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rgio

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Feb 28, 2020 - 5:28am |
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In case you want more pictures, less text than the JHU site... Coronavirus viz
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rgio

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Feb 27, 2020 - 6:32pm |
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U.S. Health Workers Responding to Coronavirus Lacked Training and Protective GearAnyone who thought "electing Trump won't kill anyone" are very close to being wrong. The administration overrode the CDC's explicit instructions not to bring Americans home from Japan...and we now have the virus mysteriously appearing in someone without known contact linkage within 10 miles of the AFBase where the cruise line folks are in quarantine.
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black321

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Feb 27, 2020 - 4:11pm |
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ScottFromWyoming wrote: cc_rider wrote:
Also, we should remember the regular old flu kills something like 10-15,000 people EVERY YEAR. Still, I am not suggesting COVID-19 is trifling. c.
Worldwide flu typically kills 290,000 to 600,000 annually. COVID-19 is just getting warmed up but some back-of-the-envelope math I did last night (assuming some wildly unpredictable numbers but taking the most conservative of each) says it is likely to double that. Swine lasted over a year and infected up to 20% of the population, but the mortality rate was much lower....Only about 1/2 million, or less than. 10%
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R_P

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Red_Dragon

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Feb 27, 2020 - 3:52pm |
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Red_Dragon

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Feb 27, 2020 - 3:08pm |
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Proclivities

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Feb 27, 2020 - 10:24am |
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cc_rider wrote: ScottFromWyoming wrote:Worldwide flu typically kills 290,000 to 600,000 annually. COVID-19 is just getting warmed up but some back-of-the-envelope math I did last night (assuming some wildly unpredictable numbers but taking the most conservative of each) says it is likely to double that.
Yeah, it's nothing to sneeze at. Get it? Flu? Sneeze? See what I did there? Apparently the Spanish Flu (1918) killed somewhere upwards of 50 million, with some estimates as high as 100 million. Point of origin is still disputed, but 'Spanish' is a misnomer regardless. What is NOT disputed is the flu's spread was aided by secrecy imposed due the war. Woodrow Wilson has been singled out for his iron-fisted control of the media and its effect on the spread of the virus. What goes around... c. Yes, I think most of the nations engaged in WWI censored reports about victims of the 1918 flu in their countries (to keep up "morale" or some such). Spain was not at war and reported their cases, so I guess people just attached their name to it.
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cc_rider

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Feb 27, 2020 - 10:11am |
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ScottFromWyoming wrote: cc_rider wrote:
Also, we should remember the regular old flu kills something like 10-15,000 people EVERY YEAR. Still, I am not suggesting COVID-19 is trifling. c.
Worldwide flu typically kills 290,000 to 600,000 annually. COVID-19 is just getting warmed up but some back-of-the-envelope math I did last night (assuming some wildly unpredictable numbers but taking the most conservative of each) says it is likely to double that. Yeah, it's nothing to sneeze at. Get it? Flu? Sneeze? See what I did there? Apparently the Spanish Flu (1918) killed somewhere upwards of 50 million, with some estimates as high as 100 million. Point of origin is still disputed, but 'Spanish' is a misnomer regardless. What is NOT disputed is the flu's spread was aided by secrecy imposed due the war. Woodrow Wilson has been singled out for his iron-fisted control of the media and its effect on the spread of the virus. What goes around... c.
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ScottFromWyoming

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Feb 27, 2020 - 9:53am |
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cc_rider wrote:
Also, we should remember the regular old flu kills something like 10-15,000 people EVERY YEAR. Still, I am not suggesting COVID-19 is trifling. c.
Worldwide flu typically kills 290,000 to 600,000 annually. COVID-19 is just getting warmed up but some back-of-the-envelope math I did last night (assuming some wildly unpredictable numbers but taking the most conservative of each) says it is likely to double that.
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cc_rider

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Feb 27, 2020 - 8:44am |
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islander wrote: rgio wrote:
Single digit death tolls don't do it for us anymore. Unless it's in a church or school, you need at least a dozen (to give a little margin for ambiguity about the shooter) to bump the news cycle. Sadly true. Also, we should remember the regular old flu kills something like 10-15,000 people EVERY YEAR. Still, I am not suggesting COVID-19 is trifling. c.
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islander

