Trump saw his shadow
 

4 more weeks of quarantine. :shots:

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Take a chill pill Bill.

I wish everyone that has negative comments about how this is being handled would come up with the solution or the person that has the magic wand.

While I get the distancing, it gives the medical industry time to find a way to fight it for our more vulnerable citizens. I’m shocked and appalled that the government thinks it has/has anywhere near this much authority over our private lives.

4 more weeks, way more than I Expected but it is what it is, I’m putting in way more hours from home than I was in the office. So complaint against trump? Meh more so just a funny comment.

This. ^^

My wife works remote for a hospital this was news three days ago, another month deal with it. I'm trying to get a job in this cluster****. :rofl:

We're in our "bug out" spot in the mountains, stocked,
locked & loaded, gonna wait this one out... :seasix:

Stay safe folks!

My bug out plans have always been to head to my inlaws ranch. Considering they’re in the vulnerable category, we won’t go up there and have asked them not to come down here. Although getting some help with my toddler so wife and I can both work would be really nice.

Did anyone check yesterday's numbers?

Not defending anyone here....like everyone else I would like to see this end well....all I'm saying is everyone has a better idea but no one seems to come up with anything that works....Republican,Democrat,Independent.....time to come together people and come out on top.....and I love funny comments too :seasix: :patriot:

confirmed cases worldwide: 737,929

conformed deaths worldwide: 35,019

4.6 % death rate.

https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashb...23467b48e9ecf6

At least. :yesnod:

So what was the point of telling everyone that the country would be open for business again by Easter? :rolleyes:

We all know the solution: slow down the rate of spread, flatten the curve, and eventually develop Herd Immunity. Once 70% of the population has been infected with and recovered from this virus we can get back to normal.

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Quit drinking the Kool Aid dude.

Bullshit conjecture with no basis in science or medicine. :yesnod:

Or a goal to shoot for, which was changed once he realized it can't be met. Nah, that can't be it.

One of our local news stations this morning was giving the usual gloom & doom projections of cases and deaths, and then actually said "This is a worst case projection and isn't what will probably happen," which was refreshing to hear from the media. Using best case (Trump) or worst case (MSM) projections are equally bad IMO.

The answer exists:

WIDE spread testing, and I am not just referring to the rapid 15 minute testing or the ridiculous testing that we are CURRENTLY doing where the results lag for 4-8 days!:thomas:


Preferably, there would be extensive antibody testing. Why is that superior?

This testing (blood) would allow us to see who has been infected and has developed an immunity, know who has not had an exposure and is at risk and who might be currently infected and contagious. Knowing this would allow us to make better decisions on who can get back to life as we know it and who should not.

Now to get the tests widely available is the obstacle.

Keep in mind, this will not negate the current need for social distance/isolate, because the data we are seeing are lagging about 2-3 weeks behind the actual numbers. Numbers in the USA are doubling about every 3-4 days, which is not what we want to see.

https://ourworldindata.org/coronavir...ses-by-country

Why aren't we doing widespread testing? Is it due to .gov (FDA) delays in approval of new tests? Lag in manufacturing of new test kits? Lab delays? Why can other countries quickly ramp up testing and we can't? :shrug: