So coronavirus is definitely going to kill a few of us.

[SPIT this]

North Korea no idea probably insulated to a degree.

North Korea had cases because some of their citizens travel back and forth from China. They had a novel approach to dealing with the virus. They shot anybody who they thought had it. I'm not kidding. Pretty effective tho.

[tgull]

CNN is literally orgasmic about the virus. There is not an anchor there that is not excited about the virus because it hurts the economy and then hurts Trump. The problem for the left wing loons is the virus is early. Come July this will be forgotten and the economy will rebound huge since there will be massive demand since people are not spending now, just in time for the election. Don't tell me the left wing is not excited about this, they are and it's obvious. I can't wait to see Biden give a rambling and incoherent speech comparing this to polio and how some distant relative recovered from it in 1952.

[splitthis]

I get a feeling of panic escalation on this forum. Simmer down nerds, you are gambling folks. In what other situation would you panic over a 2% loss rate? Unless you are in the high risk group, you chances of dying are infinitely smaller.

Turn lemons into lemonade. Use this time to live simply and relax and reconnect with yourself.

Namaste

[tgull]

CNN is literally orgasmic about the virus. There is not an anchor there that is not excited about the virus because it hurts the economy and then hurts Trump. The problem for the left wing loons is the virus is early. Come July this will be forgotten and the economy will rebound huge since there will be massive demand since people are not spending now, just in time for the election. Don't tell me the left wing is not excited about this, they are and it's obvious. I can't wait to see Biden give a rambling and incoherent speech comparing this to polio and how some distant relative recovered from it in 1952.

"You know my Aunt Jane had polio in 1952, and guess what? The Yankees won the World Series. Yeah, and what is up with this Steinbrenner guy? Look, we need to come together, I am Middle Class Joe and I can win. I grew up in Scranton."

[nunbeater]

I get a feeling of panic escalation on this forum. Simmer down nerds, you are gambling folks. In what other situation would you panic over a 2% loss rate? Unless you are in the high risk group, you chances of dying are infinitely smaller.

Turn lemons into lemonade. Use this time to live simply and relax and reconnect with yourself.

Namaste

fuck now I'm sweating thinking of all the hands I lost when I was 98% to win

[TheXFactor]

What an interesting coincidence.

Did Sylvia Browne also predict the rise and fall of Donald Trump?

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[Dan Druff]

Important coronavirus info if you take blood pressure meds: https://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sh...om-coronavirus

[sonatine]

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[Dan Druff]

One detail of COVID-19 which is baffling researchers is the fact that children seem to have some sort of built-in protection against it.

This is extremely uncommon.

Usually susceptibility to disease goes on an uneven reverse-bell-looking curve.

The very young and very old tend to be most vulnerable, with vulnerability starting off very high at birth, rapidly decreasing between ages 0 and 4, then steadily decreasing through age 12, then still decreasing through mid-20s, where it remains flat until the 30s, where risk starts slowly creeping up. Then starting from around age 50, risk starts to increase faster, and past age 80 it is very high again, similar to very young children.

But not COVID-19. While the risk to adults being a function of age is common, the uncommon part is the fact that children seem to be at little risk. Even babies are not dying from it, and they tend to be very susceptible to serious complications from many diseases, including flu.

It is currently not understood why children's bodies fight off the disease much better than adults.

[adamantium]

Shit got real, all schools closed, crowds over 50 not allowed. I work for the city, me and 40K coworkers are being asked to work from home if possible. Say goodbye to your grandparents

[adamantium]

One detail of COVID-19 which is baffling researchers is the fact that children seem to have some sort of built-in protection against it.

This is extremely uncommon.

Usually susceptibility to disease goes on an uneven reverse-bell-looking curve.

The very young and very old tend to be most vulnerable, with vulnerability starting off very high at birth, rapidly decreasing between ages 0 and 4, then steadily decreasing through age 12, then still decreasing through mid-20s, where it remains flat until the 30s, where risk starts slowly creeping up. Then starting from around age 50, risk starts to increase faster, and past age 80 it is very high again, similar to very young children.

But not COVID-19. While the risk to adults being a function of age is common, the uncommon part is the fact that children seem to be at little risk. Even babies are not dying from it, and they tend to be very susceptible to serious complications from many diseases, including flu.

It is currently not understood why children's bodies fight off the disease much better than adults.

Yeah we have covid19 in kindergarden here

[Dan Druff]

One detail of COVID-19 which is baffling researchers is the fact that children seem to have some sort of built-in protection against it.

This is extremely uncommon.

Usually susceptibility to disease goes on an uneven reverse-bell-looking curve.

The very young and very old tend to be most vulnerable, with vulnerability starting off very high at birth, rapidly decreasing between ages 0 and 4, then steadily decreasing through age 12, then still decreasing through mid-20s, where it remains flat until the 30s, where risk starts slowly creeping up. Then starting from around age 50, risk starts to increase faster, and past age 80 it is very high again, similar to very young children.

But not COVID-19. While the risk to adults being a function of age is common, the uncommon part is the fact that children seem to be at little risk. Even babies are not dying from it, and they tend to be very susceptible to serious complications from many diseases, including flu.

It is currently not understood why children's bodies fight off the disease much better than adults.

Yeah we have covid19 in kindergarden here

Children get it but they aren't having severe complications from it.

[Dan Druff]

I find it highly unlikely that the WSOP will take place as scheduled this year. I could see it possibly being delayed, but I'd be shocked if it started as scheduled in late May, barring a very quick disappearance of the virus.

Among other things, imagine the disaster if even one person gets diagnosed with it, who played there? Obviously it could have spread and people would still be asymptomatic, so they'd have to shut things down anyway.

The optics of running the WSOP at this point would be terrible.

I think Caesars is just taking a wait-and-see approach right now, just in case a miracle occurs and everything lessens and calms down quickly.

[Dan Druff]

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[adamantium]

Yeah we have covid19 in kindergarden here

Children get it but they aren't having severe complications from it.

But they can give you severe complications

[Dan Druff]

Children get it but they aren't having severe complications from it.

But they can give you severe complications

Yes. That's why the schools are closing.

Ben's isn't closed yet though.

[sonatine]

a senate staffer just tested positive.


this is going to absolutely eviscerate all the olds running this country.

[Dan Druff]

Princess and Viking cruise lines have shut down.

[Dan Druff]

I could have seen this coming.

Norwegian is the Caesars of cruise lines. It's appropriate they have a partnership.

Their customer service reps are mind bogglingly bad.

Now it turns out they were instructed to lie about coronavirus danger.

They've also lost 82% of their value since 1/14/20.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.was...outputType=amp

[Dan Druff]

Here's an article about kids and coronavirus, saying the same thing I did, even though I read it after my post:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/healt...-defeat-virus/

I didn't realize that other coronaviruses acted the same way, such as SARS and MERS.