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IamNY

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I fear that more & more states will succumb to Trump's pressure & will re-open within the next few weeks.

Many more people travel from Canada to the USA so it will be Trump succumbing to Canada's pressure. I see the border opening up sometime in June, so we will get back to you.
 

jalimon

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Thinking about it this is a blessing for Boeing. A shut down following by many months of very weak demand with free money from a bailout it give the 1-2 year they need to fix their fucking plane ;)
 

Cruiser777

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OK. Let’s compare Quebec and the US

US- number of cases is 675000 per 328 M of population, i.e. 2057/M
Quebec- 16798 cases per 8.5 M. i.e. 1976/m
Deaths rate: US, 105.3/M, Quebec 81/M
Where is the MUCH BETTER difference?

Before we throw numbers away, I like to remind you that Quebec had 3X times the senior homes / facilities run by the
Quebec government (And some privately also) compare to any other provinces in Canada
(Don't know the ratio / seniors home in the US).

So there are more seniors in the system in Quebec who were taken care of 'Very nicely' prior to this, it is is unfortunate
that this virus hit the seniors homes big time where the majority of the victims are over 70 or so (Lets not forget also that
Quebec had the most testing done way before anyone else)...
Also when thousands of people were returning to Quebec from The US.

While in the US people are bitching, fighting, believing its a hoax, not respecting the SDing rules, testing per capita...maybe way
lower then anywhere else in the world ??? etc etc, the final numbers are still to be determined, then we can compare
real numbers / differences.

Also in the US, whats with the line ups of thousands of cars waiting for hours for food basket ???
Some of the cars I see in the line ups are not all shit boxes, I see some fancy cars people bagging for food ?

Although Quebec and so many other countries taking care of the needy, the poor by distributing food baskets etc
but didn't see anything like whats happening in the US.
 

CLOUD 500

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There is so much we do not know about Covid-19 and all of this fear mongering is causing panic. There is a complete lack of evidence. It is not clear of the majority of people are carrying the virus and are just asymptomatic. We do not know if social distancing is effective. We do not know what kind of effect reopening the economy will have. Only way is to try it out, an experiment if you will. We need data. On the other hand I was looking up on Polio and the epidemic during the mid 20th century. It bares many similarities even though the disease is different. Polio is far more worse and dangerous then Covid-19 and it was very contagious yet they did not do this kind of complete lockdown that they are doing today. The epidemic lasted decades till an actual vaccine was developed in 1954. There is still no cure for Polio but it can only be prevented. Point is one has to look at the past to see how things played out. There may never be a vaccine for Covid-19. Do we live in fear and locked up at home for decades? That is not living life if you ask me. I rather take my chances. My own personal opinion.

An interesting article of the Polio epidemic using the lens of Covid-19 -> https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coron...io-epidemic-through-a-covid-19-lens-1.4901831
 

The Nature Boy

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Do you know how polio is transmitted brother?
 

CLOUD 500

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The Nature Boy

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No, but I’m asking you directly. How is polio transmitted?
 

cloudsurf

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TNB , He knows shit ...pun intended.
C500 you better read up a lot more before you come on here and write nonsense.
Coronavirus spreads far easier and faster than Polio and is a lot more deadly.
Polio caused paralysis in about .05% of the infected population pre 1950`s. Over 99% of the rest had very mild or no symptoms. The kill ratio was 10% of .05%....a tiny fraction of the 2% killed by covid19.
Transmission was highest among those living in poverty and unsanitary conditions. Transmission was through digesting fecal matter and rarely saliva and not by breathing or touch like coronavirus .

Careful with DATO guys.
 

The Nature Boy

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I’m not reading the fucking articles cause I know how it spreads, and I’m asking you, do you Bizarro Cloudy?
 

ShyMan

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I thought Montreal instituted weeks ago what London (England) will begin doing Monday (20 April 2020) -- disallowing passengers from boarding buses in the front.

AFP/ga reported:

"LONDON: London's transport authorities on Friday (Apr 18) announced new measures to protect bus drivers from coronavirus, as colleagues held a minute's silence for 20 who have already died.

Mayor Sadiq Khan, whose father was a bus driver, led tributes to the victims as authorities said passengers would no longer be able to use the front door near the driver.

"It breaks my heart that 20 London bus workers have lost their lives to #COVID19. It could easily have been my dad and his friends," Khan wrote on Twitter.


The seats at the front of buses closest to the driver have been roped off and drivers sit behind a clear protective screen.

In the new measure to be introduced from Monday, the front doors will now be kept shut with passengers asked to get on and off using the middle doors.

The RMT union reported that one bus operator in south-west England responded to its demands for more protection by fitting "what can best be described as a shower curtain" to the driver's cab.

Drivers complained that "the curtain is so flimsy members of the public have been pulling it to one side in order to speak to the driver" -- which risks greater contact with passengers.

Khan is also lobbying the British government to advise people to wear face masks on public transport, to try to stem the spread of coronavirus.

Ministers have expressed scepticism about the idea in the past, but say the issue is under review."
 

The Nature Boy

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Okie dokie. I would imagine you take dining @ the Anus to another level my friend
 

CLOUD 500

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^^^^^

I never did DATO. Not really my cup of tea and high risk of transmission of many different diseases.
 

sweetspot

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I was wasting some time yesterday and saw these 2 videos that I recommend if you have time over the weekend.

ABC News: How covid-19 came to be and dealt with in the beginning at the epicenter Wuhan. We read the news from western media but probably don't know a whole lot about the situation in China. This video was an eye opener for me in some ways, and answered some of my questions. It's a long video, so watch it at 1.75-2x speed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycrqXJYf1SU

Japanese medical experts simulate droplets from sneezing and talking to each other:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2azcn7MqOU
 

westwoody

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There is a complete lack of evidence. It is not clear of the majority of people are carrying the virus and are just asymptomatic
Everything you just wrote is wrong.
Stop reading CTV news and thinking it is the same as a peer reviewed journal.
Polio is far more worse and dangerous then Covid-19
False equivalency, the means of transmission are completely different.
 

The Nature Boy

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Thank you woody. I hope this all ends quickly so you can get back to pecking away
 

westwoody

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I want to peck so bad!

The media reporting on this has varied from poor to absolutely idiotic.
It's always been terrible on anything science related.