ZRX1200
5 years ago
I don’t want the SSG knowing where I am.

Teedubya I would add news outlets in Oregon are reporting the states numbers that are “confirmed or probable” as flat out COVID numbers.

I don’t know first hand what other states are doing, only attesting to the deceptive nature of our stenographer media here.
Mr. Jones
5 years ago
I don't really care...too many people have it right now who I know and have been around...

Purty sure I'm immune cuz I already had it.
teedubbya
5 years ago
Those should be identified as what they are and used as such. It’s not necessary a bad number if properly labeled for what it is.

There are some places way under reporting. I’ve directly seen political influence to do do.

teedubbya
5 years ago
There are by far more deaths caused by this thing than are counted nationally. We’ve covered this ground repeatedly though so......
DrafterX
5 years ago
At this point what difference does it make..
Hillary...

😟
Gene363
5 years ago

Quick CDC research: 6% of deaths have no comorbidities. That should satisfy your prerequisite. But, death isn't the only bad outcome of COVID-19.

CDC also says, for example, that those age 50-64 years alone who have corona- are 4x likelier to require hospitalization and 30x more likely to die- compared to a young person who becomes infected has corona.

I am vigilant because I have pre-existing conditions (that are under excellent control), but which could easily play a part in any covid complications; my 82 year-old mother, although very youthful for her age, would not survive a covid infection; and my wife works in a skilled care facility (nursing home).

Experts believe that corona's risk will soon pass with the new vaccine, like polio did. I just wish others would have respect for those at risk or who are taking serious precautions for other reasons. All they need to do is simply choose to wear a mask and socially distance when in public.

I don't think that this is too much to ask of other Americans for another six or so more months. Do you?

rfenst wrote:



Exactly, 6%, thank you. You should know I practice social distancing, in fact 6 feet is a little close for me. I also wear a mask when I go out to the store, the PO and for medical care. I carry hand sanitizer in my vehicle, as I have for many years, and use it on all surfaces I touch prior to application, including the container. Having worked in locations with nuclear contamination I'm pretty conscious of what I pick up and touch.

Already many small businesses are dead, in six months many more will be dead, we cannot afford more lockdowns, I believe we can operate safe enough with cautions we are using. Better to isolate the most vulnerable not everyone. FWIW, at 71 and fat I'm not a good candidate for surviving COVID either.
teedubbya
5 years ago
For the record I believe Gene is respectful of others. It’s one thing to be politically against mandates and so forth it’s another to minimize the virus to do so. I don’t think Gene does that and if I come off that way I’m sorry.

Masks work, the numbers are not inflated, this thing is dangerous, extremely contagious and forget mandates. Do the right thing, don’t be a douchy tool in the name of politics. It’s not worth yours or someone else’s early demise.
Gene363
5 years ago

For the record I believe Gene is respectful of others. It’s one thing to be politically against mandates and so forth it’s another to minimize the virus to do so. I don’t think Gene does that and if I come off that way I’m sorry.

Masks work, the numbers are not inflated, this thing is dangerous, extremely contagious and forget mandates. Do the right thing, don’t be a douchy tool in the name of politics. It’s not worth yours or someone else’s early demise.

teedubbya wrote:



It's all good, after all, this is Cigarbid. Besides if I wear a mask I don't have to shave. 🍺
rfenst
5 years ago

Exactly, 6%, thank you. You should know I practice social distancing, in fact 6 feet is a little close for me. I also wear a mask when I go out to the store, the PO and for medical care. I carry hand sanitizer in my vehicle, as I have for many years, and use it on all surfaces I touch prior to application, including the container....I'm pretty conscious of what I pick up and touch.

Gene363 wrote:


We are pretty much on the same page. LOL. But, the economy is a whole new topic worthy of it's own thread.



Gene363
frankj1
5 years ago
my father died from congestive heart failure about 10 or 12 years after being diagnosed. He had survived many things earlier in life, a couple heart attacks after his late 50's, and made it to 88 years of age. One tough dude from the greatest generation evah!

If he contracted this virus in year one of his CHF he wouldn't have made it to year two, never mind year 10!

I would count a death of that type as being due to the virus. He would have lost 8 or 10 years.

I don't care about percentages when the sheer numbers become astounding...and it's so much more than death tolls. We will all see years after outbreaks have passed and we still are spending billions caring for the younger folks who simply did not succumb early on.
delta1
5 years ago
it's gonna be a long haul...


BTW...I did download the COVID19 CA app...I'm hoping that more people do...it would alert me if I got close to an infected person...

I read the story about how the health authorities in South Korea traced how a woman got infected in a town with zero positive cases, by using cell-phone GPS data to track her movements....seems she was in a restaurant at the same time as an out-of-towner who was positive...they were together in the restaurant for only five minutes and were never closer than 20 feet apart...
frankj1
5 years ago

it's gonna be a long haul...


BTW...I did download the COVID19 CA app...I'm hoping that more people do...it would alert me if I got close to an infected person...

I read the story about how the health authorities in South Korea traced how a woman got infected in a town with zero positive cases, by using cell-phone GPS data to track her movements....seems she was in a restaurant at the same time as an out-of-towner who was positive...they were together in the restaurant for only five minutes and were never closer than 20 feet apart...

delta1 wrote:


perhaps the HVAC played a part?
DrafterX
5 years ago
It's airborne... 😟
DrafterX
5 years ago

it's gonna be a long haul...


BTW...I did download the COVID19 CA app...I'm hoping that more people do...it would alert me if I got close to an infected person...

I read the story about how the health authorities in South Korea traced how a woman got infected in a town with zero positive cases, by using cell-phone GPS data to track her movements....seems she was in a restaurant at the same time as an out-of-towner who was positive...they were together in the restaurant for only five minutes and were never closer than 20 feet apart...

delta1 wrote:



That seems like an invasion of privacy to me... 😟
rfenst
5 years ago

perhaps the HVAC played a part?

frankj1 wrote:


Do we have anyone here who can give us an expert opinion?
BuckyB93
5 years ago

it's gonna be a long haul...


BTW...I did download the COVID19 CA app...I'm hoping that more people do...it would alert me if I got close to an infected person...

I read the story about how the health authorities in South Korea traced how a woman got infected in a town with zero positive cases, by using cell-phone GPS data to track her movements....seems she was in a restaurant at the same time as an out-of-towner who was positive...they were together in the restaurant for only five minutes and were never closer than 20 feet apart...

delta1 wrote:



Watch out man... I think I saw one lurking in the bushes last night around midnight. Check your app because you just might have to run for you life if that person is marked.
delta1
5 years ago
HE better watch out...I know Kung Pao Wow
DrafterX
5 years ago
Did you learn that from Hong Kong Phooey..?? 😕
delta1
5 years ago
Hong Kong Kooey...the original, taught all to Ip Man
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