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Oh how ironic that I’ll be on a work assignment in Beloit for three weeks later this summer. Lol.

Ummmm...about next summer

Absolutely disgusting.

Ummmm. You just used his premise as your response.

What the actual ####???

So the people who know the most about the subject aren’t using statistics correctly? Seriously?

But that doesn’t mean they should be discounted.

That’s literally part of their job.

Think of all the lawsuits for negligence. Plus, if shelter in place and crowd reduction measures are instituted, they’ll not have a choice.

Well, don’t take it seriously. See how that works out.

That “moron” is one of the top virologists in the world. I’ll side with him.

This strain of SARS is rather resilient. It can remain on surfaces for days and can stay in the air for hours without being suspended in vapor. The fact that you can be positive and completely asymptomatic is extremely worrisome. It’s going to come in waves.

Sorry, the head of the NIH lowered it to 1.5MM.

Here’s what I posted in other threads: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/03/interview-francis-collins-nih/608221/ https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/03/18/america-united-states-lockdown-coming/

Not according to the top researchers in the US. We’re looking at almost a year’s worth of recovery ONLY if we enact stringent protocols now. https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/03/18/america-united-states-lockdown-coming/ https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/03/interview-francis-collins-nih/608221/