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Sounds like a wonderful new sport is about to be developed
 
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How can there be so much defective and ineffective equipment and gear coming from China?

It’s almost as if it’s intentional....


A lack of responsibility/consequences by chinese manufacturers and caring more about profit than the safety of the rest of the world (?).

I've said it before, remember the good ol' days when stuff was made in America, Mexico and Canada. That's what we should be promoting again. Maybe the USMCA will accomplish that.
 
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Police said they will not do anything if the drone identifies somebody who has a fever or is coughing. Instead, they will log the information, and after the testing phase is complete, work with experts to determine the best way to use the drone to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.

12 gauge + Turkey load = Good social distancing fun.

A 12 gauge might give the drone a brief but very high fever or it might cough and sputter before crashing and burning... Big Grin



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...Evidence is beginning to show the proportion of smokers infected with coronavirus is much lower than the rates in the general population...https://mol.im/a/8246939


A week or more back, Tucker Carlson made a passing reference to smokers faring better with the virus. With all the adulterants in tobacco products...


I heard a podcast a few days ago where the hosts talked about a couple of reviews of the existing studies on this matter. As I recall 2 reviewers looked a 20 studies and each picked the best 5 to focus on. One reviewer concluded there was no evidence smokers were better off, the other concluded smokers might be a bit worse off.

Too early to say one way or another, but there doesn't seem to be a clear, major difference one way or another.
 
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As much as 20% of NYC may have had Coronavirus already according to recent sample.

Nearly 3 million New Yorkers have had coronavirus, antibody study suggests


Yet another indication that it is way past time to rescind or otherwise ignore all the abusive, power grabbing BS by the petty tyrants and get everyone back to work - except for the elderly and infirm.

Unlike TP, ropes and trees are in good supply.

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There's another so called study by researchers and scientists regarding BP meds.

One group says that people on BP meds may be more susceptible to the virus, while another group says BP meds may protect people.

Flip a coin...

https://www.reuters.com/articl...search-idUSKCN2251GQ
 
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Flip a coin...

Same as it ever was. I’ve said for years that if you don’t like the medical survey results being touted this week, don’t sweat it. Next week they’ll have another study saying the exact opposite.
 
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Same as it ever was. I’ve said for years that if you don’t like the medical survey results being touted this week, don’t sweat it. Next week they’ll have another study saying the exact opposite.


Heck, they still can't tell us if butter or eggs are good for you, and they've had decades.




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And Pritzker just extended the bullshit lockdown for another month “with modifications”.... He’s mandating that we wear masks in public and can’t maintain 6 ft social distancing. Yeah, don’t think so....
 
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Same as it ever was. I’ve said for years that if you don’t like the medical survey results being touted this week, don’t sweat it. Next week they’ll have another study saying the exact opposite.


Heck, they still can't tell us if butter or eggs are good for you, and they've had decades.


It all depends on who is funding the research: Pro-Butter or Pro Eggs, Anti-Butter or Anti-Eggs lobbyist groups.
 
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I posted much earlier in this thread that my father in law, with several underlying health conditions, had tested positive. Although I was confident it would do him in like so many other things already should have, he keeps on keeping on.

But now he's a guinea pig of sorts. We got a call today that he's of great interest to the local and state health departments, and may even get a visit from the CDC. They don't know if there is a problem with testing, or if you actually can get this thing more than once.

The home where he stays was a hotbed, and the residents were being tested to determine their status. At the same time he requires occasional trips to the hospital, which also conducts a test while he is in their custody.

3/23, hospital tested him, results negative
4/3, tested at care facility, results positive
4/15, hospital tested him, results negative
4/20, hospital tested him, results positive.

He has his other health issues that cause him trouble, but he has been 100% asymptomatic as far as the Wuhan goes.


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I posted much earlier in this thread that my father in law, with several underlying health conditions, had tested positive. Although I was confident it would do him in like so many other things already should have, he keeps on keeping on.

But now he's a guinea pig of sorts. We got a call today that he's of great interest to the local and state health departments, and may even get a visit from the CDC. They don't know if there is a problem with testing, or if you actually can get this thing more than once.

The home where he stays was a hotbed, and the residents were being tested to determine their status. At the same time he requires occasional trips to the hospital, which also conducts a test while he is in their custody.

3/23, hospital tested him, results negative
4/3, tested at care facility, results positive
4/15, hospital tested him, results negative
4/20, hospital tested him, results positive.

He has his other health issues that cause him trouble, but he has been 100% asymptomatic as far as the Wuhan goes.

There's zero evidence that reinfection can occur. I suspect that the specificity and sensitivity of the tests, in addition to the protocol, is flawed.
 
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Tucker Carlson Questions The Wisdom of The Lock-down Approach...

During his opening monologue today Fox News host Tucker Carlson outlines how the Wuhan Virus has led to an authoritarian police state without any real basis in science.

“It is easier to be fooled, than to convince people they have been fooled.” Mark Twain.

What Carlson alludes to, though he didn’t specifically connect-the-dot, is the reality of how some sectors of the U.S. economy (the supermarket industry) have continued without issue. That factual reality doesn’t reconcile with the doomsday claims.

I think Carlson has been brilliant, night after night, through this Coronavirus epidemic. Last night’s opening monologue was among his best.


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There's zero evidence that reinfection can occur. I suspect that the specificity and sensitivity of the tests, in addition to the protocol, is flawed.


Which is why everybody wants to take a look at what's going on. Facility and hospital used separate labs.


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Here in NC, stay at home orders were supposed to end April 29th, but Governor Cooper extended that today to May 8th.
 
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Love him or hate him, Rand Paul gets its absolutely right in this speech on the senate floor. Unfortunately, with the retards, carpetbaggers, and wannabe totalitarians in Washington, it will fall completely on deaf ears and the the printing presses will be cranked up to warp speed. Much like the actions taken to save us from the Rona, the actions taken to save the economy are also likely to kill it.



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Here in NC, stay at home orders were supposed to end April 29th, but Governor Cooper extended that today to May 8th.


cooper is a true ass and he would not answer the question put to him asking if that meant things would open on May 9th and what types of business could open first. They are not releasing the numbers of recovered folks in N.C. since that would not help their agenda, but with only 254 (iirc) fatalities in the entire state and hospitals not even close to being full or almost empty, this stay home crap is worthless. It's just being used as an excuse to exert his control.
 
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Heck, they still can't tell us if butter or eggs are good for you, and they've had decades.

https://youtu.be/WYns5vR3QuQ
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Near 90% Mortality Rate in Intubated COVID-19 Patients in NYC


Mortality among hospitalized COVID-19 patients in New York City reached a whopping 88% for those requiring ventilators, researchers found.

...Among all patients who received mechanical ventilation, the mortality rate was 76.4% for adults ages 18 to 65, and nearly all patients over age 65 died (97.2%), reported Karina Davidson, PhD, of Northwell Health in New York City, and colleagues, writing in JAMA....



My friend age 70 contracted it from his wife who is a nurse working with nursing home patients. After being admitted at the hospital here with his blood O2 level dangerously low was intubated and remained so for over a week as his condition worsened. After 10 days his bilateral pneumonia showed slight clearing so they slightly decreased his sedatives and oxygen. His blood O2 did not drop. Blood numbers showed organ functions still ok. The docs had kept his kidneys and bowels functioning. Just heard Tuesday he's now off the ventilator!


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Love him or hate him, Rand Paul gets its absolutely right in this speech on the senate floor.

Love him!



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