Wuhan Killer Sneeze (thanks Tea)
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- "the delta variant" starring arnold schwarzenegger #braille4bats and dancing!!! biscuits nuts bodies in the streets cool people with bad lungs corpsey = patient zero do you ever look at this thread and wtf get pits done haha protein printer go brrr i'm trapped please help johnson’s technique please boris die public health films for bats rodent trumpet rotting corpses sailing the sea of biscuits slick prick soggy biscuits wash hands or die trying we are the swarm wear a fucking baguette then wubonic plague wuhan got you all in check
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luka
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"I ain't seen nothing but government vehicles these last twenty years. Just those black agents cars with their blacked out windows and their men in black suits. That kinda freedom is a thing of the past. No more open road now Kurt."
"Yeah well it won't be that way forever partner, it won't be that way forever"
"Yeah well it won't be that way forever partner, it won't be that way forever"
sufi
lala
Assuming that you accept the basic "there's a bug going around" what part of this hasn't been bleeding obvious since early spring.
www.theguardian.com
"Understanding Aerosol transmission may be key" well duh
Sorry to link to the Gruaniad, there are lots of links in that article to academic papers stating the completely obvious - coughs and sneezes... it' almost like there's a conspiracy of simply failing to grasp the basics - why has it taken 10 months to get to this and still they are like " o well it might be you'll catch it if someone coughs up yr nose" ffs
Understanding 'aerosol transmission' could be key to controlling coronavirus | Julian Tang
We should still wash our hands, but growing evidence suggests one of the main ways Covid-19 spreads is through the air, says clinical virologist Julian Tang
www.theguardian.com
Sorry to link to the Gruaniad, there are lots of links in that article to academic papers stating the completely obvious - coughs and sneezes... it' almost like there's a conspiracy of simply failing to grasp the basics - why has it taken 10 months to get to this and still they are like " o well it might be you'll catch it if someone coughs up yr nose" ffs
Leo
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Assuming that you accept the basic "there's a bug going around" what part of this hasn't been bleeding obvious since early spring.
"Understanding Aerosol transmission may be key" well duhUnderstanding 'aerosol transmission' could be key to controlling coronavirus | Julian Tang
We should still wash our hands, but growing evidence suggests one of the main ways Covid-19 spreads is through the air, says clinical virologist Julian Tang
Sorry to link to the Gruaniad, there are lots of links in that article to academic papers stating the completely obvious - coughs and sneezes... it' almost like there's a conspiracy of simply failing to grasp the basics - why has it taken 10 months to get to this and still they are like " o well it might be you'll catch it if someone coughs up yr nose" ffs
what am I missing here? this has been known and reported on all year, hasn't it?
mixed_biscuits
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Matt Hancock has hoped that more testing would be the solution to every Covid problem. We are now embarked on ‘Moonshot’ plans to test us all daily at a cost of £114 billion (the same as the costs for the whole of the rest of the NHS). SAGE estimate that Moonshot will mean 41% of us having to self-isolate every six months and 2 million of us under house arrest at any one time if we reduce self-isolation to 10 days. Matt Hancock needs to urgently understand that testing is not a panacea and carries with it a suite of problems when done at this scale and under such pressure.
IdleRich
IdleRich
You mean Trump is the bulwark preventing US society from becoming a nightmarish police state far exceeding the worst nightmares of Zamyatin or Orwell?
If Biden wins it will be imposed within the hour.... shit.
IdleRich
IdleRich
But he faces a terrifying and implacable enemy in the form of jackbooted and incorruptible police chief Jack "I am the" Law.
IdleRich
IdleRich
Surely they would be pink though or beige or some other namby-pamby metrosexual colour.
luka
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The Wanting Seed - Wikipedia
This sounds cheerfully demented. Would make a brilliant film.
Mr. Tea
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If Biden wins, his BLM shock troops will confiscate every privately owned firearm in the country and immediately start beating anyone who is heard using gendered pronouns. With dildos. Made from soy.
mixed_biscuits
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Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
Some fairly grim news from Sweden:
"Even more worrying, evidence has emerged that many sick elderly patients were effectively automatically denied access to treatment, to avoid hospitals being overwhelmed. One March 17 FHM directive to Stockholm hospitals stated any patients over 80 or with a body mass index above 40 should not be admitted to intensive care, because they were less likely to recover. Other reports describe sick care home residents being administered a palliative cocktail of morphine and midazolam, because the homes were not equipped to administer oxygen, something some doctors have described as ‘active euthanasia.’
“The government didn’t protect the most vulnerable members of society,” says Ewing. “People were triaged out of healthcare and given ‘No Hospital’ notes on their journals, before they got sick. And this was not only for patients who were suspected of having Covid-19. A person who got a urinary tract infection and required hospitalisation, for example for IV antibiotics or fluids, would not get that care either. They received palliative medicine instead."
www.wired.co.uk
"Even more worrying, evidence has emerged that many sick elderly patients were effectively automatically denied access to treatment, to avoid hospitals being overwhelmed. One March 17 FHM directive to Stockholm hospitals stated any patients over 80 or with a body mass index above 40 should not be admitted to intensive care, because they were less likely to recover. Other reports describe sick care home residents being administered a palliative cocktail of morphine and midazolam, because the homes were not equipped to administer oxygen, something some doctors have described as ‘active euthanasia.’
“The government didn’t protect the most vulnerable members of society,” says Ewing. “People were triaged out of healthcare and given ‘No Hospital’ notes on their journals, before they got sick. And this was not only for patients who were suspected of having Covid-19. A person who got a urinary tract infection and required hospitalisation, for example for IV antibiotics or fluids, would not get that care either. They received palliative medicine instead."
Did Sweden’s coronavirus experiment pay off? Not really
While much of Europe locked-down, Sweden went with a different plan, but the data suggests that the country's relaxed approach didn't work
Leo
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Some fairly grim news from Sweden:
"Even more worrying, evidence has emerged that many sick elderly patients were effectively automatically denied access to treatment, to avoid hospitals being overwhelmed. One March 17 FHM directive to Stockholm hospitals stated any patients over 80 or with a body mass index above 40 should not be admitted to intensive care, because they were less likely to recover. Other reports describe sick care home residents being administered a palliative cocktail of morphine and midazolam, because the homes were not equipped to administer oxygen, something some doctors have described as ‘active euthanasia.’
“The government didn’t protect the most vulnerable members of society,” says Ewing. “People were triaged out of healthcare and given ‘No Hospital’ notes on their journals, before they got sick. And this was not only for patients who were suspected of having Covid-19. A person who got a urinary tract infection and required hospitalisation, for example for IV antibiotics or fluids, would not get that care either. They received palliative medicine instead."
Did Sweden’s coronavirus experiment pay off? Not really
While much of Europe locked-down, Sweden went with a different plan, but the data suggests that the country's relaxed approach didn't work
Sarah Palin's famed "death panels" have arrived!
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