According to Texas doctors

[busykngt]

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Would be nice to have this in the coronavirus thread....

 

[Hoji]

Would be nice to have this in the coronavirus thread....

The coronavirus thread is somewhat cluttered. New relevant info that comes out is probably worthy of its own thread. CV thread is pretty awesome for memes that drive home a point though

 

[ZX9RCAM]

So, you are okay with new threads being started, on the exact same subject?
New info on a subject means starting a new thread?

As a matter of fact, I'm pretty sure this has already been posted.

 

[GoPappy]

One thing missing from the chart is:

Rioting and looting along with thousands of your favorite anarchists

By its absence, I assume that is a perfectly safe activity.

 

[baboon]

I'm going to look @ wet t-shirt girl!

 

[MTA]

One thing missing from the chart is:

Rioting and looting along with thousands of your favorite anarchists

By its absence, I assume that is a perfectly safe activity.

I heard thats how you become immune. 100x more effective than creepy bill gates vaccine

 

[popper]

Interesting CDC data for corona vs pneumonia vs flu 2019 up till 2020 week 14 (when this took off?).
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/covid-data/covidview/04102020/nchs-data.html last week is really interesting. Was in surgery yesterday, pretty empty place for a big Hosp. I was in post op recovery for 5 hrs, about 10 came and left in that time.

 

[BRD@66]

I would never argue with the thread police but FWIW, I quit reading the cluttered CV thread weeks ago.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

ZX,

Apply for a mod job, then you can censor/dictate all the posters on the board, but only if you get the job.

You're beginning to sound tetchy and karen-ish...

Me, I like this thread.

 

[jordanmills]

One thing missing from the chart is:

Rioting and looting along with thousands of your favorite anarchists

By its absence, I assume that is a perfectly safe activity.

That's a zero, maybe a one.

 

[busykngt]

Occasionally I find myself needing to fight against feeding his OCD. But mostly I just ignore his attempts at “thread control”. Otherwise, he seems to be a pretty good guy (sans his OCD).

 

[busykngt]

Interesting CDC data for corona vs pneumonia vs flu

verses “other causes”. Since the “Total Death” numbers are obviously not just from the three discrete reasons listed.

Thus I’m not real sure what I’m looking at, here. I can see, in a three week period COVID-19 deaths go from less than one-tenth percent of ‘Total Deaths’ to almost seven percent, while the other two causes more-or-less stay within the parameters they had been running (percentage-wise).

That leads me to question “how” those deaths were classified/defined. Especially in light of *some* news reports saying deaths from other causes were encouraged to be reported as COVID deaths if even the remotest connection could be made.

 

[seeker_two]

That one's even stupider than this one.....

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[gdr_11]

I have to laugh when I see these kinds of charts because, in the midst of all the reports of "cases" hospitalizations and deaths, there have never been any reports on how many people were "infected" at grocery stores, gas stations or other areas other than the repeated claims against church and part gatherings. We all know that the single biggest problem in not sneezing or coughing but the ATM keypads that 100% of the population have to touch in order to buy gas, groceries or anything else. They wipe the carts, counters and checkout belts, but the keypads are seldom cleaned.

Anyway, still waiting for the report on how many lives Brookshires, HEB and Kroger have saved with their masks, arrows and belt wiping.

 

[oldag]

I have to laugh when I see these kinds of charts because, in the midst of all the reports of "cases" hospitalizations and deaths, there have never been any reports on how many people were "infected" at grocery stores, gas stations or other areas other than the repeated claims against church and part gatherings. We all know that the single biggest problem in not sneezing or coughing but the ATM keypads that 100% of the population have to touch in order to buy gas, groceries or anything else. They wipe the carts, counters and checkout belts, but the keypads are seldom cleaned.

Anyway, still waiting for the report on how many lives Brookshires, HEB and Kroger have saved with their masks, arrows and belt wiping.

And then the cashier/waiter/etc. hands you a pen used by everybody and his brother (and never disinfected) with which to sign the credit card receipt...

 

[ZX9RCAM]

And then the cashier/waiter/etc. hands you a pen used by everybody and his brother (and never disinfected) with which to sign the credit card receipt...

When I pick stuff up, I carry a pen with me.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

gdr,

The chart numbers are pure speculation, not science.

 

[deemus]

I have to laugh when I see these kinds of charts because, in the midst of all the reports of "cases" hospitalizations and deaths, there have never been any reports on how many people were "infected" at grocery stores, gas stations or other areas other than the repeated claims against church and part gatherings. We all know that the single biggest problem in not sneezing or coughing but the ATM keypads that 100% of the population have to touch in order to buy gas, groceries or anything else. They wipe the carts, counters and checkout belts, but the keypads are seldom cleaned.

Anyway, still waiting for the report on how many lives Brookshires, HEB and Kroger have saved with their masks, arrows and belt wiping.

Kroger is wiping them often. I saw one kid who was wiping them after every customer.

 

[oldag]

When I pick stuff up, I carry a pen with me.

Have carried my own pen for decades. Found I seldom caught whatever bug was going around.