillsides and filling rivers, chicken processing plant workers losing fingers and getting exposed to avian bird flus. It's not a question of it, it's a question of when.

I think a big misconception here is this is not a cure, it is a way to deal with the infection at its onset. He explained the lack of control group as unnecessary since they can measure the virus load and unethical since might condemning some to die.

People who are getting crystalized bronchial tubes because of their immune system responses are clearly in a facing-death situation, so I get where you would want to be far more experimental because your outcome is likely death anyway. But I am sure that probabilities and situational awareness of hydroxychloroquine is the last thing that is in Trump's brain when he spouts off about it.

 

[Red]

Media questions at No10 briefings are woeful. Here are 20 they should ask

https://www.thearticle.com/media-questions-at-no10-briefings-are-woeful-here-are-20-they-should-ask

 

[Ronn]

And another thing, you lot are vastly underrating just how contagious this virus is. Hell, samples in the lab contaminate other samples. They have to develop new procedures to fucking test them.

There's evidence coming out that if someone sneezes in a supermarket, people two rows further are infected. Or take that center for the disabled in NY. What was it? 37 out of 42 or something?

There is no chance in hell we are able to manage this by social distancing or working from home. Getting it is inevitable and not all getting it at the same time is more a matter of good fortune than anything else.

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Lowering numbers in Italy and recently New York are mostly due to good fortune.

 

[Dostoevsky]

UK is jumping quite fast.

 

[Snobist]

It's amazing how Spain, UK, USA did not learn anything from Italy. 917 dead today in UK.

 

[JuveJay]

That figure is there or thereabouts the same as the last few days.

 

[Dostoevsky]

That figure is there or thereabouts the same as the last few days.

And thats a good thing? 5-8k new cases each day with 700-900 deaths seems horrible.

 

[JuveJay]

And thats a good thing? 5-8k new cases each day with 700-900 deaths seems horrible.

Like I said yesterday, we're approaching the peak in the UK, so those numbers are to be expected.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

New York schools are to remain closed for the rest of the academic year ( a little over two months at this point).

 

[Dostoevsky]

Like I said yesterday, we're approaching the peak in the UK, so those numbers are to be expected.

5th week?

 

[JuveJay]

5th week?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-at-least-two-weeks-away-chief-scientist-says

It has been amended once, however.

 

[CrimsonianKing]

And another thing, you lot are vastly underrating just how contagious this virus is. Hell, samples in the lab contaminate other samples. They have to develop new procedures to fucking test them.

There's evidence coming out that if someone sneezes in a supermarket, people two rows further are infected. Or take that center for the disabled in NY. What was it? 37 out of 42 or something?

There is no chance in hell we are able to manage this by social distancing or working from home. Getting it is inevitable and not all getting it at the same time is more a matter of good fortune than anything else.

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Haha good fortune. Are you sticking your fingers up your ass before texting because that shit smell is all over the place in your posts. Never seen anyone post so much shit in so little time, you’re fucking special, buddy.

In fact I’m done reading it, good riddance!

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Lowering numbers in Italy and recently New York are mostly due to good fortune.

We got people risking their lives in the frontline, which includes my wife, doing what all the best minds in the world are telling them is the right thing to do now and this Sociopath motherfucker from the internet who doesn’t know shit says it’s just down to good fortune?? Fuck this guy, seriously. Had enough of his bullshit.