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• #10977
Was that Tests or Deaths?
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• #10978
@haremscarem / @Charlie_Croker fucked up and replied to my post as haremscarem but in character as Charlie and deleted it. LFGSS of course emailed me the post before he got to it in time. Bye!
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• #10979
Zuckerberg curve effect
I don't know what that means :/
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• #10980
indeed. Very persistent. I honestly don't know how she has caught it unless through one of the other three of us and we are not showing symptoms. Before she had symptoms she was the least likely of all of us to go out.
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• #10981
That was pretty obvious from the off, I thought?
Particularly when they engaged with DJ, and outed themselves as a troll of old.
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• #10982
ignoring is absolutely a retort of the civilized. Not all opinions are worth reading. Hence ignore.
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• #10983
Oh sorry, here go;
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• #10984
EXIT STRATEGY !
Let the under 50's go out to play as usual, CV19 is statistically no worse that ordinary flu for them. That should get most of the economy back to work.
Look after the 50+ group using special measures.....
Hoping to bring this thread back from the pathetic handbagging it's become.
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• #10985
Is this also a conspiracy?
Regarding fake NHS staff accounts, there is no evidence DHSC have done this. There are vague suggestions. It's typical shit-posting. This thread is nuanced and worth reading to the end.
https://twitter.com/forwardnotback/status/1252357674928230406
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• #10986
Oh good God, not another one.
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• #10987
You're a joke
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• #10988
Ah that makes sense
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• #10989
Given we have descended to hearsay in this thread, two vague anecdotes of absolutely zero merit from my tiny world in the last 24h -
- brief chat with an old buddy who is a paramedic in the south
- work colleague back at 'desk' post confirmed infection while with child
I was just starting to forget just how serious this felt in the first few weeks, perhaps almost relaxing and looking forward to next weeks grocery top up trip. I'm firmly back in my box after hearing the two testimonies above. I do not wan't to catch this.
This thread initially, pushed me to acknowledge the threat and be more cautious than prescribed. Hopefully the 'banter' doesn't distract too much from the fact this ain't over.
- brief chat with an old buddy who is a paramedic in the south
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• #10990
@haremscarem you've posted a few different links to the theory of Luc Montagnier (also of recent bonkers 'memory of water' claims), but I don't think responded to the article @MCamb linked which thoroughly debunks it.
The article has multiple references, most notably this one.
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• #10991
dickcheese
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• #10992
In good old 'Murica they are pushing through the Keystone XL pipeline while the lockdown rules mean no-one can protest about it. So there's that.
With oil prices negative, is that so they can send it away?
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• #10993
Let the under 50's go out to play as usual, CV19 is statistically no worse that ordinary flu for them. That should get most of the economy back to work.
There is actually a decent argument that the negative personal consequences of the lockdown haven't really been publicly aired as the repeated message (in the "Strong and stable", "Get Brexit Done") vein has been so focussed on the positive aspect of protecting the NHS.
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• #10994
Yes but people are still responding in good faith as if the individual actually wants a debate.
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• #10995
Troll bingo point #36! The abrupt shift to apparently serious posting to keep people guessing..
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• #10996
So basically the conspiracy tactics then work: I don't trust rich people. That is basically an ad-hominem. If a poor researcher would say "no, just a mutated virus" will you believe them?
What I'd do is read into / go on youtube and listen / read about viruses, how you can engineer one, and find out your -own- burden of proof to determine an engineered one from a mutated one.
Me? I think it just mutated. And I don't know enough on viruses to know how to identify a human created one.
Maybe you can find out a burden of proof for yourself though.
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• #10997
Thanks, was indeed worth a read
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• #10998
EXIT STRATEGY !
From the same tit that brought you this gem:
If you are young and fit then GET OUT THERE AND GET IT !!!!!!!
Then you will be immune and unable to infect people; so you can offer your time to help others who are at real risk.
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• #10999
Which is what cuntchops wants, I imagine.
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• #11000
Not entirely true.
That’s not worse outcome that’s just the outcome. Deaths after discharge are horrible but don’t suggest the world is getting worse at dealing with the disease. Even if they were to become a pattern that would be seem and acted upon.
Sorry if I’m coming across as a dick. I just find the idea that’s delay is not to an advantage ridiculous. If there is an argument against delay then by all means make it.
You can take any aspect of the problem and see how time is advantageous. Simple tracking mechanisms for instance.
It’s the Zuckerberg curve effect no?