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Twitter is awash in pictures of empty bike displays at big box stores.

At least we don't have to worry about these guys going under.

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Was it the drive thru?

One positive antibody result isn't even indicative of having positive anitbodies, let alone immunity, depending on the test.

I would want multiple positive antibody tests before I felt any kind of certainty of the results.

^MO, Iowa and Minnesota all passed up Florida in death rate recently despite FL starting lockdown later and releasing sooner. Sort by Deaths/Million MN made an effort with contact tracing in April but infections took off in May. Masks are working for several countries that have mandated them (Austr...

A number of states (FLA, TX) that are "open" have large cities still under stay at home orders, so flat state numbers can be deceiving.

Hit you up via paypal, let me know when we're due again.

Thanks!

This plandemic video seems to be getting a lot of play lately, not sure what to think of it but it really isn't that bad, its not some far out there conspriracy video, the main person is a virologist. https://www.facebook.com/FollowTheWhiteRabbit1776/videos/173319113942798/?v=173319113942798 Anti-v...

Seems to me that KC is to Coronavirus what STL was to the Spanish Flu. Success stories in keeping total cases and deaths low. In regards to the 10/10/10 plan, it seems like a good start to me. It's a cautious reopening but it really has to be right now. If new cases and deaths continue to fall, res...

Or were temporary furloughs which allow for benefits.

At the same time, we should expect, locally and nationally, a lot of spin about debt and how we just can't afford non-essential luxuries.

They are already hop-scotching. Might work, might not.

Not something to admire or emulate, born out of necessity, that's how bad this virus is.

Being a curmudgeon, I generally go out at off-peak times. I can think of plenty of places that would seem at normal capacity at 10 customers. Almost all the breweries. Lifted Spirits Distillery. Belfry? Swordfish Tom's SoT Howard's I think this gives places some time to get their protocols in place.

Smart move, buys some more time while appearing to "open up".

10% or 10 people, whichever is larger. I assume that refers to customer count.

mean wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 28, 2020 9:01 am

Holy balls this thing makes my laptop sound like it's trying to take off.

On high, even the desktop made me want to change the batteries in my smoke detectors.

When we are at 150k daily, I was hearing that we'd need triple, so round up to 500k per day nationally. Tangentially, I think you need access to enough testing to defeat the perception of shortages so that localitiesorganizations start lowering the threshold to get tested. It seems logical that ever...

I don't think you're a righty, I think you're an investor. I get it. You have to have enough testing to know whether the decision to re-open is working or not. I have been happy to see that the national testing numbers have spiked recently. A good sign. Last 4 days per https://coronavirusbellcurve.c...

earthling wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 24, 2020 9:19 pm

^There you go with the spin again. Have said across various posts requiring masks nationwide would be the easiest method for US to pull off as the minimum requirement to start with, not the only tool.

No, you imply that masks by themselves would be a solution.

No tests, no solution.

Where's my fucking wine mask?