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Crusader posted:not necessarily - if human immunity protection is akin to other coronaviruses it could last anywhere from like 6 months to 3 years sure, just seems like a waste to worry about it now when there’s so many other things to worry about
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uncurable mlady posted:if reinfection was trivial then wouldn’t you be seeing it in China by now? also NY? there’s always weird one-off exceptions but the risk seems pretty low no, probably not I don't think there's enough evidence of reinfection at this point to worry about it, but it's still way too soon. the other problem is that the places that have had this the longest are also the places where it's pretty under control. if immunity lasts for six months, then the odds of anyone in China getting reinfected are pretty absurdly low.
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Just imagine how much convelasent plasma will be available for therapies after we get into the double digit total percentage infections. They'll be selling that poo poo at 7-11
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My friends school district in Illinois, one full of poor people, announced full stream ahead 5 days a week in school. His kid has serious peanut and dairy allergy issues so kids trying to eat in classrooms is gonna be a mess The neighboring rich district is.giving everyone a choice of online only, or a/b in school/remote day, which is completely stupid and helps no one
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Italy is my guess as to where it would show up. They had a crazy huge spike and apparently they literally cannot stop old people from hugging and kissing each other all day and crowding into soccer stadiums
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oxsnard posted:I loved the ending of one flew over the cuckoo's nest, for the record It's such a surreal story now considering the public backlash against the deplorable treatments being done to mental health patients that the book helped expose. Now we just pretend it doesn't exist and either throw pills at people or do nothing.
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mastershakeman posted:My friends school district in Illinois, one full of poor people, announced full stream ahead 5 days a week in school. His kid has serious peanut and dairy allergy issues so kids trying to eat in classrooms is gonna be a mess they're all gonna close, so your friend shouldn't worry too much
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mt. baker - snoqualmie national forest in washington is huuuuuge and allows dispersed camping pretty much anywhere. if you work for it you can get out really far away from anyone. glacier peak and the area around it is beautiful this time of year, here's a view from camp on the approach to glacier peak last year:
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Brawndo, it's got antibodies
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uncurable mlady posted:sure, just seems like a waste to worry about it now when there’s so many other things to worry about agree it also helps that it's such a horrifying concept it's easier to push it to the back of the brain for now
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Chamale posted:gently caress no, lmao. Some Americans sneak in by claiming to be going to Alaska, so vigilantes are trashing cars with American plates, and when the owner tries to file a police report they get a massive fine for not being in Alaska already. lol
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Epic High Five posted:Reinfection being a thing is like...game over, nightmare scenario. No coming back from that no mitigating or anything will work. Impossible to even comprehend. Lmao Corona cases just sweep back and forth until it consumes us all
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Dolphin posted:are any countries accepting American covid refugees count me in for some sort of Camp of the Saints style convoy. i got nothing left here.
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Taco Duck posted:How hard would it be for the US to just nuke itself depends on the weapon, ICBMs/SLBMs have a preprogrammed list of targets to select from which I would assume does not include american cities as valid targets. gravity bombs you can do whatever the gently caress you want with and the cruise missile ones might be able to accept a custom target
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DesertIslandHermit posted:Corona cases just sweep back and forth until it consumes us all People simply change their way of life. Always use mask. No more big parties. No one would do high risk jobs. No opening of indoor eating spaces at restaurants, or at very least very limited amount of it. Those companies that have high risk jobs will either be bailed out by the government unendingly or go bankrupt. No more in person school. Very limited national travel and almost no international travel. All this goes on for however long it takes to create a vaccine. But it creates a scary precedent. In the long term half of the food industry is just gone permanently. That takes at least 10-20 years to recover without any kind of government intervention. The tourism sector and casino sector will be in the same boat. Flying will probably never come back not reach the same heights in our lifetime. Every single airline will go bankrupt and 50% of plane stock will just be abandoned. I mean without any real government intervention. Basically it's complete regression of every bit of economic and infrastructure growth the nation has had over the past 50 years.
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Epic High Five posted:Italy is my guess as to where it would show up. They had a crazy huge spike and apparently they literally cannot stop old people from hugging and kissing each other all day and crowding into soccer stadiums yeah they love their limoncello parties over there.
