Coronavirus

[Brownslave688]

500,000 dead by Valentines Day is not tanking.

Talking about a combined death total of a years long pandemic has absolutely nothing to do with the current state of spread.

 

[MAKAVELI]

Talking about a combined death total of a years long pandemic has absolutely nothing to do with the current state of spread.

Spreading fake news that the pandemic is over is what got us to that number. You cuckservatives in the bible belt are hilarious .

 

[fishtm2001]

Spreading fake news that the pandemic is over is what got us to that number. You cuckservatives in the bible belt are hilarious .

On that note:

Dealing with a Pandemic as If Human Lives Mattered

Conclusion – The World Has Messed Up Big Time in Dealing with the Pandemic

cepr.net

 

[Brownslave688]

On that note:

Dealing with a Pandemic as If Human Lives Mattered

Conclusion – The World Has Messed Up Big Time in Dealing with the Pandemic

cepr.net

Actually according to long standing human rights standards what they did (lockdowns) was unethical.

One human life cannot be considered more important than another. These are long agreed to international standards. Your right to live is no more important than my right to live and decisions cannot be made based on saving one populace but harming another.

 

[El Correcto]

On that note:

Dealing with a Pandemic as If Human Lives Mattered

Conclusion – The World Has Messed Up Big Time in Dealing with the Pandemic

cepr.net

Any government that wasn’t welding people in their homes and seizing private property was doing a bad job according to the marxist heads.

 

[rod]

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Absolute humidity, dry conditions tied to seasonal outbreaks of influenza

CORVALLIS, Ore. - The seasonal increase of influenza has long baffled scientists but a new study has found that seasonal changes of absolute humidity are the apparent underlying cause of these wintertime peaks. The study also found that the onset of outbreaks might be encouraged by anomalously...

today.oregonstate.edu

I believe the fact that food processing facilities have been hot spots at much higher rates than most other industries fits in with the idea of dry air helping spread respiratory viruses. These plants are necessarily held at cooler temperatures, and cooler air holds less moisture. Controlling humidity in indoor spaces is far more likely to help slow the spread, while minimizing disruption of people's lives and infringement of their rights. Why our experts couldn't make those connections in over a year is a question I'll leave to everyone to answer for themselves.

 

[tonyexpress]

I believe the fact that food processing facilities have been hot spots at much higher rates than most other industries fits in with the idea of dry air helping spread respiratory viruses. These plants are necessarily held at cooler temperatures, and cooler air holds less moisture. Controlling humidity in indoor spaces is far more likely to help slow the spread, while minimizing disruption of people's lives and infringement of their rights. Why our experts couldn't make those connections in over a year is a question I'll leave to everyone to answer for themselves.

Yeah, the science and data have not really been what's driving the behavior of those seemingly acting as if they are in charge. Really have to go with what is logical and makes sense to each individual I guess. Information, not miss-information being key. Often times being difficult to obtain...

We have had humidifiers in our home long before COVID and use them mostly in the colder months and do notice the difference. We even take a small portable humidifier with us on trips and use it in dry/cold hotel rooms or cabin staterooms on a cruise.

Someone close to us recently came over and had what they thought was a cold and it ended up being COVID. We decided to get tested about 8 or so days later due to this exposure even though we had no symptoms and came up negative.

I'd have to say we are a proponent of using humidifiers as a way of perhaps missing out on other sicknesses as well.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Yeah, the science and data have not really been what's driving the behavior of those seemingly acting as if they are in charge. Really have to go with what is logical and makes sense to each individual I guess. Information, not miss-information being key. Often times being difficult to obtain...

We have had humidifiers in our home long before COVID and use them mostly in the colder months and do notice the difference. We even take a small portable humidifier with us on trips and use it in dry/cold hotel rooms or cabin staterooms on a cruise.

Someone close to us recently came over and had what they thought was a cold and it ended up being COVID. We decided to get tested about 8 or so days later due to this exposure even though we had no symptoms and came up negative.

