the odds of that are really low too...dont feel like doing more math...i'm just saying 1 encounter represents a very low risk... what is higher risk is multiple encounters by multiple people. If everybody 'goes for it', then the odds that the virus spreads is high. I've often wondered how many 'paid for' sex acts there are a day in this city (must be a few thousand)...Dying doesn't scare me, it's to be really sick, and to be disabled for the rest of my life, and to be deprived of everything I loved.
That also applies for example to an MP provider who has multiple clients (low estimate)a day and works 2 to 4 days a week. You stay with that 1 provider and its the same thing.the odds of that are really low too...dont feel like doing more math...i'm just saying 1 encounter represents a very low risk... what is higher risk is multiple encounters by multiple people. If everybody 'goes for it', then the odds that the virus spreads is high. I've often wondered how many 'paid for' sex acts there are a day in this city (must be a few thousand)...
And what about contaminating others? Specially your family and friends? That should be a main concern in my opinion.Dying doesn't scare me, it's to be really sick, and to be disabled for the rest of my life, and to be deprived of everything I loved.
That's 100% what will happen, lockdown well into next year... if anything, there will be more restrictions coming, not less.The Prime Minister did not seen very optimistic today when asked about Christmas, I think that the Red Zone restrictions are going to extend into the new year(IMO).
Now they are the strictest, but Quebec was first to open up. They also did less in terms of reducing contact amongst students....the list goes on. We are, by far, the most "fly by the seat of our pants". They are fastest to lock up again because they know they have the most fragile health care system. They have 2x the deaths with half the population of Ontario. Density is part of it, but behavior is a bigger part of it. Look at a cafe in Paris. Look at a cafe in Munich. You will see why France has a bigger problem than Germany. It's all discipline and behavior. Quebecers are just less disciplined (in general). You don't need to look far, watch how we drive Why are there only 2 cities in NA that don't allow right turns on red lights ? We'd kill all the pedestrians.^^^^ Quebec had the strictest rules in Canada, most were locked down and big fines for not following. Montreal has a very dense population, the cause of their large amount of cases, give Montreal the popation of Saskatoon and you would have seen way lower numbers and give Saskatoon the popation of Montreal and they would have been the hot spot.
Restrictions in Quebec will most likely not be lifted until April.
Agencies will be allowed to stay open as long as the healthcare system is not overwhelmed.
point was simply Quebec has the worst outcomes in Canada.
then what is he doing exactly?
We can’t eat at a restaurant but you can eat at an agency... so enlighten me/us...