D&D and the rising pandemic

[Dannyalcatraz]

Apparently, we’re living in a crappy reboot:

 

[Zardnaar]

Apparently, we’re living in a crappy reboot:

Disney?

There was also a mini depression back then as well.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

Yesterday I read a new scandal. Bolibia bought Spanish ventilators (machines what help to breath) with a higher price.

Bolivia health minister arrested for corruption over ventilators

Health Minister Marcelo Navajas was arrested due to the over-priced purchase of coronavirus ventilators

www.telegraph.co.uk

Let's imagine your own goverment incaute your things but not to distributite to who needs it more but for who pays more.

 

[Zardnaar]

Yesterday I read a new scandal. Bolibia bought Spanish ventilators (machines what help to breath) with a higher price.

Bolivia health minister arrested for corruption over ventilators

Health Minister Marcelo Navajas was arrested due to the over-priced purchase of coronavirus ventilators

www.telegraph.co.uk

Let's imagine your own goverment incaute your things but not to distributite to who needs it more but for who pays more.

Still cheap, I thought they around 50k each.

0 new cases again. Went to a restaurant dine in. Support the local suburb. Hot butter chicken and a paneer kadai.

They've set up contact free paywave. Limit on numbers, only 10 per group.

Sanitizer at the door. They set up everything according to the new regulations.

Also a sign in/out book. In case of further outbreaks makes contact tracing easier. Not business as usual but first dine out in about 10 weeks.

 

[FrozenNorth]

That means the people who made the decisions to mislead the public did so with much more knowledge of the risks they were enticing people to assume. It’s Mayor Vaughn of Amity Island on a bigger scale.

I know we’re not supposed to get political here, but Mayor Vaughn was a DICK!

 

[seebs]

I'll rephrase herd immunity to survival of the fittest.

Multiply Covid deaths by 10 and it's still a fraction of how many people are going to starve to death.

What are the assumptions/specifics going into the "are going to starve to death" number? Are you including the usual rate at which people starve in the world anyway, which is pretty high but not really related usually?

All the economic research I've seen on epidemic/pandemic circumstances suggests that longer and stricter restrictions on public gatherings, etcetera, produce dramatically better outcomes both in terms of lives lost and in terms of economic recovery. It turns out dead people don't come back to work.

 

[abirdcall]

So this is how social distancing is going in Texas.

Texas’ Post-Quarantine “Go Topless Jeep Weekend” Ends With 189 Arrests, Two Shot

Police didn't even bother trying to enforce social distancing.

god.dailydot.com

 

[Istbor]

I feel like America very much half-butted our approach to 'lockdown'. And unfortunately, imposing a real lockdown now is both too late, and too harmful to the country at large. Had it not been so spotty and varied in timing, I think we would be looking at a different summer. That time has past though, we sort of have to live with those choices now and do what we can.

I mean, the company I work for isn't going back to 'normal' until late August at this point. Sigh. Means more work for me, but we are in the biochemical/medical field so product must flow.

 

[Umbran]

So this is how social distancing is going in Texas.

If you are arresting 189 people for other reasons, and two people get shot... maybe lack of social distancing isn't really the basic issue at hand.

 

[Theo R Cwithin]

If you are arresting 189 people for other reasons, and two people get shot... maybe lack of social distancing isn't really the basic issue at hand.

That's just how we do social distancing here in Texas.
Yeehaw!