cabezadecaballo
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Temp and UV
CoronaVirus
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Temp and UV
UV from the sun is not strong enough to kill it.
Sig Hansen
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Spring brings seasonal allergies, so the cold can stay as long as it wants imo.
Sig Hansen
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Yeah definitely looks like they dodged a bullet.
Omar
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I’m allergic to pollen, so I know how bad it can be. However, I’d rather have the allergies and warm weather than it just be cold all the time. With the gyms closed, I’ve been running and I do not like running in cold weather.
cabezadecaballo
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2 inches overnight here, but melting quickly in the sun. 1-3 starting tomorrow afternoon.
cabezadecaballo
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"Instantly", of course not. Sunshine definitely speeds the death of the virus when exposed. No questions there.
I've grown weary of articles predicting doom and gloom and how we're not going to be able to go out in public until 2021, just as I have grown weary of the pooh-poohers who claim that this is doing no more damage than the flu. However, it seems inevitable that, sooner than later, society will be opened up and regulations a bit relaxed. Today, I read this article, which might be the easiest to understand how we might function and still stay comparatively safe. It's practical and not hysterical, yet serious.
www.linkedin.com
Saving Your Health, One Mask at a Time
We all hear the same things: wash your hands, don't touch your face, stay at home, stay 6 feet away from others. Viruses live on boxes and plastic and doorknobs and.
www.linkedin.com
cabezadecaballo
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I've grown weary of articles predicting doom and gloom and how we're not going to be able to go out in public until 2021, just as I have grown weary of the pooh-poohers who claim that this is doing no more damage than the flu. However, it seems inevitable that, sooner than later, society will be opened up and regulations a bit relaxed. Today, I read this article, which might be the easiest to understand how we might function and still stay comparatively safe. It's practical and not hysterical, yet serious.
Saving Your Health, One Mask at a Time
We all hear the same things: wash your hands, don't touch your face, stay at home, stay 6 feet away from others. Viruses live on boxes and plastic and doorknobs and.
Whereas these people are idiots -
US may have to endure social distancing until 2022 if no vaccine is quickly found, scientists predict | CNN
Social distancing may be the new normal for quite a while.
www.cnn.com
The Schleprock media bombast will cause suicides. If there is a place to apply the "even if it saves one life" school of thought, it should be in CNN's production meetings. The politicized gloom campaigns in media are pathetic. They cheer failure as Bill Maher did.
Omar
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Yeah, f that. I actually start getting more anxious when the weather sucks. It’s bad enough to be stuck inside 90% of the day, but now even in spring, it’s too cold to do anything. It’s adding insult to injury, just give us this one f’n thing.
Omar
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What bothers me is that’s the absolute worst case scenario, but the headline is written like it’s a good possibility. This is what people are talking about when they say the media pushes fear. It would be more realistic to say “Virus unlikely to last past 2022”, but that doesn’t grab anyone’s attention.Whereas these people are idiots -
US may have to endure social distancing until 2022 if no vaccine is quickly found, scientists predict | CNN
Social distancing may be the new normal for quite a while.
The Schleprock media bombast will cause suicides. If there is a place to apply the "even if it saves one life" school of thought, it should be in CNN's production meetings. The politicized gloom campaigns in media are pathetic. They cheer failure as Bill Maher did.
Thavoice
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BUt looking up for next week.
This cruddy weather makes this grounding by the govt toleratable, but man when the weather breaks......
The media purveyors of panic are just as reprehensible as these purveyors of " hoax."
Unfortunately, the cable news has become a wing of political idealism, and the public, never known for its wisdom, has latched onto the lies and propaganda they hear, and have watched and listened to politically motivated coverage. I long for the days when something as serious as this was covered with actual facts, not sensationalism, but that's the world today. So many are totally confused. Of course, this is something disease very new, but we are not served at all by those who say, " We will be locked down until 2023," just as we are not served by those who say," The virus is a hoax, designed to bring down Trump." One thing this pandemic has shown is that one cannot believe those who are supposed to relate the truth. That's a real shame. I put much more confidence in science than I do in talking heads or political hacks who are concerned only with getting into or staying in office. So, when it comes to criticism of the media, I say," A pox on both your houses."
