We're All Gonna Die

[Rome]

I'm assuming he's acting rationally for his daughter's sake. 

So no, not him. 

Also - I've been working straight through this whole time.  My position is deemed essential, so I haven't been fortunate enough to work from home.  Our office remains closed except for appointments (we've had none).   We're doing daily temperature checks of employees, practicing social distancing, washing hands frequently, etc.

We're doing our part.  So far we've been fortunate.   I'm sorry, I meant wildly lucky that no one has fallen ill.

But watching motherfargers scoff at this is enraging to me.  I'm sick of the selfishness and goddamn dumbass ignorance on wide display.  You want to risk getting sick?  Fine.  Go lick stripper poles for all I care.  Just take precautions for those of us who don't. 

[General_Failure]

https://twitter.com/miniondeathcult/status/1258581571323351040

[SD]

Be Afriad, be very Afriad

[General_Failure]

Brave the Afraid, 24/7.

[PhillyPhreak54]

https://twitter.com/miniondeathcult/status/1258581571323351040

Any time these dipshteins do things like this they always misspell things.

It's almost like...they're mentally challenged? Just guessing. Taking a shot in the dark.

[Rome]

Land of the covfefe.

[Munson]

https://twitter.com/ScottGottliebMD/status/1258790669474299908

Can't imagine what happened in Florida over the last couple weeks that would cause a possible spike in cases and hospitalizations.

[General_Failure]

If 80% of Americans Wore Masks, COVID-19 Infections Would Plummet, New Study Says

The day before yesterday, 21 people died of COVID-19 in Japan. In the United States, 2,129 died. Comparing overall death rates for the two countries offers an even starker point of comparison with total U.S. deaths now at a staggering 76,032 and Japan's fatalities at 577. Japan's population is about 38% of the U.S., but even adjusting for population, the Japanese death rate is a mere 2% of America's.

This comes despite Japan having no lockdown, still-active subways, and many businesses that have remained open—reportedly including karaoke bars, although Japanese citizens and industries are practicing social distancing where they can. Nor have the Japanese broadly embraced contact tracing, a practice by which health authorities identify someone who has been infected and then attempt to identify everyone that person might have interacted with—and potentially infected.

[Rome]

https://twitter.com/ScottGottliebMD/status/1258790669474299908

Can't imagine what happened in Florida over the last couple weeks that would cause a possible spike in cases and hospitalizations.

DeSantis has ordered them to stop reporting Covid deaths.  Some are obviously ignoring his Nazi bullshtein. 

[General_Failure]

'Summer is not going to make this go away': Temperature has little or no impact on spread of coronavirus, new study suggests

"We had conducted a preliminary study that suggested both latitude and temperature could play a role. But when we repeated the study under much more rigorous conditions, we got the opposite result," he said.

By contrast, school closures and other public health measures had been an effective curb on coronavirus, Dr Juni added. "Our results are of immediate relevance as many countries, and some Canadian provinces and territories, are considering easing or removing some of these public health interventions," he said.

[Munson]

https://twitter.com/drericding/status/1259003903393312769
https://twitter.com/bbclbicker/status/1258989194497519616


Imagine this except widespread throughout the entire country and none of the early cases get caught because we're not testing and contact tracing and suddenly wave 2 is here and hospitals start getting the NYC treatment of not having any capacity and stacking up dead bodies in fridge trucks parked outside.

Sending people inside to spend extended time within the same airflow of other people is going to lead to some really bad outbreaks.

[ice grillin you]

'Summer is not going to make this go away': Temperature has little or no impact on spread of coronavirus, new study suggests

"We had conducted a preliminary study that suggested both latitude and temperature could play a role. But when we repeated the study under much more rigorous conditions, we got the opposite result," he said.

By contrast, school closures and other public health measures had been an effective curb on coronavirus, Dr Juni added. "Our results are of immediate relevance as many countries, and some Canadian provinces and territories, are considering easing or removing some of these public health interventions," he said.

they arent sure about temperature yet but on 60 minutes last week they had disease experts that have 100% concluded that direct sunlight kills it

[Diomedes]

...disease experts that have 100% concluded that direct sunlight kills it

Something something joke about Our Dear Leader encouraging people to cut out the roofs of their homes.

[ice grillin you]

i sorta misspoke saying "disease experts" like they are people who are doing a msnbc interview...these are actual disease scientists from fort detrick who did the tests themselves that determined this

[MDS]

this chart tells me the maga states are farging things up and the east coast is of course where the smart people are