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mastershakeman posted:My friends school district in Illinois, one full of poor people, announced full stream ahead 5 days a week in school. His kid has serious peanut and dairy allergy issues so kids trying to eat in classrooms is gonna be a mess My wife's district is doing a/b too. Yes insanely stupid. Just as many kids in the building every day.
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uncontrolled fission chain reactions are a great metaphor for pandemics. especially in america. already a bunch of prompt neutrons zipping around, and oops the screwdriver just slipped
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VectorSigma posted:uncontrolled fission chain reactions are a great metaphor for pandemics. especially in america. already a bunch of prompt neutrons zipping around, and oops the screwdriver just slipped If you think about it, Disneyland is basically Deuterium
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dead gay comedy forums posted:well, my mother got it last week and the doctor was a motherfucking sage I think this is the secret our rich overlords are using (not calling your mom rich). No need for a secret miracle cure. If Trump or a senator can simply get a course of antivirals everytime the get a sniffle, that could explain why no one high up has died yet.
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brugroffil posted:My wife's district is doing a/b too. Yes insanely stupid. Just as many kids in the building every day. When I was in high school, we had A/B day schedules, but then Wednesdays were late start for high school because they wanted the elementary school kids to start earlier one day a week (for some reason), so I ended up having to memorize 4 different schedules lmao.
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mod sassinator posted:mt. baker - snoqualmie national forest in washington is huuuuuge and allows dispersed camping pretty much anywhere. if you work for it you can get out really far away from anyone. glacier peak and the area around it is beautiful this time of year, here's a view from camp on the approach to glacier peak last year: Pathetic, wimpy glaciers. Sad!
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VectorSigma posted:uncontrolled fission chain reactions are a great metaphor for pandemics. especially in america. already a bunch of prompt neutrons zipping around, and oops the screwdriver just slipped
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Asproigerosis posted:It's such a surreal story now considering the public backlash against the deplorable treatments being done to mental health patients that the book helped expose. Now we just pretend it doesn't exist and either throw pills at people or do nothing. I spent 5 days in a mental ward after checking myself in for a suicidal episode. It was the "low violence" ward so it was mostly drug addicts. It was still extremely dehumanizing and talking to people who check themselves in because they can't afford their antipsychotic medications or because the homeless shelter didn't have room and they know they can't be turned away was pretty  to see first hand
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Lacrosse posted:When I was in high school, we had A/B day schedules, but then Wednesdays were late start for high school because they wanted the elementary school kids to start earlier one day a week (for some reason), so I ended up having to memorize 4 different schedules lmao. My mom's childhood high school was overcrowded so she went from 6am to noon or noon to 6pm. I dunno if that's good or bad.
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WorldsStongestNerd posted:I think this is the secret our rich overlords are using (not calling your mom rich). Antivirals are not proven to work against coronavirus and anyone can obtain them as long as they have health insurance. And yes while many Americans have lost health insurance more Americans have it than don't. So this really doesn't make a lick of sense.
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The truly wealthy can isolate forever and if you never come into contact with someone who has corona, you never get corona.
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Xaris posted:can we use the crooked cartridge trick to hack the covid and escape covidari forest early Red Baron posted:only using half-A presses I know it's controversial but if you start the disease with a cough held down then you can glitch through the entire symptomatic phase in a single half lung contraction.
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Penisaurus Sex posted:The truly wealthy can isolate forever and if you never come into contact with someone who has corona, you never get corona. I take solace in the fact that they're stuck in this shithole country too instead of jetting off to Italy or wherever the gently caress
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covid is the demon core nyc in april was harry daghlian dropping it louis slotin just grabbed the flat-head out of the drawer
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The advantage the rich have here is frequent, quick, and competent medical care. Even 'middle class' Americans are hesitant to visit the doctor, and certainly couldnt get one at a moments notice usually.
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riseofmydick posted:Antivirals are not proven to work against coronavirus and anyone can obtain them as long as they have health insurance. And yes while many Americans have lost health insurance more Americans have it than don't. So this really doesn't make a lick of sense. How, exactly, do you think health insurance works for the people without infinite cash? 
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Xaris posted:wow poo poo Grant Imahara died Aw gently caress 
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Xaris posted:wow poo poo Grant Imahara died brain aneurysm apparently
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