COVID-19 SURVIVORS

[BlackRose]

I wear a mask and only go out once a week for groceries,,I do everything online if I can.  I will take this precaustion because I dont want to die or have a family member very sick. its that simple,,im not willing to take the chance.

[BlackRose]

On 7/5/2020 at 12:21 PM, Angelz said:

The Canadian gov't shut down all businesses when Covid hit. This meant all workers were laid off and people had no money for food/ rent/bills etc. So the gov't took over the unemployment agengy giving every single worker $2000 free per month (same as unemployment would have) to enable these people their needs till they can get back to work. The gov't also helped businesses financially so they would not close down.

ouit of the 2000 you will be paying back 400 in taxes

[BlackRose]

there are ppl that still think the earth is flat as well,,lololol

[DrDysl3xia]

They should call it COVAD-1984. Taking peoples rights away is all it's about. I blame 5G. 

[DrDysl3xia]

On 7/1/2020 at 6:56 AM, Majbasil said:

HELLSPAWN and SOCOLGUY  please see the above graph, you guys said folks that wear masks are sheep and you will never ever wear a mask.  O M G I said.    (This isn't about "rights" or "freedom", it is about life and death.  Global pandemic.  Great Depression. )  

Will them cloth masks aka a Burka filter out smoke? If not how will it ever filter a virus? 

[DrDysl3xia]

I have a simple but complex question. How many of you will get Bill Gate's first ever RNA vaccine? You know his dad was head of Planned Parenthood didn't you? He was kicked of India for killing 48,000 children with is Polio vaccine. Who ever gets the vaccine is going to regret it. Put a bullet in my head. Never will get a COVAD-1984 vaccine. 

[Sharpe]

5 minutes ago, DrDysl3xia said:

I have a simple but complex question. How many of you will get Bill Gate's first ever RNA vaccine? You know his dad was head of Planned Parenthood didn't you? He was kicked of India for killing 48,000 children with is Polio vaccine. Who ever gets the vaccine is going to regret it. Put a bullet in my head. Never will get a COVAD-1984 vaccine. 

That's going to be a hard pass from me...

[PimpedOutPete]

6 hours ago, DrDysl3xia said:

Will them cloth masks aka a Burka filter out smoke? If not how will it ever filter a virus? 

I think we already covered this, excuse the pun. I know science is tough.

 

[DrDysl3xia]

2 minutes ago, PimpedOutPete said:

I think we already covered this, excuse the pun. I know science is tough.

 

Thank God the Flu and the common Cold was eradicated via vaccines. We would be all dead if not.  

[PimpedOutPete]

8 minutes ago, DrDysl3xia said:

Thank God the Flu and the common Cold was eradicated via vaccines. We would be all dead if not.  

Dam viruses, they ruin everything lol. 

Edited November 2, 2020 by PimpedOutPete

[DrDysl3xia]

1 minute ago, PimpedOutPete said:

Ok junior, someone will soon be over to cut your meat. Lets not act crazy now. (lol).

I never get the flu shot. Why don't I get the flu for over 20 years? I know i am a badass but.... I'm still human. Flawed by design. 

[PimpedOutPete]

1 minute ago, DrDysl3xia said:

I never get the flu shot. Why don't I get the flu for over 20 years? I know i am a badass but.... I'm still human. Flawed by design. 

Dam it! I edited that, but not soon enough. (lol). That was my error in saying that, my apologize. 

[DrDysl3xia]

4 minutes ago, PimpedOutPete said:

Dam it! I edited that, but not soon enough. (lol). That was my error in saying that, my apologize. 

No need to appoligize. This is a compicated subject. Funny response btw.

[lTplkey336]

In all fairness, in your other post you said you live in the middle of nowhere , away from people, so why would you need to be concerned with flu or covid. It would be a different story if you lived in a big city , or a highly populated area.

