I don't remember if this has been posted already (1977 posts sort of run together after a while), but it's a look at the spread of the disease based on what has happened already in different countries and the effect that their control measures had. Apologies if it's duplicating earlier info. It's also outside my area of expertise so I'm curious to know if his methods and conclusions ring true to our SMEs. https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coron...e-f4d3d9cd99ca
I drove by the local bingo hall tonight and the lot was as packed as always, and their crowd is mostly seniors.
No one we know over 65 seems to be taking it seriously. My grandfather is 85 and says it's nothing, and keeps going out and about. My father in law is 79 and just beat leukemia last year and he's also running around like usual. It's frustrating.
Not an SME in the discipline(s), but it looks to be pretty similar to what has already been proffered.
1. Mass contagion, while inevitable, can be mitigated by extensive restrictive measures.
2. The sooner, and more restrictive, those restrictions are implemented, the less time it takes for the routes of transmission to decay which, in theory, should reduce the load our medical infrastructure.
Of course, this all depends upon individuals obeying these restrictions for the better good of everyone else.
Given the general selfishness that seems to pervade our society, I am sadly dubious that this will work. I pray that I am proven terribly mistaken in that suspicion.
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Anyone else seeing horse shit like this on social media ?
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