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I'm sure he knew his chance of exposure better than you.
He wasn't wearing a mask. I did, but intermittently. It was a back yard party. I knew it was risky.
My friend belongs to a neighborhood crew that has been, uh, less than punctilious all spring and summer so far about keeping the number under 10, masking, social distancing, etc. They all hang out with each other, every single weekend. Some of my other friends hang specifically with COVID-19 dude.
My COVID-19 positive buddy was not the only risky person in this crew, IMHO.
I'm sure he knew his chance of exposure better than you.
I hang out with friends who deal with covid patients. We stay outside and maintain reasonable distance. No issues, so far.
That's what the doc said. I even said that.
That's great man. You keep doing you.
Chumpdump needs lockdown for life
Peace of mind for me and my gf was worth it.
Wrong.
Why do you lie about literally everything?
Are you really that insecure about yourself?
I dont. You just dont take a stand and play the fence. When you do you get proven wrong. Playing the fence allows you to do your attention thing.
Exactly.
Wrong.
You just lied about me and lockdowns.
Why did you lie?
your gf 90 year old? Gross
How many Americans have preexisting conditions?
You run away and hide every time I ask you this simple question.
bumpy transition from CDC to HHS COVID-19 reporting
https://www.propublica.org/article/h...d-19-who-knows
Wow. Bombs article.
^Most troubling of all, perhaps, was a sentiment the expert said a member of Kushner’s team expressed: that because the virus had hit blue states hardest, a national plan was unnecessary and would not make sense politically. “The political folks believed that because it was going to be relegated to Democratic states, that they could blame those governors, and that would be an effective political strategy,” said the expert.
That logic may have swayed Kushner. “It was very clear that Jared was ultimately the decision maker as to what [plan] was going to come out,” the expert said.
It only makes explicit what we knew beforehand, that perceived political expedience trumps everything else.
The strong claim made in the article is that the Shadow Coronavirus Taskforce had a strong national plan that was abandoned, because it was decided the mass death and suffering of COVID-19 would be blamed on Democratic governors instead.
posted at the same time
lol
You don't understand conditional probability. So why it matter doe?
highest 7 day average since may 25. this is getting ugly. RIP nfl season tbh
Damn. Wear a mask tholdrenhighest 7 day average since may 25. this is getting ugly. RIP nfl season tbh
Notice the 2 above posting this have no math concepts...
Carry on.
I wi again
You wearing your mask?
Those would be concepts you have no clue about.
And a 7 day moving average is absolutely a math concept that is valuable when one cannot count deaths from the exact moments they occurred.
Which is why the graph is a mixture of a histogram and a line that attempts to illustrate that time, on the x-axis, has no breaks in it (you cant have infinitesimally small units of time which is part of why calculus was invented)
but it cant be because of what I explained above.
I tried to get this out of you before but you had no idea.
You are a fake.
Last edited by pgardn; 07-31-2020 at 08:45 PM.
It will show if you're honest and deal in facts.
How many Americans have preexisting conditions?
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