chop2chip
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Forced labor camps (with social distancing) until those individuals have lost enough weight to graduate to the “not at risk” group.Like literally half the country has hypertension.
Forced labor camps (with social distancing) until those individuals have lost enough weight to graduate to the “not at risk” group.Like literally half the country has hypertension.
No because the rest of us with a .0000001% chance of dying get to be human.
I'm asking about the economy, not your views on what constitutes human dignity.
Reopening the economy is one issue.I'm not completely clear on what the counterfactual argument of we are supposed to have done to "save" the economy. I keep hearing that "the at-risk should stay home" but once you've told:
1) Everyone over 50 (45? 55? 60?)
2) Everyone with high blood pressure
3) Everyone with diabetes
4) Everyone with respiratory problems
5) Everyone who has [insert other reasonably common ailment/history]
6) Everybody who lives with one of those people. (or is this not part of it?)
Isn't that like over half the population already? How different do you really see that being? I'm just not sure I'm understanding.
An economy that has some contribution is better than none?
Reopening the economy is one issue.
Reopening schools will be an entirely different beast. How can you make in person attendance mandatory if they live with at risk family members?
I guess, but the point is if your counterfactual world still sees 90% of the economic collapse but we are less certain about actually saving people, that's not a very compelling argument.
@thewupk and I were talking about this everyday basically since the first deaths in China in January. I still concretely remember him messaging me on Facebook when the first case was announced in Suburban Seattle and he said "it's here now we all gonna die boy you ready?"
Fascinating to read the comments now in here, but I think he and I were playfully joking about it getting more serious throughout February half-jokingly. Then it started getting worse and worse.
I know he hasn't posted as much in this thread but thewupk has been obsessed with this from the beginning.
No because the rest of us with a .0000001% chance of dying get to be human.
This already got here right?
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Doesn’t seem like the cure thethe and his dumbass leader said
As more successful trials come on on Hydroxychloroquine we will see that it will be the key factor in not having death rates in excess of .1%.
In addition to slowing the curve you are actually killing infections in the infected population without transmission to a new host. That resets the curve back tremendously.
What we have done already can buy us another month or two of regular business (with simple social distancing aspects adopted) until we have to consider another form of extreme measure.
But the continuation of our econcomy is essential and if the hydroxychloroquine is as good as reported then we won't have to stop at all and then the next step is an approved vaccine.
This already got here right?
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Doesn’t seem like the cure thethe and his dumbass leader said
You don't need a medical background to know about these things.
Back in 2009 we had some amazing takes on the swine flu vaccine.
Glenn Beck: You don't know if it will cause neurological damage.
Rush Limbaugh: I am not going to take it...I don't take flu shots.
Bill Maher: People who get flu shots are idiots. Why would you let the government stick a disease into your arm? I would never get a flu vaccine or any vaccine.
I've never had a flu shot either but not out of fear of one. Just seem to do okay without it.
What would be the odds that a malaria drug would work against Covid? If it had worked, it would've been a strange case, like finding penicillin in bread mold.