Coronavirus

[FalseFlagg K]

I think the question, from a superficial level, sounds like prioritizing other things over life, but the question isn’t asked about a lot of things. 40k deaths a year on roads isn’t questioned. Nearly 100k deaths due to alcohol isn’t questioned. Obviously we don’t know what the exact death toll will be, but as a hypothetical, it’s good to ask the question, and I am asking this non-rhetorically: what’s the minimum level that warrants shutting things down indefinitely? 5k deaths? 1k? There’s not a right or wrong answer here, but if we’re saying even even 15k, then we have some real re-evaluating to do in many other ways in which we tolerate death as a risk and not just with motor vehicles and alcohol.

This It's an awful thing to talk about but .. this is the reality.

 

[FalseFlagg K]

That missing church on Easter Sunday isn't really that big of a crisis so it will have no effect whatsoever on any policy I make regarding the coronavirus

How about that?

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nah dude i don't mean specifically about whether he wants to go to church that day or not. As usual he's really clumsy with what he should be saying, but just in general i think the idea of giving people a rough timeframe isn't necessarily a bad thing to give some hope. Even if it then gets extended a little then

 

[fishonjazz]

nah dude i don't mean specifically about whether he wants to go to church that day or not. As usual he's really clumsy with what he should be saying, but just in general i think the idea of giving people a rough timeframe isn't necessarily a bad thing to give some hope. Even if it then gets extended a little then

Sure give a time frame. But he is saying he chose the timeframe because he thinks going to church on Easter Sunday is like super important.
That's a stupid reason for the choosing of when to lift restrictions.

I don't think he is getting criticized for trying to estimate a timeframe of when it might be safe to lessen restrictions. He is being criticized for the reason he chose the timeframe.
It should be based off when it would be safer to lift restrictions and most beneficial. Not based off church. That's just stupid.
I'm sure his base loves it though.
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[FalseFlagg K]

Sure give a time frame. But he is saying he chose the timeframe because he thinks going to church on Easter Sunday is like super important.
That's a stupid reason for the choosing of when to lift restrictions.

I don't think he is getting criticized for trying to estimate a timeframe of when it might be safe to lessen restrictions. He is being criticized for the reason he chose the timeframe.
It should be based off when it would be safer to lift restrictions and most beneficial. Not based off church. That's just stupid.
I'm sure his base loves it though.
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sure, agreed he can't ever talk coherently He should have just been talking a rough date. But light at the end of the tunnel is pretty important i think.

 

[silesian]

Bet on what? How many people die or lose their business? No thanks.

No. On what you said, that the economy will be shutdown for 6-9 months.

 

[Rubashov]

No. On what you said, that the economy will be shutdown for 6-9 months.

We've gone to a 6 month shut down here and i think we're doing a much better job of managing this than you guys. But look you've got a point, its also about how much you value human life as a society.

 

[fishonjazz]

sure, agreed he can't ever talk coherently He should have just been talking a rough date. But light at the end of the tunnel is pretty important i think.

Ya he should be like "I have spoken with experts in the medical and scientific fields. I have poured over data from other countries dealing with the pandemic. I have talked to the best economists.
After mulling all the info I have decided that the best date to lift restrictions is..... "

But he is a childish idiot and probably is just really excited about eggs and bunnies and has FOMO about the Easter holiday.

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[FalseFlagg K]

Ya he should be like "I have spoken with experts in the medical and scientific fields. I have poured over data from other countries dealing with the pandemic. I have talked to the best economists.
After mulling all the info I have decided that the best date to lift restrictions is..... "

But he is a childish idiot and probably is just really excited about eggs and bunnies and has FOMO about the Easter holiday.

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duh what else would you expect

 

[Red]

Can smart thermometers track the spread of the coronavirus? Not sure if this company and their maps has been brought up before, interesting approach.

Kinsa, Inc.:

https://www.kinsahealth.co/

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/18/health/coronavirus-fever-thermometers.html

A company that uses internet-connected thermometers to predict the spread of the flu says it is tracking the coronavirus in real time — something that had been impossible, given the lack of testing for the disease.

Kinsa Health has sold or given away more than a million smart thermometers to households in which two million people reside, and thus can record fevers almost as soon as consumers experience them.

For the last few years, Kinsa’s interactive maps have accurately predicted the spread of flu around the United States about two weeks before the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s own surveillance tool, the weekly FluView tracker.

The thermometer data “acts as an early warning system for illness spreading,” said Inder Singh, the company’s founder. The C.D.C.’s system lags because it relies on weekly reports from hundreds of doctors’ offices and hospital emergency rooms about what symptoms they are seeing in patients.

Company scientists are uniquely positioned to identify unusual clusters of fever because they have years of data for expected flu cases in each ZIP code. A sudden spike that far exceeds estimates for flu for a given date may well indicate the coronavirus has arrived.

 

[Deleted member 365]

Man. They’re determined to kill off their most reliable voters

 

[Deleted member 365]

Because, of course

 

[JazzGal]

If I didn't value human life more than money, I would be okay with Trump (over 70 and overweight) and a bunch of Congress and government officials and the Supreme Court sacrificing their lives for the common good, and a whole bunch of conservative voters. But I'm not that person, and I hope I never am.

Comparing COVID-19 to automobile accidents and other illnesses that contribute to daily death tolls makes little sense as those things typically are not contagious. There is little I can do in my daily life that prevents someone getting cancer or speeding.