MelroseHawkins
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That's been the whole problem with this robust virus, the long incubation period coupled with asymptomatic people unknowingly roaming around passing the virus. Add into that the virus lives so long in the air and on surfaces, it is a recipe for a disaster, which is what we are currently living.
It's almost like this baby was manufactured and got out into the wild. I was going to bring this up to discuss in this thread. Guess might as well do it now. I'm usually NOT of the conspiracy theory type and usually side on the side of science and/or evolution, but, China has been really trying to hide this thing and does not want their named tied to it which really makes one wonder. We know countries work on developing germs for germ warfare. Was this a situation where a scientist may have accidentally got infected in the lab and brought it to the outside world? This virus is a different dog secondary to the above paragraph.
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If there was a huge amounts of tests available and you had not shown symptoms would you want to get a test to find out if you have already had it?? I would, I would want to know if I have antigen immunity so I could go outside with my test results with me if in case any authorities wanted to stop me.
If I was no longer contagious I wouldnt stay at home but could go see family and friends and even volunteer or work somewhere. If I was immune and I could help at a hospital or get trained to do tests myself I would do it.
I could also right in a golf cart with another person.
How did those two countries get that damn many people anyway? Do they have much larger families on average? I don't get it. I mean I don't think of Asian families with 5-6 kids each.
Well China has a had a one child per family policy since 1979 with some modifications on and off for some rural families having two children. Just imagine how many people they would have without this policy the last 40 years.
That's been the whole problem with this robust virus, the long incubation period coupled with asymptomatic people unknowingly roaming around passing the virus. Add into that the virus lives so long in the air and on surfaces, it is a recipe for a disaster, which is what we are currently living.
It's almost like this baby was manufactured and got out into the wild. I was going to bring this up to discuss in this thread. Guess might as well do it now. I'm usually NOT of the conspiracy theory type and usually side on the side of science and/or evolution, but, China has been really trying to hide this thing and does not want their named tied to it which really makes one wonder. We know countries work on developing germs for germ warfare. Was this a situation where a scientist may have accidentally got infected in the lab and brought it to the outside world? This virus is a different dog secondary to the above paragraph.
I believe that you are correct that they are two different books. If you google End of Days by Sylvia Brown and The Eyes of Darkness by Dean Koontz I think you will find that this is a comparison of the two.
As I posted awhile back (you will have to go look up the links, I am too lazy to repost), a small French study showed that it was effective in improving illness outcome, and a small Chinese study found it had no impact on outcome.
More work has probably been published (open-source) in the last few days, but I haven't seen it.
As this is considered an "essential" drug by WHO for its role in fighting malaria, I wonder if there is concern about creating resistant forms of pathogens? Not really sure, but lots of groups seem to be trying this out right now, so we should hear fairly definitively if it helps pretty soon.
(KWWL) -- "A new analysis predicts Iowa will make it through the coronavirus pandemic without a shortage in hospital beds, if social distancing mandates are maintained.
The University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics & Evaluation (IHME) released an interactive projection for every state.
As of Monday, that analysis found Iowa's peak resource use will come in 15 days, on April 15."
How the hell can they have 4 times the population of the US then? Again, I don't get it.
Well China has a had a one child per family policy since 1979 with some modifications on and off for some rural families having two children. Just imagine how many people they would have without this policy the last 40 years.
The point was just that a smart MIT Mfer has that opinion. I really have no idea.
I posted an article in this thread or the Economic thread about Tulane Univ researchers showing to a high level of accuracy based on genetic info that the covid virus was not manufactured in a lab. I read the article and just barely sort of understood the genetic base pair mappings etc but the article also said the head of the US NIH National Institutes of Health and their people peer reviewed and agreed with Tulane.
Organic molecules have isomers or mirror images and some or many of them actually are favored naturally but not sure if this is part of the findings.
But, can't they still be natural and manipulated in a lab? Not synthetic, per se. Kind of like cross breeding an animal or plant?
How the hell can they have 4 times the population of the US then? Again, I don't get it.
They've been around for thousands of years while the US has been around hundreds of years. Obviously there is more to it than that. But that's probably the biggest factor.How the hell can they have 4 times the population of the US then? Again, I don't get it.
They've been around for thousands of years while the US has been around hundreds of years. Obviously there is more to it than that. But that's probably the biggest factor.
Think about the east coast compared to the rest of the county. They've been around 100 years or so longer than everyone else. The west coast has filled in fast because it's a great place to live, but the east coast is where everyone populated before they decided to go west. Their foothold was already established. It's very similar to a virus actually. Wherever it takes foothold fastest, the population grows more and more. It's always ahead of the area it it populated later.Another thought.
I'm glad the US doesn't have 4X the people in it. I can't stand driving around it now let along add 4X the people, well at least east of I-35 anyway. The east coast is horrific. In Iowa, there is a drastic change driving around NW Iowa compared to SE and east Iowa. I couldn't believe how barren it looked while heading to Sioux City one trip.