[Sharpe]

3 hours ago, lTplkey336 said:

In all fairness, in your other post you said you live in the middle of nowhere , away from people, so why would you need to be concerned with flu or covid. It would be a different story if you lived in a big city , or a highly populated area.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/planning-scenarios.html

Halfway down the page under current best estimate we have an infection fatality rate of : 
0-19 years: 0.003%
20-49 years: 0.02%
50-69 years: 0.5%
70+ years: 5.4%

This puts the cdc best current infection fatality rate at 0.65%, although earlier in the year they had it the same as Ioannidis at 0.26%.
https://reason.com/2020/07/23/there-is-more-than-one-covid-19-infection-fatality-rate/.

I'll be travelling into the city here in an hour, I'm unconcerned.

[PimpedOutPete]

14 minutes ago, Sharpe said:

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/planning-scenarios.html

Halfway down the page under current best estimate we have an infection fatality rate of : 
0-19 years: 0.003%
20-49 years: 0.02%
50-69 years: 0.5%
70+ years: 5.4%

This puts the cdc best current infection fatality rate at 0.65%, although earlier in the year they had it the same as Ioannidis at 0.26%.
https://reason.com/2020/07/23/there-is-more-than-one-covid-19-infection-fatality-rate/.

I'll be travelling into the city here in an hour, I'm unconcerned.

Thank you Sharp, with respect those are estimates of potential spread and do not account for the solid data of known mortality rates. The US is going through a spike as we speak and hospital rates will begin to climb putting stress on the entire system. This then delays surgeries and life saving treatments. Please everyone, just do your part .

Thank you

 https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/mortality

[DrDysl3xia]

3 hours ago, lTplkey336 said:

In all fairness, in your other post you said you live in the middle of nowhere , away from people, so why would you need to be concerned with flu or covid. It would be a different story if you lived in a big city , or a highly populated area.

Good queston. I'm a vet and the VA is coming down hard on this contact tracing and they ask me 20 questions everytime I have to call them asking me invasive questions about my whereabouts habits and other. The vaccine will be pushed in due time. Oh the vaccine.  

The problem I have with the vaccine is what Microsoft is already doing in some USA cites like Austin Texas. Have you heard of ID2020? Microsoft/Bill Gates made a vaccine for homeless people to track them via NANO Bots. This is not accetable to I and is down right 1984, 

Now that COVAD-1984 is here and all the fuss regarding contact tracing is being talked about, Bill Gates will have his NANO Tracking Bots in our coming first ever RNA vaccine. 

It will be mandotory for everyone to get tested and vaccinated then you will be tracked. Over my dead body. When they come for me they'll meet my 20 tone bulldozer. I can punch a hole in that boarderwall like butter if the time ever comes. 

[PimpedOutPete]

10 minutes ago, DrDysl3xia said:

Good queston. I'm a vet and the VA is coming down hard on this contact tracing and they ask me 20 questions everytime I have to call them asking me invasive questions about my whereabouts habits and other. The vaccine will be pushed in due time. Oh the vaccine.  

The problem I have with the vaccine is what Microsoft is already doing in some USA cites like Austin Texas. Have you heard of ID2020? Microsoft/Bill Gates made a vaccine for homeless people to track them via NANO Bots. This is not accetable to I and is down right 1984, 

Now that COVAD-1984 is here and all the fuss regarding contact tracing is being talked about, Bill Gates will have his NANO Tracking Bots in our coming first ever RNA vaccine. 

It will be mandotory for everyone to get tested and vaccinated then you will be tracked. Over my dead body. When they come for me they'll meet my 20 tone bulldozer. I can punch a hole in that boarderwall like butter if the time ever comes. 

I have a question. As a vet, what are you telling your clients in respect to the spread of Covid and domesticated animals. I recall all the chatter about it prior to.

[DrDysl3xia]

7 minutes ago, PimpedOutPete said:

I have a question. As a vet, what are you telling your clients in respect to the spread of Covid and domesticated animals. I recall all the chatter about it prior to.

I believe the domestic animal rumor started in China. I haven't seen any real evidance of that but I could be mistaking. Will they have to get tracking Nano Bots as well I wonder? We should ask god aka Bill Gates since he spent most of his adult life in medical school I think, so he should be an expert.

