Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!

[friscostylez]

That's what's known as a lose-lose proposition, IMHO. I'll play the cards I was dealt.

lol i don't think you get what i'm trying to say. living in a country like the US allows us the privilege to think for ourselves but the downfall of that is that we get the idiots you originally mentioned about. the alternative would be living in those countries I mentioned, which would be much worse imo.

 

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Taller people face higher risk of catching COVID-19, survey says

People over six feet tall are more than twice as likely to be diagnosed with the coronavirus, the results of a new survey reveal.

nypost.com

My people shall finally rise to the top

 

[160jordansdeep]

My people shall finally rise to the top

it's better to be smaller than taller in the era of rona

 

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[160jordansdeep]

JetBlue Deploys Ultraviolet Cleaning Robot at JFK Airport in Fight Against Coronavirus

It’s a device that looks like a blend between a beverage cart and a robot, but it is meant to help continue the fight against coronavirus. On Wednesday, JetBlue has become the first airline in the country to use new cutting-edge UV light technology in its cleaning efforts as a means to fight the...

www.nbcnewyork.com

 

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[stuntman mike]

hawaii went from single digit to triple

 

[Upptempo]

My boy had to travel to Cali from NY for personal reasons and is on the way back today and told me they didn't even mention anything on the flight about quarantine for 14 days when you get to NY. No guidelines or anything at the airport. They just got people out here on the honor system hoping they give a **** enough to actually follow the quarantine rules

 

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[everysingletime]

My boy had to travel to Cali from NY for personal reasons and is on the way back today and told me they didn't even mention anything on the flight about quarantine for 14 days when you get to NY. No guidelines or anything at the airport. They just got people out here on the honor system hoping they give a **** enough to actually follow the quarantine rules

Lol honor system.

 

[everysingletime]

Those deaths are in a day?

 

[freeze]

So...can we all agree Russia is some straight up liars

 

[160jordansdeep]

Scientists identify six different ‘types’ of COVID-19 in new study

British scientists have determined that there are six different “types” of COVID-19 distinguished by specific clusters of symptoms — which could help in the treatment of the deadly cont…

nypost.com

CDC reports one-third of coronavirus survivors have symptoms that don’t go away

A new CDC report reveals that many individuals who previously recovered from the coronavirus can still experience a range of symptoms weeks and sometimes months after the fact. The report specifica…

nypost.com

 

[cragmatic]

My people shall finally rise to the top

Doesn’t make sense to me. I’m 6’5, I figured if a shorter person has droplets coming out of their mouth, and my mouth (where I breath) is above the droplets, I should be better off.... guess not lmao.

 

[whywesteppin]

but the increase in cases doesn't matter because the deaths are low

but younger people are getting infected so the deaths won't increase

but people only died in NYC because it was nursing homes and they didn't know what they were doing

but we're just testing more

but what about that doctor who claimed hydroxychloroquine is the cure

but it's ok to have a birthday party

but let's at least send kids back to school

 

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[whywesteppin]

Now that we've seen more data, it looks like roughly a 3-week lag from cases to deaths. Cases peaked a week ago, so expect deaths to peak in mid-August. Deaths are at 968 (7-day average). It's hard to say how much they'll increase in 2 weeks since testing has been going up too (although not as fast as the number of cases, which increased almost twice as fast), but I'd guess deaths will max out at around 1250 per day.

The question is how fast will that come down. In the past week, cases have come down about 4%. That means deaths from August 15 to August 22 would go down to about 1200.

In the last 2 weeks of April, NYC came down fast (50% in 2 weeks) due to fairly strict stay-at-home. With mandatory masks and other restrictions, they've been pretty flat lately, but at a low number (~700 cases per day). For comparison, Arizona has gone down 33%.... in 3 weeks. And most other states have barely ticked down or are still increasing.

 

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