Are you guys trying to support local restaurants with take out?
Or, paranoid about it?
Quibbling about true rates of mortality and transmissibility in the context of the global suffering caused by the pandemic is akin to arguing how many angels can stand on the head of a pin.
You may think your hypotheses are predictive and indeed, they might turn out to be.
None of that changes the fact that COVID-19 has already caused a steep economic contraction and gruesome pestilence.
I think you're the one who's being dense here. It's weird to think math tells you everything you need to know. It's also weird to give the impression that the whole universe of mathematical evidence backs you up.
Last edited by Winehole23; 03-26-2020 at 07:56 PM.
Are you guys trying to support local restaurants with take out?
Or, paranoid about it?
We're doing almost all takeout now.
A little of both. They are my customers.
I got some wing stop! Guess ill have to wait two weeks to see if i die,tbh
Damn. Sorry to hear that.
best wishes ma niga
I did pizza tbqh. yeah thinking of doing more
I use gloves to unbox it and drop it on my dishes
then burn the boxes/bags in my incinerator
Sorry to hear
So are the other experts also stubbornly refusing to admit they're wrong when they challenge the prevailing theory? I believe the counterarguments to the Imperial study because they make more sense to me. And yes, I have no choice but to believe because I'm not an expert, but they are, and I find their arguments more convincing.
What do you believe that I believe about Covid-19? Do you think I'm dismissing it as a cold? No. My feeling is it's as dangerous as the flu. "Oh, here we go, comparing it to the innocuous flu again to downplay it." no. The flu is a killer.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3516362/The fatality rates with those with underlying conditions who get the seasonal flu.
Pneumonia and influenza: 1.53% — 1.93%
Chronic lower respiratory disease: 1.48% — 1.93%
All respiratory causes: 3.04% — 4.14%
Heart disease: 3.21% — 4.4%
Cancer: 0.68% — 1.05%
Diabetes: 0.26% — 0.39%
For all underlying conditions: 10.17% — 13.67%.
Covid's fatality rate tracks with that pretty closely and yes that is a huge problem.
Here's what I don't buy. 60 million infected and 3 million dead over whatever time frame they said (12 months, I think), extrapolating from the Imperial study.
Our worst flu season in recent memory was 80 thousand deaths in 2017. If this thing bites us even half as hard, yes a problem.
Looked at social media for a few to see if they're at least obviously gloving up. Subways' hygiene regimen was always pretty decent and can't see their ever running out of gloves; can only think of a couple local places where that's second nature.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Sucks.
He's currently in the "Corona" wing so if he doesn't have it yet....
Nobody in or out...period.
I've been doing take out about every other night. Add some microwave time just for good measure.
Crap. Sorry that's happening.
I guess no visitors either?
Geez, I go to sleep for a few hours and we overtake China in a blink of an eye. That was faster than I was expecting.
I thought maybe in a week or so we'd be ahead of them but by midday. Yikes.
I've gotten takeout from Longhorn Steakhouse and Olive Garden. I know people dog them for being chain restaurants but I love the ribeye, chicken fried chicken from LS and chicken parm from OG.
OG has a very good takeout service.
Jason's Deli is cool too. Don't even have to get out of the car when you pull up and they let me buy a dozen eggs.
I'm also finding out which frozen pizzas are best. Red Baron is solid, digiornos is , imo.
Nope. Nobody is allowed in.
Takeout for every lunch, home cooked or leftovers for dinner. We live around a ton of great local restaurants and it would suck to see any of them go under.
Not to worry, board epidemiologists say mortality and transmissibility are low.
Damn, sorry to hear, man.
Is he on a ventilatior?
And then Trump sends out letter to the governors just itching to get up and running asap.
https://www.npr.org/2020/03/26/82204...rus-guidelines
It could be worse. My sister who has Aarskog-Scott Syndrome is on a ventilator and has a temp of 104.7.
I think I'll get Chinese; support the local economy and all.
Damn, dude. You asked Darrin to unpack his math, and I unpacked it for you as well to add something to the conversion. Now you're coming at me for doing something you requested. It's you who are quibbling.
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