80% 20% explained by an expert.

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by C3C7NIC

Fxt for accuracy.

With rare exceptions, most countries have really ****ed this up.

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by Mick

OK, we had an overreaction. Why are we still overreacting when we now know beyond a reasonable doubt that it was, and still is, an overreaction?

Because NOBODY in government, and NOBODY in the WHO or CDC, and NOBODY in the media, will ever admit they overreacted.

[Little Red L98.]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

Because NOBODY in government, and NOBODY in the WHO or CDC, and NOBODY in the media, will ever admit they overreacted.

I think they were calling it an overabundance of caution at one point. Haven’t heard that term in weeks.

[VatorMan]

Originally Posted by Mick

Yes, it is unquestionably a nasty virus. But this is a direct quote from the article:



OK, we had an overreaction. Why are we still overreacting when we now know beyond a reasonable doubt that it was, and still is, an overreaction?

Because the first one that proclaims, "Oops ! My Bad." Is in line for earth shattering lawsuits. Once they started down this road, you have to play it to the end-It takes a while to develop who to blame.

[MrPeabody]

Originally Posted by VatorMan

Because the first one that proclaims, "Oops ! My Bad." Is in line for earth shattering lawsuits. Once they started down this road, you have to play it to the end-It takes a while to develop who to blame.

When our Director of Public Health started the shutdown, he said the best thing that could happen is people telling me several months from now that I over-reacted.

[snide]

Originally Posted by MrPeabody

When our Director of Public Health started the shutdown, he said the best thing that could happen is people telling me several months from now that I over-reacted.

Was it worth it to put 10's of millions of people out of work, forcing 100's of companies into bankruptcy and/or closing their doors forever, destroying millions of lives (personal bankruptcies, divorces, etc.), just to save a "few" lives?

When did the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many?

[MrPeabody]

Originally Posted by snide

Was it worth it to put 10's of millions of people out of work, forcing 100's of companies into bankruptcy and/or closing their doors forever, destroying millions of lives (personal bankruptcies, divorces, etc.), just to save a "few" lives?

When did the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many?

I'm talking about what happened in my county, not the whole rest of the world. Make whatever you want to of his statement.

No one died here.

[snide]

Originally Posted by MrPeabody

I'm talking about what happened in my county, not the whole rest of the world. Make whatever you want to of his statement.

No one died here.

My commentary wasn't directed at you and/or your situation.

[Mick]

Originally Posted by C3C7NIC

Tried to post an article you would like.

A "thank you" is ion order.

[Rodnok1]

A health network just to south of us cut 236 people loose and closed 2 clinics from the histeria and total loss of business they encountered. Along with the loss of people, pay cuts have been Instituted for those remaining. Heatlh benefits have been "adjusted" also. Futher plans have them outsourcing more and combining other services(aka they're closing some rehabs and therapy centers). So I'm sure the cuts will continue.

[JetMechZ16]

Originally Posted by Rodnok1

A health network just to south of us cut 236 people loose and closed 2 clinics from the histeria and total loss of business they encountered. Along with the loss of people, pay cuts have been Instituted for those remaining. Heatlh benefits have been "adjusted" also. Futher plans have them outsourcing more and combining other services(aka they're closing some rehabs and therapy centers). So I'm sure the cuts will continue.

I thought the Kung flu was cured by the rioting and looting??? Have I been deceived?

[Mick]

Originally Posted by JetMechZ16

I thought the Kung flu was cured by the rioting and looting??? Have I been deceived?

Those aren't "riots", and there has been no "looting". A section of the citizenry are simply celebrating the end of cold and flu season. Duh.

[Mike Mercury]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

Because NOBODY in government, and NOBODY in the WHO or CDC, and NOBODY in the media, .

add:

and nobody in the Democrat cult...

will ever admit they overreacted.

[Aerovette]

Well SHIT-STICKS !!

A girl in my office went to a party, got exposed to COVID, and has tested positive.



She is 100% asymptomatic. She took the test because she heard after the party, that someone there was exposed and since we manufacture them now, we can do it for free. It was a 3 day incubation from what we know. She hit positive on nasal and throat swabs.

The entire office tested negative Tuesday. We are testing again tomorrow, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. If all pass, we are good. If anyone fails, we all go home until further notice.

On the upside, we definitely have a real world case study that our tests work.

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by aerovette

On the upside, we definitely have a real world case study that our tests work.

* one of
* worked

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by dvarapala

* one of
* worked

She's had 4. We have our EUA ( I think that's the acronym) from the FDA and have sold about $60,000.00 in a week and a half. It's currently configured for CLIA lab usage.

[dvarapala]

The CCP virus may have been around since August!

[Raazor]

Originally Posted by dvarapala

The CCP virus may have been around since August!

The Flu has been around for generations

/topic

[Strats-N-Vettes]

Originally Posted by Raazor

The Flu has been around for generations

/topic

[Cybercowboy]

Missouri is opening up all the way this Tuesday, so there's that.