Yeah no, the economy will start recovering in a few months and will be mostly back where it was pre-coronavirus in the fall.
Its more about being worried about spread and not wanting to overwhelm the population/hospitals with batsoup AIDs. Things don't get better considering that there's Chinese people purposely spreading the virus, like that one King Virus guy a few pages back, he spent a fuck ton of time spreading it onto Italy (which is now taking prioritizing who to live/kill) as well as other parts.
Got a link to this shit? I'm lazy and can't be bothered going through the whole thread.
This is the UK and Sweden’s strategy I think. Lock up the elderly, everyone younger gets it and back to work. It’s pretty risky. I would love to see the modelling they’re working on.
Yeah for sure. He did say apparently that it’s been going on for a couple of weeks, before the panic
We also had a very peculiar one doing the rounds then. Two weeks, worse in second, lots of pneumonia following and the oddest thing was a lot of cardiac issues as well. Just on a personal level I know three women my age or younger who had cardiac events I suspect were triggered by it (one died.) all flu negative. However, that one hit the kids as well - it went through all the schools near us and a load of kids needing Abx for subsequent ear infections and mild pneumonia. It was an odd one though. I guess serological testing will answer us. The genetics done so far doesn’t support spread outside of China for these strains much into last year though. Having said that, the only reason this was picked up and characterised was because people were dropping dead. Our surveillance for new stuff is skewed towards more lethal organisms, something respiratory but not deadly could easily sweep the world and be passed off as a random cold or a bad winter
It's hard to answer when things will "go back to normal" and we can all go on our merry way back to the schools, and bars, and businesses running again, not just because of the unpredictable nature of outbreaks, but because there won't be a day where we wake up and the virus is squashed magically. Getting back to "normal" will be a slow titration back up accompanied by slowing of cases, it will be a process and not a proclamation. It's impractical to wait for it to hit zero, as that could take a very very long time until a vaccine. It is good enough when cases have slowed to a few dozen here and there, the majority of cases are no worse than a cold or flu, and the healthcare system can handle the amount of more severe cases. In other words, where China is right now.
We were betting on whether divorce rates or birthrates would skyrocket and it looks like divorce might win
Divorces spike after 'spending time during coronavirus quarantine'
Officials believe the sharp increase of divorce applications around the country could be caused by the fact that partners have spent too much time in close quarters during self-isolation.www.dailymail.co.uk
Dow Jones dropped almost 3,000 points in one day, closing just above 20,000.
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“BREAKING: Dow closes down 3,000 points (12.9%), largest point drop in history”twitter.com
And this is WITH the emergency measures by the Fed.
The small segment of people who are actually vulnerable to this should self-quarantine and everyone else should go back to normal. The hospitals won't get overwhelmed and more lives will be saved in the long-run because herd immunity will help protect the old and infirm.
Olive oil. It usually comes from Spain, Morocco and Algeria but gets slapped with a made in Italy label when it's bottled there. I buy California Olive Ranch for this reason.
He's said China is a threat and it was stupid to close our factories and outsource everything there. Ivanka and Jared are his chosen.
Really the US government would have done better to just do a 2 billion dollar partnership with Amazon, to delver daily essentials to anyone over 60. Hell, they could just airdrop packages to anyone currently on social security.
