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D&D Coronavirus thread

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout: Debate & Discussion' started by NewRoxFan, Feb 23, 2020.

  1. Amiga

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    from the WH, i don't trust

    from HHS, i have my doubt

    from States that get it directly, mostly I trust depending on the State

    overall, it's a sad state that we even have to questions numbers... that's how fall we have fallen
     
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    well, it's bound to happen and this being asymptomatic the 2nd time is a good indicator... but of course, it's just a sample of 1

    "The second infection occurred more than four months later, reportedly after the man returned to Hong Kong from Spain, via the United Kingdom. The patient tested positive on Aug. 15 and was hospitalized but remains asymptomatic, according to the study. The second infection appears to be a slightly different virus strain from the initial one, the researchers said."
     
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    https://www.marketwatch.com/story/h...he-1918-spanish-flu-have-in-common-2020-08-17

    COVID-19 and 1918 ‘Spanish flu’ have one depressing thing in common
    A new working paper looks at the effects of the 1918 influenza and COVID-19 pandemics on mortality and the economy, plus the role of non-pharmaceutical interventions

    More at the link up top
     
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    Case here 3 weeks ago here in Houston. 30 year old healthy white woman (no pre-existing health issues) is hospitalized for Covid-19. Fights and recovers, leaves the hospital after testing NEGATIVE. 3 weeks later is brought back to the hospital with COVID-19, has a COVID-related Stroke and is declared brain dead a few days later. Ventilator is turned off and she dies.
     
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    Dang, before it was cool? Proud Texan right here boy.
     
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    50 ain't that bad when you consider the president's word used to mean something.

    More kids have destroyed themselves doing worse on tiktok...
     
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    Not sure of your meaning - how is what possible?
     
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    They're Cowboy fans, so at least they mixed it with koolaid.
     
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    I wonder what companies are doing well during the shutdown ......cough cough. I hear Bezos is doing nicely. I'm just wondering out loud. I'm not saying he has an interest in keeping things locked down. But if there people who did have an interest in keeping things locked down, I wonder what would that list look like? My guess is the top 1%ers... Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Twitter...
     
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    Plenty of richies want things open. Talk to your boy Fertitta. Or Tinman's BELOVED Elon Musk. Or the jabroni-billionaire running the country.
     
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    "American Airlines to Cut 19,000 Jobs by Oct. 1 When Federal Stimulus Ends":

    https://www.wsj.com/articles/american-airlines-to-cut-19-000-jobs-11598367869?mod=hp_lead_pos1

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    American Airlines AAL -2.49% Group Inc. said it would shed 19,000 workers by Oct. 1 as the carrier prepares to downsize to cope with the coronavirus pandemic’s blow to travel demand, which isn’t expected to rebound for years.

    American’s cuts are less than the 25,000 potential job losses it warned were possible last month. But together with retirements and temporary leaves of absence, the reductions will make the carrier about 30% smaller than it was in March and are the clearest sign yet of the devastation coming for the airline industry as the summer travel season winds down and government funds run out.

    The reductions include 17,500 furloughs of pilots, flight attendants, mechanics and others, as well as 1,500 cuts from management and administrative ranks. They cover American Airlines itself as well as the two regional airlines it owns.

    “It was assumed that by Sept. 30, the virus would be under control and demand for air travel would have returned. That is obviously not the case,” American Chief Executive Doug Parker and President Robert Isom wrote in a message to employees Tuesday. American plans to fly less than half its typical schedule in the fourth quarter.

     
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