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They are only half the deaths. The other half is because they took up all the system after they all got sick. I've got some self-interest here.
Tonight? Zero. About the same amount I've bought over the last 6 months.
So what should we do, to both improve your job and kill off the morons? It seems like there must be some compromise to be found.
fucking moron. most of the people who get the flu are immuno-compromised, and if you don't die there's no lasting damage.
#NotTheFlu
EDIT: 'fucking moron' directed at Ann, not@JonJonesBeard
I would argue there is a level of taste and smell that is gone or depleted.
But that may well be psychosomatic.
and meh on the beard assertion
Lmao.
Good for you!
So ,I guess as you have enough every six months is definitely the way forward.
maybe buy extra next time though. Pro tip.
your neighbours may also restock
and someone like that would use your "We're not testing everyone" and say "but they are testing everyone that dies with symptoms. So the actual mortality rate is even lower so it's no big deal?"fucking moron. most of the people who get the flu are immuno-compromised, and if you don't die there's no lasting damage.
#NotTheFlu
EDIT: 'fucking moron' directed at Ann, not
You know that a lot of the meat we eat in my household is hunted wild game, right?
Some bourbon.
4 cans of beers.
And a very cheeky Argentinean white. Although I still have a glass left on that.
I do like South American whites, depending on if I’m at the last Tiger I might open an Aussie white.
time will tell as the best journos say.
that’s a joke btw.
the worst journos say that.
I will take your sage and handsome advice
but we do have data from countries that are testing more, and have been for a long time. So we can make an educated estimation of the range wherein our mortality rate will fall...but even best case, 60% infected at 1% mortality is still 2M dead.
"Yeah, but those countries have poor hygiene/ shit medical/ a lot of old people/etc."
i'm giving best case. I'm ignoring our population's average age, propensity for hypertension (more correlated than age), and other risk factors in the 'best case'.
EDIT - also ignoring all of the secondary deaths from over-capacity medical facilities...people with collapsed lung from a car wreck who can't get on a ventilator or diabetic shock that can't get an ambulance...etc.
Reasonably sure.
Are you not in Canadia?
I'm just pointing out why testing capacity isn't worth worrying about. People taking this seriously are, people who aren't won't be convinced. For the serious crowd, what we have is adequately concerning, for the morons there's no convincing them. The area of concern right now should be standardized and fast testing. If memory serves it's still like a 6 day standard here which is unacceptable.