I'd have to say we are a proponent of using humidifiers as a way of perhaps missing out on other sicknesses as well.

The original study, I believe, was looking at flu numbers, but may have included all seasonal respiratory illnesses. They haven't studied why the connection exists, but there are two hypotheses:

One being that the increase in moisture causes more droplets to fall out of suspension in the air and drop to the ground. Sort of like how rain scrubs pollutants out of the air.

The other is that the larger the droplets get after being expelled, the more dilute the virus is in each droplet, lowering the chances of viruses coming into contact with infectable cells. Which would also have a synergistic relationship with hydrated mucus membranes also preventing viruses from contacting infectable cells.

My opinion is that both are plausible, and both probably play a role in decreasing viral spread.

 

[Sportello]

The original study, I believe, was looking at flu numbers, but may have included all seasonal respiratory illnesses. They haven't studied why the connection exists, but there are two hypotheses:

One being that the increase in moisture causes more droplets to fall out of suspension in the air and drop to the ground. Sort of like how rain scrubs pollutants out of the air.

The other is that the larger the droplets get after being expelled, the more dilute the virus is in each droplet, lowering the chances of viruses coming into contact with infectable cells. Which would also have a synergistic relationship with hydrated mucus membranes also preventing viruses from contacting infectable cells.

My opinion is that both are plausible, and both probably play a role in decreasing viral spread.

That would explain the high COVID-19 case count in AZ.

PS- Rain doesn't scrub pollutants, it returns them to the water and food.

Words matter.

 

[MECH-lift]

......my hands are “now safe”

 

[zubenelgenubi]

That would explain the high COVID-19 case count in AZ.

PS- Rain doesn't scrub pollutants, it returns them to the water and food.

Words matter.

It scrubs them out of the air, which are the words I used.

 

[Eat Sleep Fish]

View attachment 327713......my hands are “now safe”

I don't need a sign to tell me how to wash my hands, lol. Those signs are all over Louisville's freight facility.

 

[MECH-lift]

I don't need a sign to tell me how to wash my hands, lol. Those signs are all over Louisville's freight facility.

I couldn’t take a picture of the whole thing or else it would reveal @MECH-lift location. But 11 steps to wash your hands?

 

[Old Man Jingles]

'Natural Immunity' to COVID-19: Taking Politics Out of Science

Monica Gandhi, MD, talks to Marty Makary, MD, about the data beyond the debate

www.medpagetoday.com

Exactly what I have been saying all along. How many vaccine doses have been completely wasted at this point?

I don't think they break down/identify vaccinations by Liberals but those were definitely wasted!

 

[Eat Sleep Fish]

I couldn’t take a picture of the whole thing or else it would reveal @MECH-lift location. But 11 steps to wash your hands?

Lol, just say your ABCs as you are washing up. It's like Romper Room now.

 

[MECH-lift]

Lol, just say your ABCs as you are washing up. It's like Romper Room now.

What happened to the 5 rules of backing? It’s all about sanitizing now ...no wonder @Dragons center have so many safety defects.

 

[Eat Sleep Fish]

What happened to the 5 rules of backing? It’s all about sanitizing now ...no wonder @Dragons center have so many safety defects.

Bro, you know it.

 

[cachmeifucan]

The “common sense” comment cracks me up.

Zero data at all to verify it and common sense don’t really go together.

I don't care for Fauci but it does make sense we all know doctors practice medicine not always exact. I wear a mask at work and public to make others feel better. Just got over the Chinese virus aka kung flu aka wuhan red death. And I was wearing a mask but I'm always touching the mask removing it adjusting it getting a new disposable 1. I couldn't smell coffee for 3 days and a slight cold like symptoms. But in December 2019 I was sick as kk lost about 20 lbs tested negative for flu

 

[MECH-lift]

I pick my nose at work with dirty UPS hands