What about all the deer rabits, skunks, birds that come to my yard almost every day to get water or the cows who come then shit by my house. Will cow patties be infectious? We may have to kill all the animals in the world to save us from ourselves is my sarcast guess. 

As for my customers, they just want off the grid. 10 acer lots minimum with 1300 foot cleared land for fire protection. 

More info on ID2020. This stuff blows my mind that people are not freaking out about this.  
https://www.biometricupdate.com/201909/id2020-and-partners-launch-program-to-provide-digital-id-with-vaccines?fbclid=IwAR0OM82xUEKe_5JEBsGqP3KdslgATl_Ra7Sp3p2KySstB9Kn1zvm_HM0iD4 

[DrDysl3xia]

29 minutes ago, PimpedOutPete said:

I have a question. As a vet, what are you telling your clients in respect to the spread of Covid and domesticated animals. I recall all the chatter about it prior to.

I believe you think I'm a veterinarian after reading this again. Veteran...

Edited November 2, 2020 by DrDysl3xia

[PimpedOutPete]

11 minutes ago, DrDysl3xia said:

I believe you think I'm a veterinarian after reading this again. Veteran...

Bahahaha Ops! Thank you for the information. 

[Sharpe]

5 hours ago, PimpedOutPete said:

Thank you Sharp, with respect those are estimates of potential spread and do not account for the solid data of known mortality rates. The US is going through a spike as we speak and hospital rates will begin to climb putting stress on the entire system. This then delays surgeries and life saving treatments. Please everyone, just do your part .

Thank you

 https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/mortality

The estimates I posted are  the cdc best estimate infection fatality rates. From wiki : "Like the case fatality rate, the term infection fatality rate (IFR) also applies to infectious disease outbreaks, but represents the proportion of deaths among all infected individuals, including all asymptomatic and undiagnosed subjects."

We know that a large amount of people had this virus earlier in the year and went undetected, more people are being tested now, but there are still many who are getting the virus that aren't being tested. 

The case fatality rate is currently 2.5% for the US, but this seems a poor way of accurately portraying the risk to the general public. We have more than enough data now to draw the conclusion that this overstates the risk for those under 60-70, particularly those under 50, and somewhat understates the risk for those over 70.

From this article here : https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8897015/Imperial-team-say-1-15-Covid-19-patients-die-despite-No10s-best-guess-0-5.html

We can see that a range of current infection fatality rate estimates vary between 0.01% and 1.4%, the cdc at 0.65% is roughly in the middle of the bunch.

My post earlier was mainly in reply to @lTplkey336 that "It would be a different story if you lived in a big city , or a highly populated area."

Admittedly this was in reply to @DrDysl3xia , but it seemed more generalized that we should all be concerned about coronavirus. My main point is that the risk is fairly minimal to the majority and they shouldn't be overly concerned. If you are over 60-70 and/or have a serious health condition, the data certainly suggests that you should take things more seriously.

As far as general measures to counteract the virus, I like the look of http://gbdeclaration.org

 

[DrDysl3xia]

54 minutes ago, Sharpe said:

The estimates I posted are  the cdc best estimate infection fatality rates. From wiki : "Like the case fatality rate, the term infection fatality rate (IFR) also applies to infectious disease outbreaks, but represents the proportion of deaths among all infected individuals, including all asymptomatic and undiagnosed subjects."

We know that a large amount of people had this virus earlier in the year and went undetected, more people are being tested now, but there are still many who are getting the virus that aren't being tested. 

The case fatality rate is currently 2.5% for the US, but this seems a poor way of accurately portraying the risk to the general public. We have more than enough data now to draw the conclusion that this overstates the risk for those under 60-70, particularly those under 50, and somewhat understates the risk for those over 70.

From this article here : https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8897015/Imperial-team-say-1-15-Covid-19-patients-die-despite-No10s-best-guess-0-5.html

We can see that a range of current infection fatality rate estimates vary between 0.01% and 1.4%, the cdc at 0.65% is roughly in the middle of the bunch.