Unfortunately, the cable news has become a wing of political idealism, and the public, never known for its wisdom, has latched onto the lies and propaganda they hear, and have watched and listened to politically motivated coverage. I long for the days when something as serious as this was covered with actual facts, not sensationalism, but that's the world today. So many are totally confused. Of course, this is something disease very new, but we are not served at all by those who say, " We will be locked down until 2023," just as we are not served by those who say," The virus is a hoax, designed to bring down Trump." One thing this pandemic has shown is that one cannot believe those who are supposed to relate the truth. That's a real shame. I put much more confidence in science than I do in talking heads or political hacks who are concerned only with getting into or staying in office. So, when it comes to criticism of the media, I say," A pox on both your houses."
Has more to do with humidity and temp than UV is all i was saying pertaining to Covid. However for plenty of others UV does kill it
clarkgriswold
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Oops-
nypost.com
Man dies from coronavirus after calling it a ‘political ploy’
An Ohio man who dismissed the coronavirus pandemic as a “political ploy” and ripped his state’s lockdown as “bulls–t,” has died of COVID-19, according to reports…
nypost.com
clarkgriswold
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I don't see anyone laughing.
Still not judging?
cabezadecaballo
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East will make a 2000 word essay where he will have some convoluted response where nobody really understands what he says.
It is my personal belief that eib thinks in a different language, and that part of him just doesn't translate.
I think he over thinks things. Puts a lot of thought into posts but they often miss the point, make little sense, or gets hung up on weird minor details and over thinks them into a web of confusion. I like him though and I am just messing with him light heartedly
Hardly ever agree with him, mostly bc i just dont understand him and his posts, but he is always respectful and does put a lot of thought into them. Might just be one of those people where I am not on the same wave length as him, which happens often bc I am weird as sh1t.
But i am glad I am not the only person routinely confused
Hardly ever agree with him, mostly bc i just dont understand him and his posts, but he is always respectful and does put a lot of thought into them. Might just be one of those people where I am not on the same wave length as him, which happens often bc I am weird as sh1t.
But i am glad I am not the only person routinely confused
Kind of like you vs EP.
cabezadecaballo
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You are right. I don't speak "effete _poser". e_p does not translate well, at all.
How can anyone still have any confidence that this administration had any idea as to the best way to respond to the pandemic? What makes anyone think they know now?
www.reuters.com
Special Report: Former Labradoodle breeder was tapped to lead U.S. pandemic task force
On January 21, the day the first U.S. case of coronavirus was reported, the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services appeared on Fox News to report the latest on the disease as it ravaged China. Alex Azar, a 52-year-old lawyer and former drug industry executive...
www.reuters.com
eastisbest
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Nope, what they (michigan) are doing seems to be working better than those not doing. We don't have Detroit. They do. And being on their doorstep, I'm fine with their shut-down. Has something changed you think I could reevaluate?
eastisbest
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East will make a 2000 word essay where he will have some convoluted response where nobody really understands what he says.
and trivial attemps to put people on the defensive are still trivial. If you can't keep up, read cabbageheads 2000 googled replies
instead of one comprehensive post.eastisbest
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it's been nine minutes and he hasn't commented. New record.
Redirect Notice
www.google.com
She is an idiot, got called out, and was forced to change course here. Lady is a c u next tuesday
Neither side is fit to lead. Thats a factHow can anyone still have any confidence that this administration had any idea as to the best way to respond to the pandemic? What makes anyone think they know now?
Special Report: Former Labradoodle breeder was tapped to lead U.S. pandemic task force
On January 21, the day the first U.S. case of coronavirus was reported, the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services appeared on Fox News to report the latest on the disease as it ravaged China. Alex Azar, a 52-year-old lawyer and former drug industry executive...