General Corona virus updates

[member 3289]

This report is saying 10,000?

Either way, holy apocalype, Batman.

Florida breaks daily record with nearly 10,000 new coronavirus cases

Florida continues to shatter its daily increase in coronavirus cases, as the state total passes 132,000.

www.cbsnews.com

Namaste

Yeah that was yesterday. 9,585 new cases.

8,942 on Friday

8,530 today

 

[MartyLife]

And in news no-one wants to hear:

There may be no immunity against Covid-19, new Wuhan study suggests

Researchers behind the non-peer-reviewed paper ran antibody tests on samples from hospital workers who were exposed to patients at early stage of outbreak – only 4 per cent had them, but at least 25 per cent could have been infected.

www.scmp.com

& Regarding "anti-bodies":





Not good.

Namaste

 

[Rambo John J]

4 @Splinty

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8J1n89iEXU

 

[Rambo John J]

 

[Rambo John J]

 

[Rambo John J]

 

[Rambo John J]

haha
@Fingers
F @fingerass

bros
even if it is harder to pass viruses outside how is it that the media keeps stating that nobody has caught any viruses at the protests
how does this work bros?

 

[MartyLife]

*California has joined the chat*


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rFc3QZicGk


Namaste

 

[member 3289]

UPDATE!!!!

Reasons for Florida's exploding case numbers, according to Governor Ron DeSantis:

• We're testing more people, guys. More people = more positive tests (positive test rate increases)

• Guys we're testing younger people who are asymptomatic and don't go to hospitals (Hospitals report dwindling number of ICU beds available)

• IMMIGRANTS!!!!!!!! (Not enough transient farm workers to support this)

• Less deadly strain of COVID-19 in Florida. The bar closings will fix everything (<--You are here)

Gov. DeSantis’ team cites ‘less aggressive strain’ of COVID-19 in Florida

A “less aggressive strain” of the coronavirus is how doctors characterized the current COVID-19 strain during a Sunday news conference with Gov. Ron DeSantis.

www.news4jax.com

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

And in news no-one wants to hear:

There may be no immunity against Covid-19, new Wuhan study suggests

Researchers behind the non-peer-reviewed paper ran antibody tests on samples from hospital workers who were exposed to patients at early stage of outbreak – only 4 per cent had them, but at least 25 per cent could have been infected.

www.scmp.com

& Regarding "anti-bodies":





Not good.

Namaste

Guess that means waiting for a vaccine is out too. RIP humanity.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

UPDATE!!!!

Reasons for Florida's exploding case numbers, according to Governor Ron DeSantis:

• We're testing more people, guys. More people = more positive tests (positive test rate increases)

• Guys we're testing younger people who are asymptomatic and don't go to hospitals (Hospitals report dwindling number of ICU beds available)

• IMMIGRANTS!!!!!!!! (Not enough transient farm workers to support this)

• Less deadly strain of COVID-19 in Florida. The bar closings will fix everything (<--You are here)

Gov. DeSantis’ team cites ‘less aggressive strain’ of COVID-19 in Florida

A “less aggressive strain” of the coronavirus is how doctors characterized the current COVID-19 strain during a Sunday news conference with Gov. Ron DeSantis.

www.news4jax.com

I heard this morning on the radio that he has employed the time honored tradition of blaming "young people".

 

[member 3289]

I heard this morning on the radio that he has employed the time honored tradition of blaming "young people".

Yeah but this is the second time he's done it. And he's using low death totals as part of his justification (the other being legitimate statistics showing the age of those who test positive), which may be a mistake in 3-4 weeks' time when the positivity rate starts impacting the mortality rate.

 

[member 3289]

Guess that means waiting for a vaccine is out too. RIP humanity.

A vaccine is the only way America gets out of this. We're too stupid to make it go away through isolation, social distancing, and mask-wearing.

 

[Yossarian]

You don't walk around and interact with strangers at a movie theater. It's kind of ridiculous that they'd open bars, and restaurants before they would movie theaters.