My post earlier was mainly in reply to @lTplkey336 that "It would be a different story if you lived in a big city , or a highly populated area."

Admittedly this was in reply to @DrDysl3xia , but it seemed more generalized that we should all be concerned about coronavirus. My main point is that the risk is fairly minimal to the majority and they shouldn't be overly concerned. If you are over 60-70 and/or have a serious health condition, the data certainly suggests that you should take things more seriously.

As far as general measures to counteract the virus, I like the look of http://gbdeclaration.org

 

I'm only worried about my rights beng take away further and the vaccine coming eliminating all my rights via ID2020 and Microsoft/Bill Gates.

Boris Johnson said 93% of the COVAD cases are false in the UK. It appears no one is dying of the flu anymore only COVAD-1984. 

My life has not changed a bit becuase I'm isolated from everyone. I'm not worried a bit about the virus. I never get the flu or a cold. I just never get sick unless I drink too much.
 

[PimpedOutPete]

1 hour ago, Sharpe said:

The estimates I posted are  the cdc best estimate infection fatality rates. From wiki : "Like the case fatality rate, the term infection fatality rate (IFR) also applies to infectious disease outbreaks, but represents the proportion of deaths among all infected individuals, including all asymptomatic and undiagnosed subjects."

We know that a large amount of people had this virus earlier in the year and went undetected, more people are being tested now, but there are still many who are getting the virus that aren't being tested. 

The case fatality rate is currently 2.5% for the US, but this seems a poor way of accurately portraying the risk to the general public. We have more than enough data now to draw the conclusion that this overstates the risk for those under 60-70, particularly those under 50, and somewhat understates the risk for those over 70.

From this article here : https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8897015/Imperial-team-say-1-15-Covid-19-patients-die-despite-No10s-best-guess-0-5.html

We can see that a range of current infection fatality rate estimates vary between 0.01% and 1.4%, the cdc at 0.65% is roughly in the middle of the bunch.

My post earlier was mainly in reply to @lTplkey336 that "It would be a different story if you lived in a big city , or a highly populated area."

Admittedly this was in reply to @DrDysl3xia , but it seemed more generalized that we should all be concerned about coronavirus. My main point is that the risk is fairly minimal to the majority and they shouldn't be overly concerned. If you are over 60-70 and/or have a serious health condition, the data certainly suggests that you should take things more seriously.

As far as general measures to counteract the virus, I like the look of http://gbdeclaration.org

 

Sharp, 2.5% is 2.5%. Its incredibly dark to start marginalizing someone life just because of their age or if they have predispositions. Also the last time I checked the general public does include anyone over 55. 

Problem is the higher the case count, the higher the hospital rates. That translates into more death or long lasting serious health issues.  I understand the lockdown that are happening in the UK such and I your right about them, but please dont minimize this to a point where people dont take this seriously.  

[Sharpe]

1 hour ago, PimpedOutPete said:

Sharp, 2.5% is 2.5%. Its incredibly dark to start marginalizing someone life just because of their age or if they have predispositions. Also the last time I checked the general public does include anyone over 55. 

Problem is the higher the case count, the higher the hospital rates. That translates into more death or long lasting serious health issues.  I understand the lockdown that are happening in the UK such and I your right about them, but please dont minimize this to a point where people dont take this seriously.  

I don't think I was minimizing it. I quote myself "My main point is that the risk is fairly minimal to the majority and they shouldn't be overly concerned. If you are over 60-70 and/or have a serious health condition, the data certainly suggests that you should take things more seriously."
 

I'm not sure what the average age of players in XI is, somewhere in the region of 45-50 would be my guess. It is frankly unhelpful to tell healthy individuals around that age and under that they should be overly concerned for their own well being in regards to this. I'm not talking about concern for others here, but concern for oneself. That isn't to say there is no risk for people roughly 60 and under, just that it is minimal.