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by glofish 6y ago
Wait, first and foremost age is tied to severe Covid-19 Then overall health, how many other pre-existing conditions and ongoing health issues patients already have. Then there is the dose and the exposure the patient has. These are by far t
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by glofish 6y ago
right because your elected officials cannot, therefore we need to find someone that could and look how easy is for them to do
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by glofish 6y ago
saying that masks are more effective than social distancing does not make any sense whatsoever. How would you get the virus if there is no one around you. Besides how could you be socially distant in the military and on an aircraft carrier.
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by glofish 6y ago
masks only have very small contribution, perhaps 10-20% at most. the thing is no one fully understand how this virus spreads, who is at risk, what exactly is the right course of action so they latch on whatever the latest fad is, it used to
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by glofish 6y ago
Asked for a quote for my home, got an estimate that is twice more expensive than what I already have with Progressive so much for machine learning algorithms ... :-)
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by glofish 6y ago
it feels more like a communication issue, the branch could have also just posted a notice on the board that other ATMs may be used
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by glofish 6y ago
Look up the Massachusettes death rates. https://www.mass.gov/doc/covid-19-dashboard-june-7-2020/down... In the age group of under 50 years old, the death rate due to COVID 19 is 10 out 100,000 (!), that is half of
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by glofish 6y ago
no, this is not about empathy but personal autonomy and sovereignity and autocracy. Why not allow someone to do something if they are willing to take the risk, why treat them as criminals? If you believe that you get infected at a store, do
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by glofish 6y ago
masks, when worn by the general (or asymptomatic) population have not been proven to reduce the spread of SARS-COV-2 - no seriously there is no evidence to support mask usage - the belief that mask do anything is nothing more than a supers
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by glofish 6y ago
New Zealand is not comparable to any other country really - the geographical location, isolation, culture and way of living etc makes it ideal case for a lockdown based approach. It is not feasible to lock down Brazil or Mexico - more peopl
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by glofish 6y ago
But that is not what this is about. Read the title at very least, it is about US banning the flights from China. China does allow flights to and from the US on Chinese airlines - the "fairness" you allude to implies that US airlin
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by glofish 6y ago
the eagerness of some to demand that a private company of dubious ethics be the censor of others is mindboggling
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by glofish 6y ago
the classic instance of "men know better what women could possibly want" so let us men remove the image of a woman without even consulting her of whether she minds being on this picture > "At the conference, she was busy s
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by glofish 6y ago
not sure why you think this is a US problem, in other countries these ratios are even higher it is a developed world problem simply put the way people live/work is not suited to multi-generational families - I wish it were
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by glofish 6y ago
the most important summary of the paper, that you conveniently forget is that the measures taken will cause more damage and greater loss of life than what they save
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by glofish 6y ago
Ioannidis was celebrated in the past when he called out how scientists published nonsense in prior peer-reviewed papers Why Most Published Research Findings Are False John P. A. Ioannidis https://journals.plos.org/plosmedici
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by glofish 6y ago
it is not a symptom, treating everyone as a potential suspect is the exact problem that dehumanizes people you should not be wearing a mask just because there is 1/100,000 chance you might be sick.
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by glofish 6y ago
Stop and think about why people don't like masks. Think at a deeper level, don't jump to superficial explanations like people are lazy or selfish . People don't wear masks because it is dehumanizing. You start to treat you
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by glofish 6y ago
Touching your face makes not difference at all. Just one of the nonsense promoted by the scaremongers. COVID patients do not sneeze either. Touching face maybe reduces hepatitis and other gastro-intestinal diseases. The virus enters your no
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by glofish 6y ago
You may find this hard to believe that but there is very little evidence that masks work for this particular disease, The group think is strong with the masks - but in reality, the scientific evidence is scant and inconclusive at best. This
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by glofish 6y ago
exactly, as far as the previous pandemics go this one is fairly mild, have you heard of the Hong Kong flu of 1968? Killed over a million people, we haven't even heard of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_
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by glofish 6y ago
in Einstein's time there was very little peer review, there is a famous anecdote there, the first time that his paper was actually peer-reviewed (perhaps in the 50s) and sent back to him with instructions on what to change he wrote bac
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by glofish 6y ago
vice versa, it is just as easy to exaggerate the risks if you report and extrapolate from the subset of the worst cases,
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by glofish 6y ago
doesn't this cut both ways though? you could be severely sick with some other disease then get COVID19 in addition, what killed you? I think 10 years from now we will look back at this time as the time where everything was counted as C
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by glofish 6y ago
IMHO the original choice of the path seems incredibly ill-advised and the main burden lies with the original developers. sometimes old errors and mistakes come back and bite
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by glofish 6y ago
rich people have immense concentrated power and frankly it is not so obvious that they can wield it correctly, even if they are well-intentioned. doing too much for the right reasons, unexpected consequences and outcomes abound.
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by glofish 6y ago
If they would have called it what it actually is, a 3% increase, people would not click the link. >The proportion of credit-card accounts entering "financial hardship" programs surged in April by 3.2%, to 14.7 million, credit-r
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by glofish 6y ago
The 0.024% was for the age group under 50, that includes perhaps two thirds of the population.
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by glofish 6y ago
exactly this, one cause of vitamin D deficiency is the overuse of sunscreen sunscreen should be used as protection against sunburn, but not put on all the time in every instance be outside, stop lathering yourself with sunscreen and get nat
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by glofish 6y ago
It is the wisdom of the crowds. People do know that the group think and hysteria are all made up. For all the scare mongering sheltering at home the facts are that the disease is not radically dangerous. Note the hysteria and the fake outra

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