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Toilet paper and paper towels have been sitting on the shelves too long. Need more people buying before the stock goes bad.
cone said:
I wouldn't be surprised if they shut it down again if that's what was needed to get schools open for the fall
That's not what's needed though. Pushing back people getting sick again into flu season would be a terrible idea. Pure lunacy.
Yup. The only way out is through.
Any closures just kick the can down the road.
Any closures just kick the can down the road.
that wasn't the case for NYC
they cooked off, and then shut down
if they hadn't shut down it would have been even worse for potentially marginal return on whatever protection is afforded by the prevalence
overshooting even a 25% prevalence might not be needed as we go "through"
agree that if you're going to have an epidemic wave, have it now
although I also imagine continued social distancing and mask wearing is going to absolutely crush flu season
they cooked off, and then shut down
if they hadn't shut down it would have been even worse for potentially marginal return on whatever protection is afforded by the prevalence
overshooting even a 25% prevalence might not be needed as we go "through"
agree that if you're going to have an epidemic wave, have it now
although I also imagine continued social distancing and mask wearing is going to absolutely crush flu season
The fatality timeline indicates that NYC infections were already trending downward before lockdown.
i would say that's because people were becoming scared ****less because they didn't know what coming at them
turns out it wasn't as bad as forecast insofar as hospitalizations
that paranoia has broken, and we're still in the midst of epidemic spread without that fear-based behavioral change largely available
turns out it wasn't as bad as forecast insofar as hospitalizations
that paranoia has broken, and we're still in the midst of epidemic spread without that fear-based behavioral change largely available
If the cat was out of the bag enough that some random low level employee at Hobby Lobby had been told about it there would be other legitimate sources.
It would be a death knell politically for Abbott to completely shut down again, no way
third coast.. said:
Uncle tillman us still getting his. Boated past the boardwalk yesterday and it was semi packed. The boardwalk beast boat ride was nuts to butts though. The firework display was canceled but the one we saw from a private residence a little down the shoreline from kemah would have put it to shame though.
What time were ya'll out there? We started a trip out to Redfish late-morning and commented on how few people were at the Boardwalk (it was around lunch time). Passed by The Beast and it had two passengers.
Started the trip back in around 3-3:30. Boardwalk still didn't seem too crowded, and overall there were A LOT fewer boats out on the water, which really surprised me. Did not seem like a holiday weekend at all.
third coast.. said:
You were at redfish? I got to redfish about 430. We were late getting out. Passed back by kemah at like 645
Yep, but we left before you got there. We left the dock right around 11 and got out there around 1230. It was hotter than Hades...my skin felt like it was on fire. Ate, watched the big tankers, got in the water, and then headed back around 3. We were back at the dock probably around 5.
Sounds like it got a lot more crowded later in the day. I wish we'd waited, but going early was not my idea.
Yep, it worked so well the first time. Let's do it again!cone said:
I wouldn't be surprised if they shut it down again if that's what was needed to get schools open for the fall
If your priority is to abate epidemic spread, it does seem to work
but likely only 15 days is needed
but likely only 15 days is needed
So the last 90+ didn't work, but just 15 more will....Kcone said:
If your priority is to abate epidemic spread, it does seem to work
but likely only 15 days is needed
Edit: wrong thread but I guess a lot of people blue star it despite that?
Find yourself a woman that loves you as much as cone loves coronavirus and shutting down the economy.cone said:
If your priority is to abate epidemic spread, it does seem to work
but likely only 15 days is needed
cone said:
If your priority is to abate epidemic spread, it does seem to work
but likely only 15 days is needed
The problem is nobody (rightfully) is going to listen this time around.
People were willing to listen and try before and what was the reward? 15 days that turned into 30 that turned into 2 months.
People followed the rules and the Government took advantage of it.
And then the protests and riots happen and the Government (and medical doctors) go so far as to claim that those were more important than stopping the spread.
To now come back and blame the bars and rafting and what not and avoiding the protests isn't going to sit well with anyone and I don't think people are going to willingly cooperate anymore.
Especially when it's clear we aren't going to be another NY.
cone said:
If your priority is to abate epidemic spread, it does seem to work
but likely only 15 days is needed
No one is falling for the "15 days to slow the spread" nonsense again.
they locked down initially before any meaningful spread and didn't eradicate the disease
now you've got real prevalence and a climbing peak
now you've got real prevalence and a climbing peak
fair
the baiting and switching and overall messaging has been terrible and we reap the whirlwind
the baiting and switching and overall messaging has been terrible and we reap the whirlwind
Cases sure...deaths...this is unequivocally nocone said:
they locked down initially before any meaningful spread and didn't eradicate the disease
now you've got real prevalence and a climbing peak
the problem with an epidemic is you really can't just keep it sequestered in the population you most want it to run through
but here's to hoping
but here's to hoping
So, two more weeks?cone said:
If your priority is to abate epidemic spread, it does seem to work
but likely only 15 days is needed
Bassmaster said:So, two more weeks?cone said:
If your priority is to abate epidemic spread, it does seem to work
but likely only 15 days is needed
https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/06/health/spain-coronavirus-antibody-study-lancet-intl/index.html
This seems not good.
"Madrid (CNN)Spain's large-scale study on the coronavirus indicates just 5% of its population has developed antibodies, strengthening evidence that a so-called herd immunity to Covid-19 is "unachievable," the medical journal the Lancet reported on Monday."
This seems not good.
"Madrid (CNN)Spain's large-scale study on the coronavirus indicates just 5% of its population has developed antibodies, strengthening evidence that a so-called herd immunity to Covid-19 is "unachievable," the medical journal the Lancet reported on Monday."
I would think this has more to do with antibodies fading but your body still learning the response for next time (T Cells). That said, if we are in for reinfections/second wave Europe will show us. So far so good on that front.
CowtownAg06 said:
I would think this has more to do with antibodies fading but your body still learning the response for next time (T Cells). That said, if we are in for reinfections/second wave Europe will show us. So far so good on that front.
Can you explain further what that mechanism is? What is happening that your body his learning that isn't from antibodies?
Dr Coates (Reville from the Covid board) discussing with a paper.
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2742756979340575&id=1998386763777604
More background on T cells vs antibodies from Dr. Coates
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2734653810150892&id=1998386763777604
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2742756979340575&id=1998386763777604
More background on T cells vs antibodies from Dr. Coates
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2734653810150892&id=1998386763777604
2 more weeks yall.
CowtownAg06 said:
Dr Coates (Reville from the Covid board) discussing with a paper.
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2742756979340575&id=1998386763777604
More background on T cells vs antibodies from Dr. Coates
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2734653810150892&id=1998386763777604
Interesting. So if I'm reading correctly, there seems to be a general response to Corona-type viruses that your body uses to respond without antibodies? Like a muscle memory of sorts from dealing with previous coronal infections? Or at least that's one hypothesis.
I hate that it's gotten this way, but any time I see CNN on a story, I tend to dismiss it outright. Their credibility with me is about zero.schmendeler said:
https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/06/health/spain-coronavirus-antibody-study-lancet-intl/index.html
This seems not good.
"Madrid (CNN)Spain's large-scale study on the coronavirus indicates just 5% of its population has developed antibodies, strengthening evidence that a so-called herd immunity to Covid-19 is "unachievable," the medical journal the Lancet reported on Monday."
I think so. Antibodies may not stick around for very long, but your body can still fight it off with a T Cell response that may last much longer. That's why I said watching Europe will very interesting to see what the next chapter of this virus looks like. Hopefully T Cell response provides durable immunity for a long time.
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