I agree.

 

[Yossarian]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=jITHGW4Js3E&feature=emb_title

He may melt that mask.

 

[Yossarian]

View attachment 8526

Spoiled children.

 

[Splinty]

And in news no-one wants to hear:

There may be no immunity against Covid-19, new Wuhan study suggests

Researchers behind the non-peer-reviewed paper ran antibody tests on samples from hospital workers who were exposed to patients at early stage of outbreak – only 4 per cent had them, but at least 25 per cent could have been infected.

www.scmp.com

& Regarding "anti-bodies":





Not good.

Namaste

They are mischaracterizing the study conclusions

 

[ThatOneDude]

They are mischaracterizing the study conclusions

Interesting, if you have time can you explain it to use non-doctors?

 

[Splinty]

Interesting, if you have time can you explain it to use non-doctors?

Those are two different studies first off.
Lots of this stuff isn't even peer-reviewed.
News takes thse studies that aren't peer reviewed and gives their own implication.
In this case they continue to push this idea that because anybody's are dropping off after a couple of months then this means no immunity and no vaccine.

Most of these studies are about the idea of how to tell who's recovered later.

these articles and the social media posts to go along with them continue to push this idea that this is abnormal (antibodies dropping off after a few months). This is what happens in all your antibodies when You're no longer exposed to a pathogen.
Make a bunch of different cells to kill it you create some short-term antibodies you create some long-term antibodies.

Like every other Corona virus some of us will potentially be able to get it again later. That's not what this means. It's basically a non-statement being pushed as news.

 

[ThatOneDude]

Those are two different studies first off.
Lots of this stuff isn't even peer-reviewed.
News takes thse studies that aren't peer reviewed and gives their own implication.
In this case they continue to push this idea that because anybody's are dropping off after a couple of months then this means no immunity and no vaccine.

Most of these studies are about the idea of how to tell who's recovered later.

these articles and the social media posts to go along with them continue to push this idea that this is abnormal (antibodies dropping off after a few months). This is what happens in all your antibodies when You're no longer exposed to a pathogen.
Make a bunch of different cells to kill it you create some short-term antibodies you create some long-term antibodies.

Like every other Corona virus some of us will potentially be able to get it again later. That's not what this means. It's basically a non-statement being pushed as news.

Ok cool, thanks for the quick synopsis. That makes sense. Now I can talk about it with my wife and not look like a moron, thanks for that! I may even get laid after I show her how smart I am.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

Those are two different studies first off.
Lots of this stuff isn't even peer-reviewed.
News takes thse studies that aren't peer reviewed and gives their own implication.
In this case they continue to push this idea that because anybody's are dropping off after a couple of months then this means no immunity and no vaccine.

Most of these studies are about the idea of how to tell who's recovered later.

these articles and the social media posts to go along with them continue to push this idea that this is abnormal (antibodies dropping off after a few months). This is what happens in all your antibodies when You're no longer exposed to a pathogen.
Make a bunch of different cells to kill it you create some short-term antibodies you create some long-term antibodies.

Like every other Corona virus some of us will potentially be able to get it again later. That's not what this means. It's basically a non-statement being pushed as news.

Thanks for that splintman.

 

[Shinkicker]

Well, in Minnesota they tested George Floyd, so...

You got me there.

However, it was reported that he was saying, "I can't breathe" while still standing. I'd say the test in this instance was a good call.

Not saying it was relevant to cause of death but nonetheless interesting.

 

[RaginCajun]

 

[Freeloading Rusty]

Florida scientist says state asked her to change data because reopen plan was 'already made'

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

You got me there.

However, it was reported that he was saying, "I can't breathe" while still standing. I'd say the test in this instance was a good call.

Not saying it was relevant to cause of death but nonetheless interesting.

So you're saying George Floyd was killed by covid19 and all these protests are over nothing?
















I'm just fucking with you.