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Feb 27, 2020 - 7:59am |
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rgio wrote: black321 wrote: rgio wrote: Red_Dragon wrote: They have been in lockdown in the highly infected regions, with businesses and schools closed for weeks now. They are slowly lifting the bans (with some companies paying bonuses for employees who actually show up to work). Let's see what happens when people start interacting again. Still, the virus has hit populated areas with hundreds of millions of people. 30 years ago this would be buried in the news. A risk? Absolutely, but the optics may be making it seem worse than it is. Agree 100%. There are 5 dead in a mass shooting yesterday, and it's in the "other news" section of the NYTimes already. Single digit death tolls don't do it for us anymore. Unless it's in a church or school, you need at least a dozen (to give a little margin for ambiguity about the shooter) to bump the news cycle.
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Red_Dragon

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Feb 27, 2020 - 7:58am |
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rgio wrote: Agree 100%. There are 5 dead in a mass shooting yesterday, and it's in the "other news" section of the NYTimes already.
Just another day in 'Merica. FREEDOM!
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rgio

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Feb 27, 2020 - 7:50am |
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black321 wrote: rgio wrote: Red_Dragon wrote: They have been in lockdown in the highly infected regions, with businesses and schools closed for weeks now. They are slowly lifting the bans (with some companies paying bonuses for employees who actually show up to work). Let's see what happens when people start interacting again. Still, the virus has hit populated areas with hundreds of millions of people. 30 years ago this would be buried in the news. A risk? Absolutely, but the optics may be making it seem worse than it is. Agree 100%. There are 5 dead in a mass shooting yesterday, and it's in the "other news" section of the NYTimes already.
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black321

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Feb 27, 2020 - 7:30am |
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rgio wrote: Red_Dragon wrote: They have been in lockdown in the highly infected regions, with businesses and schools closed for weeks now. They are slowly lifting the bans (with some companies paying bonuses for employees who actually show up to work). Let's see what happens when people start interacting again. Still, the virus has hit populated areas with hundreds of millions of people. 30 years ago this would be buried in the news. A risk? Absolutely, but the optics may be making it seem worse than it is.
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rgio

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Feb 27, 2020 - 6:51am |
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Red_Dragon wrote: They have been in lockdown in the highly infected regions, with businesses and schools closed for weeks now. They are slowly lifting the bans (with some companies paying bonuses for employees who actually show up to work). Let's see what happens when people start interacting again.
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Red_Dragon

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Feb 27, 2020 - 6:16am |
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black321

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Feb 27, 2020 - 5:54am |
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kurtster wrote:So where will the first case that makes it into the country undetected come from ?
From someone legally entering the country or someone who comes in illegally across the southern border avoiding the safeguards we have established ? exactly why we need a simplify the immigration process...so migrants dont have any incentive to do it illegally.
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sirdroseph

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Feb 27, 2020 - 1:47am |
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miamizsun wrote:
yeah it's sad but true/predictable
i'm sure if and or when we see it here it'll be postured as trump's fault too
he didn't do enough or he could have done something different
it seems that most of the news and commentary is divisive yammering
whatever it takes to get ratings... No, there's no way that would happen. I think that mostly everyone has too much class to make this part of the political game.
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sirdroseph

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Feb 27, 2020 - 1:45am |
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islander wrote: kurtster wrote:So where will the first case that makes it into the country undetected come from ?
From someone legally entering the country or someone who comes in illegally across the southern border avoiding the safeguards we have established ? Nicely played. A global pandemic and you manage to twist it to your crusade against people not like you. Yea wouldn't it be a shame if someone were to use this virus to make political points?
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islander

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Feb 26, 2020 - 8:15pm |
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kurtster wrote:So where will the first case that makes it into the country undetected come from ?
From someone legally entering the country or someone who comes in illegally across the southern border avoiding the safeguards we have established ? Nicely played. A global pandemic and you manage to twist it to your crusade against people not like you.
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