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Texas with a record 322 reported deaths. tholdren, wear a mask.
Texas with a record 322 reported deaths. tholdren, wear a mask.
Texas with a record 322 reported deaths. tholdren, wear a mask.
THEY WERE GONNA DIE ANY WAY HOSPITALS STILL NOT AT CAPACITY
How many were confirmed cases with a test?
How many from March April may June?
Until you know that you dont know anything. Other than goasip. It certainly isn't science
Only like 40 were motorcycle deaths
Eye protection recommended now? I'll just wear the mask. If I get it, I get it.
Bend over. I'll show you getting tagged.
Bend over. I'll show you getting tagged.
You can just say you dont know. Makes you look less silly than posting this. Sad that your example actually happened. Bit you're trying to ignore that I see. Didn't work.
Proceed with goggles
You're not explaining the other 280 non-motorcycle COVID deaths
Philo is a spinner
I'm not the one that thinks this data is meaningful or useful. That is your deal. It certainly doesn't mean what you think it means. You cant even tell me which of those were conformed by a test. Or when they took place.
I can tho
So are you saying there was 60 motorcycle deaths in today's numbers? You still never published your conspiracy dead count. I keep waiting to add it to the daily count.
thldren is forever afraid
are you that insecure you have to lie about a conspiracy?
I dont think covid is fake. I've said since day one, which was stated by the cdc, that the data counts are not reliable or valid data.
You are the one who keeps publishing numbers that are incorrect and used out of context and you cant answer simple questions about the data you present.
Seems like a you problem.
So based on the numbers you keep giving. How many are actually covid test positive not covid case positive.
I'll wait.
Just checking to see if you manned up and posted your real conspiracy number.
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Still won't post your conspiracy death count.
baseline bum afraid to say he was wrong.
Lolol
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Virus cultured from air samples is pretty good evidence for airborne transmission.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-69286-3
I have a feeling we will hit rockbottom next few weeks and will start to rebound imo.
I know I said 2nd wave would kill us but seems this virus does not change with seasons. And also some indications it is genetically weakening slowly but surely.
I just cant see this getting worse. But again I have stopped reading about it
" indications it is genetically weakening slowly but surely."
where?
That and I seem to remember a study from some contact tracing that shows it gets spread through air vents.
Katie Mack and Gavin Yamey at Time
https://time.com/5867395/will-univer...9-tinderboxes/One might imagine that the rapid, uncontained spread of a serious and poorly understood disease which is already killing students would cause universities all across America to put their re-opening plans on hold. Unfortunately, that’s not the case.
The Chronicle of Higher Education compiled a database of the fall reopening plans of over 1,000 colleges and universities and found that 60% are “going to open for business and bring all of their students back.” Given how much is still unknown about the virus and especially its long-term effects on those infected, this could be the largest-scale uncontrolled public health experiment America has ever undertaken, with students, staff, faculty, parents, and communities as the unwitting test subjects. No other nation has reopened schools and universities with the level of rampant community transmission we see in the U.S. today, or with so little coordination or guidance as to protective measures.
Rather than leaving individual universities to piece together their own plans, Taiwan’s Ministry of Education produced a national strategy for college campuses. The strategy included an initial quarantine, frequent testing of all students, sanitation, masks, distancing, reduction of student density, cleaning of dorms twice daily with bleach, and allowing only one student per dining table. It also included mandatory quarantine for anyone exposed, and infection-number thresholds at which an entire university would shut down. With this huge array of protective measures on campus, Taiwanese universities were able to reopen successfully and see a total of just seven confirmed university-based cases by June 18, and only four new cases nationwide since then.
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