well then if you don't have the will for surveillance maybe drop the positivity metric as meaningful
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Agreed. Ideally Turner would continue to urge diligence while also acknowledging the fact that the overall situation has improved a good deal.
that's too vague
he needs to be asked directly what specific goals need to be achieved before he'll agree that schools can/should be opened
he needs to step up and show his cards
he needs to be asked directly what specific goals need to be achieved before he'll agree that schools can/should be opened
he needs to step up and show his cards
If he had to answer it he would say positives below 10%
So everyone just go test for the hell of it.
Then the goalpost will change once again from positivity percent to something else.
Then the goalpost will change once again from positivity percent to something else.
Crenshaw's latest update has a very strong statement. ICU going to phase 1 never close to phase 3. So sever cases on the decline. All these increase cases numbers are either not serious or not accurate.
Probably bothJebber said:
Crenshaw's latest update has a very strong statement. ICU going to phase 1 never close to phase 3. So sever cases on the decline. All these increase cases numbers are either not serious or not accurate.
and that would necessitate a question on how useful that number is if testing is voluntary
Yep. I remember a doc was on Tucker's show a couple of months ago and he mentioned how viruses mutate to not harm their hosts as much because they want to survive as well, and that's something we may be seeing as well.gougler08 said:Probably bothJebber said:
Crenshaw's latest update has a very strong statement. ICU going to phase 1 never close to phase 3. So sever cases on the decline. All these increase cases numbers are either not serious or not accurate.
In the words of 2006 One Hit Wonder Rap Icon Yung Joc,
"It's Going Down."
And since Positivity is the new hotness,
"It's Going Down."
And since Positivity is the new hotness,
Yeah, he's 17 years older than her. Great dude.BowSowy said:Good for himTarponChaser said:
late 40's woman ... Her husband is 65
And, actually I think I'm off on the age. She's like 46 and he's 63. But it's close enough for government work.
Here's what's interesting to me. Let's say you are concerned. Would you go see your doctor or go do testing? Going to doctor would allow you to get faster feedback and medicine if required. Going to do testing would delay treatment whether it was Covid or not.
It's clear to see things are getting better!
It's clear to see things are getting better!
Jebber said:
Here's what's interesting to me. Let's say you are concerned. Would you go see your doctor or go do testing? Going to doctor would allow you to get faster feedback and medicine if required. Going to do testing would delay treatment whether it was Covid or not.
It's clear to see things are getting better!
I would probably do neither unless my symptoms required medical attention, which is highly unlikely.
Houston Health Department has released a COVID Public Opinion Survey
Link
Link
They want way too much personal information to fill that out.
Hank Taxpayer, who's email address is nottodayyou@aol.com disagrees.AgLiving06 said:
They want way too much personal information to fill that out.
It's a shame. I really wanted to fill out the last question... Describe the COVID-19 Pandemic in three words:
HA!TarponChaser said:Yeah, he's 17 years older than her. Great dude.BowSowy said:Good for himTarponChaser said:
late 40's woman ... Her husband is 65
And, actually I think I'm off on the age. She's like 46 and he's 63. But it's close enough for government work.
chjoak said:
It's a shame. I really wanted to fill out the last question... Describe the COVID-19 Pandemic in three words:
Two more weeks
In this together
Full of ****
Flatten the curve
mail in vote
outdoor tent hospital
ICU Overflow hallways
wear a mask
teachers are nonessential
mail in vote
outdoor tent hospital
ICU Overflow hallways
wear a mask
teachers are nonessential
Fck
You
Lina
You
Lina
President Joe Bidenchjoak said:
It's a shame. I really wanted to fill out the last question... Describe the COVID-19 Pandemic in three words:
Orange Man Bad
Chi. Na. Virus.
COVID is racist
Riot Friendly Virus
Ends November 4th
From my conversations with medical personnel in Houston is that there is a big problem of "worried well" taking up medical resources coming in for testing, and the like. External testing sites pull some of that BS out of the ER.
I filled that f cker out! Injected conflicting and random info into their data gathering exercise.
I hear that from my wife all the time, only in not as nice words (she works in the ER).FHKChE07 said:
From my conversations with medical personnel in Houston is that there is a big problem of "worried well" taking up medical resources coming in for testing, and the like. External testing sites pull some of that BS out of the ER.
Happens all the time. There was someone on the Coronavirus forum with a fever and body aches asking if he should head to the hospital. People have been told this virus is eleventy billion times deadlier than it actually is and think they need to be put in an ICU at the first sign of symptoms.
https://instagr.am/p/CDfMZ_0JEtp
The median age of COVID deaths is 78. The life expectancy in the US is.....78
The median age of COVID deaths is 78. The life expectancy in the US is.....78
CreakinDeacon said:
The median age of COVID deaths is 78. The life expectancy in the US is.....78
You do realize that those two things are not related at all right? The life expectancy of a newborn in the US is 78, the life expectancy of a 78 year old is roughly 88.
https://www.annuityadvantage.com/resources/life-expectancy-tables/
Don't read into my statement anything about the impact of COVID on the old and what we should do off of that, I am just tired of seeing people spew **** that they know nothing about
talking to yourself?terradactylexpress said:
Don't read into my statement anything about the impact of COVID on the old and what we should do off of that, I am just tired of seeing people spew **** that they know nothing about
No I was trying to premept the coronabro comment. All I was saying is that a 78 year old is not necessarily on his death bed because he is the average lifespan of an American.
well you effed up the attempt royally, dumb ass.terradactylexpress said:
No I was trying to premept the coronabro comment. All I was saying is that a 78 year old is not necessarily on his death bed because he is the average lifespan of an American.
I think you missed the point
What is the life expectancy of a 78 year old in a nursing home?terradactylexpress said:CreakinDeacon said:
The median age of COVID deaths is 78. The life expectancy in the US is.....78
You do realize that those two things are not related at all right? The life expectancy of a newborn in the US is 78, the life expectancy of a 78 year old is roughly 88.
https://www.annuityadvantage.com/resources/life-expectancy-tables/
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