I wonder what we will do with all the hobos and junkies who will refuse to self quarantine.
China Coronavirus Outbreak Spreads; Hundreds Infected As Human-To-Human Transmission
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sawthemoffxx said:
I wonder what we will do with all the hobos and junkies who will refuse to self quarantine.
They will get over it in 7-10 days and as long as we are not hanging with them and/or are not above the age of 70, we will be fine regardless.
SVaggie84 said:
I'm in the Silicon Valley and about to put my home on the market. Really want to be out of California quickly.
Hopefully you move to Southern Virginia so you don't have to change your handle
Ok, that's funny...C@LAg said:she has already re-lined her windows and doors with a homemade tofu paste and drawn a huge circle around her house using elderberry syrup, so there is no way the virus is getting in.Bruce Almighty said:
Hey Tanya, Mizzou has its first case.
Agsrback12 said:sawthemoffxx said:
I wonder what we will do with all the hobos and junkies who will refuse to self quarantine.
They will get over it in 7-10 days and as long as we are not hanging with them and/or are not above the age of 70, we will be fine regardless.
Some of them live on subway platforms. Not so much of an issue in Texas but the big cities up north will be putting their generosity to the test
Is Milan on lockdown?
Checking their airport, they have flights to destinations all of the world back to back with no delays or cancellations.
Hard to stop spread of anything that way.
Checking their airport, they have flights to destinations all of the world back to back with no delays or cancellations.
Hard to stop spread of anything that way.
yukmonkey said:
Is Milan on lockdown?
Checking their airport, they have flights to destinations all of the world back to back with no delays or cancellations.
Hard to stop spread of anything that way.
This is just to keep the internal spread down, they aren't in a position to care about exporting cases.
KorbinDallas said:
25% of Italian population in lockdown
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-51787238
Wow. Italy taking the flu seriously this year.
AgsMyDude said:KorbinDallas said:
25% of Italian population in lockdown
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-51787238
Wow. Italy taking the flu seriously this year.
"(CNN) The novel coronavirus that's sickening thousands globally -- and at least 15 people in the US -- is inspiring countries to close their borders and Americans to buy up surgical masks quicker than major retailers can restock them.
There's another virus that has infected at least 26 million Americans across the country and killed at least 14,000 people this season alone. It's not a new pandemic -- it's influenza."
Of all outlets. CNN also brought up the flu
7-10 days? We're not talking about the flu.Agsrback12 said:sawthemoffxx said:
I wonder what we will do with all the hobos and junkies who will refuse to self quarantine.
They will get over it in 7-10 days and as long as we are not hanging with them and/or are not above the age of 70, we will be fine regardless.
From what I've read, after about 10 or 11 days, the worst is over and one starts to recover if it hasn't progressed to anything worse.
Everyone is in a state of illogical, instinctual panic right now. Individuals all the way to entire governments are just reflexively pissing down their leg and doing things that will at best not help and, at worst, make things worse.
Humans are so GD frustrating sometimes.
Humans are so GD frustrating sometimes.
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sawthemoffxx said:
I wonder what we will do with all the hobos and junkies who will refuse to self quarantine.
They'll get sick for a few days and then get better, just like almost everyone else who gets this will.
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I wish I'd known that sooner. I've been sending them all to Motel 6.C@LAg said:
if 5-7 Italian true-female fashion models need a place to hunker down for the next month, I have that many spare beds.
So why no panic over the flu?
aginlakeway said:
So why no panic over the flu?
Because humans are biologically programmed to be irrational and fearful. We've evolved this way, and it worked well for hundreds of thousands of years.
It's pretty cringeworthy to watch in modern society, though.
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eric76 said:7-10 days? We're not talking about the flu.Agsrback12 said:sawthemoffxx said:
I wonder what we will do with all the hobos and junkies who will refuse to self quarantine.
They will get over it in 7-10 days and as long as we are not hanging with them and/or are not above the age of 70, we will be fine regardless.
From what I've read, after about 10 or 11 days, the worst is over and one starts to recover if it hasn't progressed to anything worse.
A HUGE portion of those infected are asymptomatic or have a very mild illness. It's part of the reason it's spreading.
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The risk with the flu is fairly well defined as opposed to COVID which we have limited data on.
For many people, this seems to be nothing more than a mild cough and a slight fever. That's what makes this virus so weird. Its no big deal for most, but absolutely hell for some.eric76 said:7-10 days? We're not talking about the flu.Agsrback12 said:sawthemoffxx said:
I wonder what we will do with all the hobos and junkies who will refuse to self quarantine.
They will get over it in 7-10 days and as long as we are not hanging with them and/or are not above the age of 70, we will be fine regardless.
From what I've read, after about 10 or 11 days, the worst is over and one starts to recover if it hasn't progressed to anything worse.
I think that is probably true about a great many illnesses.Infection_Ag11 said:eric76 said:7-10 days? We're not talking about the flu.Agsrback12 said:sawthemoffxx said:
I wonder what we will do with all the hobos and junkies who will refuse to self quarantine.
They will get over it in 7-10 days and as long as we are not hanging with them and/or are not above the age of 70, we will be fine regardless.
From what I've read, after about 10 or 11 days, the worst is over and one starts to recover if it hasn't progressed to anything worse.
A HUGE portion of those infected are asymptomatic or have a very mild illness. It's part of the reason it's spreading.
Take West Nile Virus, for example. Most people will never show symptoms. Most of those who do have symtoms have a relatively mild disease. But a small number will have very serious disease that may be fatal. When my oldest brother had it, he spent two months in a coma and never really recovered much from it.
It would be an interesting experiment. Give the flu a different name and run hourly stats to see what the public's reaction would be.
Nvm
How do you know this?
Lester Freamon said:
The risk with the flu is fairly well defined as opposed to COVID which we have limited data on.
The defined flu pattern of 2019 was an average of 1,200 deaths per month if you averaged the year totals by months.
Wash your hands folks and don't go on a cruise. If you are 70 or older, take additional precautions.
Bruce Almighty said:
It would be an interesting experiment. Give the flu a different name and run hourly stats to see what the public's reaction would be.
This
k2aggie07 said:
How do you know this?
It's part of my job to know
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Free will. Common sense should play into the choice of whether or not you get onto a plane when you're old. Not the government.
The flu doesn't hit the President politically.aginlakeway said:
So why no panic over the flu?
Trump will fix it.
That's not much of an answer. How do you know? What evidence do we have of that? I mean that would be cases that are not reported...so how are they being observed?
It's the latest Democrat talking point.Bo Darville said:cone said:
this is Trump's Katrina
Overreact much?
Obviously it went out to the minions.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill