you seem mad people are living their livesOriginally Posted by CryptoNinja
if you don't like it move to Canada or North Korea you dumb faggot
you seem mad people are living their lives
if you don't like it move to Canada or North Korea you dumb faggot
There's a difference between 99% reliable and 50-70% reliable.Sure i'll list all the examples and the underlying logic/mechanisms just one more time and then we can keep groundhogdaying the same shit in two months when you conveniently forget all about it.
100% reliable tests don't exist for ANYTHING.
And sure tell me more about incubation period. I've never heard of this thing. Maybe you can cover relation of virus replication to transmissivity and how it affects test accuracy while you're at it.
Furthremore, you can only prevent spread through testing/tracing if you catch it at near patient zero. Once it's spread even a little bit, especially among a large and mobile populaiton, you're screwed, and testing/tracing only becomes useful at the micro level. This is especially true for viruses which spread presymptomatically. Those who feel no symptoms won't get tested until it's too late.
You can try to babble as much as you want about how this can successfully be done, but it's mathematically impossible given the way COVID played out. That's why not a single country was able to eradicate it, and why only small, isolated countries (like New Zealand) or ones with docile/compliant populations (South Korea) were able to produce better outcomes.
The US was drawing dead regarding COVID.
You're just stuck on the testing/tracing bandwagon because it was one of the anti-Trump talking points of 2020, and you feel the reflexive need to defend that, in the face of all logic.
Druff is fucking murdering gimmick itt
This is probably all true, but it hasn't stopped the mainstream media and left wing politicans from making it seem as if we now have a COVID crisis decimating our children.Define “rate”. It’s a very important distinction.
There are more kids and younger aged people making up the overall population of people in ICU’s and deaths on a percentage basis now compared to a year ago.
The rate at which Covid or delta or theta or whatever Greek alphabet variant you want to use is impacting kids and younger people is unchanged to a year ago.
The appearance of higher % of instances is because the group that kids and other young people are being compared too is vaccinated at a much higher rate. People 65 and over at 73% plus, 40 and under are less than half.
The overall impact to vaccinated older people has greatly improved while the younger/kids bucket has improved but at a much slower rate.
You need to look at all the variables when you talk about this shit. Half the population can’t seem to wrap their heads around it.
As the great Yogi Berra once said, 50% of all statistics are made up.
It’s about 8 per 100K cases 17 or under. It’s not high but it’s not zero.there are no kids in the hospital you stupid faggot, covid does not affect kids
they're all fat with at least 2 co-morbiditiesIt’s about 8 per 100K cases 17 or under. It’s not high but it’s not zero.
sorry to burst your bubble, normal, healthy kids are fine, it's less deadly than it was a year ago, and kids were more than fine then.
stop posting and falling for propaganda
Sure or you could just look up my previous posts how contact tracing gets ahead of the virus. Or just about any reasonable explanation why countries all over the world still keep using contact tracing with infectious diseases.There's a difference between 99% reliable and 50-70% reliable.
Furthremore, you can only prevent spread through testing/tracing if you catch it at near patient zero. Once it's spread even a little bit, especially among a large and mobile populaiton, you're screwed, and testing/tracing only becomes useful at the micro level. This is especially true for viruses which spread presymptomatically. Those who feel no symptoms won't get tested until it's too late.
You can try to babble as much as you want about how this can successfully be done, but it's mathematically impossible given the way COVID played out. That's why not a single country was able to eradicate it, and why only small, isolated countries (like New Zealand) or ones with docile/compliant populations (South Korea) were able to produce better outcomes.
The US was drawing dead regarding COVID.
You're just stuck on the testing/tracing bandwagon because it was one of the anti-Trump talking points of 2020, and you feel the reflexive need to defend that, in the face of all logic.
I'm not gonna explain that shit again and again. Lol at mathematically impossible.
But hey it's nice that you projected your real reason for this spout of retardation.
You're just stuck on the anti-testing/tracing bandwagon because it was one of the Trump talking points of 2020, and you feel the reflexive need to defend that, in the face of all logic.
Your "previous posts" stated nothing which answered these concerns, and was just your usual babbling.Sure or you could just look up my previous posts how contact tracing gets ahead of the virus. Or just about any reasonable explanation why countries all over the world still keep using contact tracing with infectious diseases.
I'm not gonna explain that shit again and again. Lol at mathematically impossible.
But hey it's nice that you projected your real reason for this spout of retardation.
You're just stuck on the anti-testing/tracing bandwagon because it was one of the Trump talking points of 2020, and you feel the reflexive need to defend that, in the face of all logic.
Again, contract tracing is nearly impossible with a large and mobile population, where a contagious, presymptomatic-spreading virus has already begun its spread. It's not like identifying 3 people who came into the country with a virus, getting to them quickly, and quarantining everyone with whom they've had contact.
By the time any country considered a testing/tracing method to stop the virus, it was too late. There is/was no practical way to make it work. This becomes even tougher with a test which is full of false negatives.
Back to the original reason this came back up. A "negative test' to enter Lollapalooza will reduce transmission a little bit (because those testing positive can't go), but given the test's false negatives, plus the large, packed-in crowd, it's not a safe place to be. It's better than a similar event indoors, but anyone who thinks Lollapalooza was "safe" is kidding themselves. Also, it seems vaccinated people are transmitting COVID, so that's another problem, as they weren't even tested.
Time to just accept that some activities are going to be COVID spreaders, and understand that we probably need to just deal with it, and make people aware of their risks (which for young people isn't very high).
When are you retards going to come to to conclusion that COVID-19 will never go away at this point. The sooner you realize this the better. Just live your life and move on.
I don't know the answer to this but he is definitely fucking hysterical.
I couldn't imagine waking up every day and turning on CNN. Anyone who does deserves his abuse.
There's literally no point in me explaining this to you for the 3rd time. But whatever, lets waste more of my time.Your "previous posts" stated nothing which answered these concerns, and was just your usual babbling.
Again, contract tracing is nearly impossible with a large and mobile population, where a contagious, presymptomatic-spreading virus has already begun its spread. It's not like identifying 3 people who came into the country with a virus, getting to them quickly, and quarantining everyone with whom they've had contact.
By the time any country considered a testing/tracing method to stop the virus, it was too late. There is/was no practical way to make it work. This becomes even tougher with a test which is full of false negatives.
Back to the original reason this came back up. A "negative test' to enter Lollapalooza will reduce transmission a little bit (because those testing positive can't go), but given the test's false negatives, plus the large, packed-in crowd, it's not a safe place to be. It's better than a similar event indoors, but anyone who thinks Lollapalooza was "safe" is kidding themselves. Also, it seems vaccinated people are transmitting COVID, so that's another problem, as they weren't even tested.
Time to just accept that some activities are going to be COVID spreaders, and understand that we probably need to just deal with it, and make people aware of their risks (which for young people isn't very high).
You failed testing harder than any other first world country. Because of that in most areas contact tracing wouldn't have been useful. That has nothing to do with how well testing or contact tracing works and everything to do with how hard you failed with testing.
If it helps you can come up with excuses why it doesn't matter, oh wait.
expect more of this as these spoiled teachers try to muzzle your kids while they bitch and moan about having to go back to work.
LOL if you don't want to do your job then leave, we will find someone who wants a job, you're basically a day care.
Uneducated anti-vax people are unfortunately not qualified to teach.
the most vaccine hesitant group are PHD holders, try again
of course the uneducated dirty stinky black people are diluting the numbers, but only morons would take this vaccine
are half of the CDC doctors that refused dumb? or is it possible they know something you don't
Nothing to worry about. Jesus will surely save him.
Edit: fuckin Tommy beat me to it.
Another gut-wrenching, on-the-ground report from a totally reasonable and politically unbiased nurse, who just can't help but report the carnage she sees:
https://twitter.com/Jessicam6946/status/1426569588825858051
Really sad story, right?
And we have no reason to believe this nurse would ever make this up, becuase she's always so rational and unbiased, and...
https://twitter.com/Jessicam6946/status/1426929125218979844
Well, never mind.
Here's her Twitter bio:
Won't identify herself or even prove that she's really a nurse.Front line ICU NP. USAF brat. ASU & Fresno SU Alumna. #CovidICU #TravelNurse #AANP #USAFR #Survivor #FBR
#NoNakedNostrils #Resister #LGBTQ #BLM #Millennial
Twitter feed is full of left-wing extremism, both COVID-related and non-COVID-related.
Doesn't matter. The Twitter left looooooooooooves their scary on-the-ground doctor/nurse reports, especially ones which make Republicans look bad.
https://www.usnews.com/news/health-n...oking-backlash
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