@sonhouse saidSo you agree that this summer it looks like covid is going away.
@Eladar
Come back and say that again come January, we will see who is inferior intellectually.
Unlike Spanish Flu, this thing is only much of a threat to the elderly. This winter it will no longer be novel.
I really doubt we will see the kinds of deaths we see in New York, perhaps it will be bad in California. California nursing homes have not been ravaged yet.
@eladar saidSo we have had summer solistice, so the amount of sunlight we get on the northern hemisphere. How is the virus (And you implied SARS_Cov-2) faring?
http://sunlightinstitute.org/sanitizing-with-sunlight-the-best-disinfectant-know/
In reality, it has long been known that sunlight is a powerful disinfectant and bactericide. As early as 1877, researchers discovered that sugar water left in the shade became cloudy, indicative of bacterial growth, but if exposed to sunlight, it remained clear.[3] In 1890, the German microbi ...[text shortened]... stabilization ponds.[5] [6] [7]
More evidence that the key to stopping this virus is sunlight.
@ponderable saidAre people staying outside or are they in air conditioning?
So we have had summer solistice, so the amount of sunlight we get on the northern hemisphere. How is the virus (And you implied SARS_Cov-2) faring?
Government policy telling people to stat inside is making matters worse.
@eladar saidSo, dude.
http://sunlightinstitute.org/sanitizing-with-sunlight-the-best-disinfectant-know/
In reality, it has long been known that sunlight is a powerful disinfectant and bactericide. As early as 1877, researchers discovered that sugar water left in the shade became cloudy, indicative of bacterial growth, but if exposed to sunlight, it remained clear.[3] In 1890, the German microbi ...[text shortened]... stabilization ponds.[5] [6] [7]
More evidence that the key to stopping this virus is sunlight.
The novel coronavirus is indeed highly susceptible to UV radiation, including from the sun. That's granted, and sometimes when I think there's a chance that the virus could have gotten on, say, my wallet, I'll just set it out in direct sunlight for 5 or 10 minutes. A leather wallet cannot be washed with alcohol or soap -- I mean, not without ruining it.
But you have to admit that you can't get sunlight everywhere. I'd be nice if our bodies were transparent to UV radiation, but they aren't.
Just speaking to the room at large here, I also recommend against using Tide pods as suppositories.
@Soothfast
I heard you had to use at least THREE as suppositories, one is just not enough. At least that is what I heard from the WH briefing room...….
@sonhouse saidYes, the bigger the ass the more suppositories are necessary. Trump reportedly needs seven thousand.
@Soothfast
I heard you had to use at least THREE as suppositories, one is just not enough. At least that is what I heard from the WH briefing room...….
@Eladar
Are you frigging KIDDING? You haven't noticed the resurgence of C19 in the southern states and the new cases going up and past 50,000 a day and Fauci predicting 100,000 new cases a DAY? And I may be wrong but it has been said July is in fact summertime. So where is this magical disappearance of C19 then?
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@sonhouse saidThis again depends on population. Why cant people understand this. According to WM the New Cases yesterday for the entire US is 50k, what you deliberately choose to ignore is we tested 0.6 MILLION people yesterday!
@Eladar
Are you frigging KIDDING? You haven't noticed the resurgence of C19 in the southern states and the new cases going up and past 50,000 a day and Fauci predicting 100,000 new cases a DAY? And I may be wrong but it has been said July is in fact summertime. So where is this magical disappearance of C19 then?
There has been a sharp rise is new cases because there has been a sharp rise in testing! The new cases have been climbing dramatically since the middle of June. The accompanying deaths are nowhere to be found...deaths continue to be in steady decline.
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@joe-shmo saidNot necessarily. I take it what you mean by "new cases" is "newly detected cases".
There has been a sharp rise is new cases because there has been a sharp rise in testing!
A rise in new actual cases i.e. including as-yet unconfirmed ones can at least be partly what could cause an increase in testing which in turn can lead to more people being actually tested. A rise in new actual cases should mean more people showing symptoms and that can cause an increase in demand for number of people to be tested.
One thing pee-brain Trump seems to not get is that not detecting and confirming cases doesn't make all the actual cases magically go away; Its a bit like assuming if you don't look at a problem then it ceases to exist just purely because you don't see it! But then the reason why you wouldn't see it is because you aren't looking.
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@joe-shmo
600,000 out of a third of a BILLION? Wow, am I impressed or what.
What do you think of Trump announcing we need to slow down the testing so there won't be any new cases?
This is the announcement of a 'Stable Genius'?
More like the ramblings of dementia.
In case you have been watching REAL news stories in Arizona people are waiting in line as much as 8 hours for testing only to find the window of opportunity was 8 AM to 8:02 Am. Two minutes and they ran out of testing materials.
Yep, a real win for Trump.
That kind of testing crisis is nearly everywhere in the US now. It's no wonder only a half million have been tested with Trump as our 'fearless' leader.
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@humy saidYou cant have your cake and eat it too humy. New Cases are sharply rising over a duration of time much larger than the incubation period of COVID and deaths continue to decline. You are putting the cart before the horse in your "analysis". Where are the accompanying deaths?
Not necessarily. I take it what you mean by "new cases" is "newly detected cases".
A rise in new actual cases i.e. including as-yet unconfirmed ones can at least be partly what could cause an increase in testing which in term can lead to more people being actually tested. A rise in new actual cases should mean more people showing symptoms and that can cause an increase in deman ...[text shortened]... because you don't see it! But then the reason why you wouldn't see it is because you aren't looking.
I have data. On May 11th for example. The US tested 169,205. The New Positives on that day 17,655
10% Positive per Test Issued per Day
The same data now is 50,586 Positives/616,826 Tests = 8% Positve per Test Issued per Day.
If the disesase was refiring, the Positive per Test Issued per Day would be increasing from its values near the peak. However, this value, like deaths is also in decline from the peak.
@sonhouse saidDuring "peak" pandemic we were only testing at 1/3 of the rate we currently are.
@joe-shmo
600,000 out of a third of a BILLION? Wow, am I impressed or what.
What do you think of Trump announcing we need to slow down the testing so there won't be any new cases?
This is the announcement of a 'Stable Genius'?
More like the ramblings of dementia.
@sonhouse said"That kind of testing crisis is nearly everywhere in the US now. It's no wonder only a half million have been tested with Trump as our 'fearless' leader."
@joe-shmo
600,000 out of a third of a BILLION? Wow, am I impressed or what.
What do you think of Trump announcing we need to slow down the testing so there won't be any new cases?
This is the announcement of a 'Stable Genius'?
More like the ramblings of dementia.
In case you have been watching REAL news stories in Arizona people are waiting in line as much as 8 ...[text shortened]... the US now. It's no wonder only a half million have been tested with Trump as our 'fearless' leader.
Per day Sonhouse!...Half Million Test per Day!
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@eladar saidI think we have 2 cases in New Zealand at the current time.
So you agree that this summer it looks like covid is going away.
Unlike Spanish Flu, this thing is only much of a threat to the elderly. This winter it will no longer be novel.
I really doubt we will see the kinds of deaths we see in New York, perhaps it will be bad in California. California nursing homes have not been ravaged yet.
I wouldn't worry about it too much. As long as you take it seriously at the start you should be fine.