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It must be hard when no one's paying attention to you anymore.
very true
It must be hard when no one's paying attention to you anymore.
It must be hard when no one's paying attention to you anymore.
It must be hard when no one's paying attention to you anymore.
Anyone feeling a bit down over this should check out this inspiring video of these regular cool young people singing this totally iconic and never annoying song. Everything’s gonna be ok people!
Same as the under 25 group.
they say you are who your friends are.Just lost a mate over this. He was in New York from Friday until yesterday, went to all the pubs he could and managed to get home late last night. Today, Snapchat of him in aldi.
what a fecking moron, and this someone I’ve gone on lads holidays with.
Just lost a mate over this. He was in New York from Friday until yesterday, went to all the pubs he could and managed to get home late last night. Today, Snapchat of him in aldi.
what a fecking moron, and this someone I’ve gone on lads holidays with.
The problem Italy has got is that flattening the curve, once you have already gone way past the point that healthcare systems can cope,As I thought, the quarantine period is going to be extended here in Italy, and restrictions may be tightened.
https://www.thelocal.it/20200319/it...ntine-period-beyond-april-3-and-tighten-rules
they say you are who your friends are.
When idiots organise a flash revolution.
Been waiting for this take:
Sorry for the wall of text, this is how I de-stress from work and not go insane. Rant over.
How many times do we need to reemphasise this? No government, and certainly not the UK one, follows and sticks to a single model or paper. Multiple models from all the best sites in the UK are constantly being rerun and analysed. Governments are going to adjust their strategy every time new lessons and fresher, higher quality data is available. No shit that that will likely save lives. No government in the world, especially those who handle this most successfully, will have done so by selecting a plan early on and then tunnel-visioning into it and not adjusting as necessary.
Nobody, and I mean absolutely nobody, knows all the correct assumptions and input data the models need to get the best solutions. The more confident someone is, the less you should trust them. The authors of the Imperial paper themselves were absolutely clear on that. They too will do future research and, some of which will counteract some of their earlier recommendations. I only hope our government continues to factor that into their thinking. They won't be a u-turn either.
Probably the need to micromanage you because I can't imagine there much financial benefit in doing so.It's honestly really starting to grind on me, with everything going on in the country, that our employers are STILL requiring us to come in when we can completely work from home. Why are so many unnecessary risks being taken for zero value added...
No science is right but some science is clearly wrong. You need to have a long hard think about why our government chose the riskiest possible advice rather than listening to the scientists who have successfully tackled it in China and South Korea. The answer, as always, is bias. They liked the results so they assumed it was correct even though the assumptions were flawed at a basic level as the majority of scientists pointed out.
I'm guessing people were thinking total lockdown for 30 days.
Yes, I'm in Lima but I haven't got my resident visa yet and I suspect things like that will a lot longer than usual.Are you in Peru? You live there right? Are you trying to get back to UK or staying out?
My sister is one of those stuck out there. She is a doctor who was doing a research project in Puno, so it's just not a case of travellers not following advice as in that response above. They tried to change their scheduled flight (from May) earlier in the week and travel to Lima for it, but before they could get there the flights were cancelled and they are now stuck in lockdown back in Puno.
They had to close one of the largest hospitals in Warsaw indefinitely because one of the doctors returned from Italy a couple of weeks ago and did not report it, did not self-quarantine, and now his wife tested positive and apparently so has he. If true, he may have infected hundreds by himself. We have no chance to fight this.
Does this mean he would have had it a couple of weeks without showing any symptoms or feeling ill? And now they’ve found out he’s got it. So how long do you have this before you even show any illness?
On average around 5 days but the problem is that a lot of people who are infected don't even show any symptons at all so there's no way to know without testing.Does this mean he would have had it a couple of weeks without showing any symptoms or feeling ill? And now they’ve found out he’s got it. So how long do you have this before you even show any illness?
13.3k tested in India so far (not including today).On the FT site - I'd monitor the US, UK, and India curves closely in the coming days. The lack of testing in India and the US should make global numbers soar in the near term imo.
Yeah but my point is that the old are the ones we’re trying to protect but they are out going to pubs, churches, bowls etcSame as the under 25 group.
Some dried pasta is made with eggs.
This is the kind of brutality I can get behindJust Taser him/them and chuck them in an "idiots prison"
A certain % contract the illness and never show symptoms. Usual onset of symptoms is between 2-14 days with an average of around 5.2. I think there have been some outliers that have taken longer but they seem to be very rare.
On average around 5 days but the problem is that a lot of people who are infected don't even show any symptons at all so there's no way to know without testing.
This recent Forbes article mentions 17.9% show no symptons, don't know how accurate that is or if the sample size is big enough but it's definitely a significant part, I'd say.So it’s been a few weeks since this man came back, he’s likely to be one of the % that doesn’t show or have any symptoms. But he would have infected his wife when he got back but it’s been a couple of weeks and until she shows symptoms? (I don’t know if she even has)
It’s so strange and scary at the same time.
Anyone know the percentage of people who catches this without ever knowing or showing symptoms ? How can you have a virus come and go without even knowing about it!?
So after the president national press conference yesterday.
Some old fuddy duddy decided to take the bins out after 8pm.