CoronaBro Meltdown/SARS-Covid-19 Spitballing Thread

[DQ12]

just as a counter to all the doom a gloom today - i think we should start seeing daily deaths come down pretty dramatically in 3 or 4 weeks.  we seem to be mostly done with health care workers, 50% or better done with nursing home residents and starting in on the general population elderly.  we're getting to where we're vaccinating close to a million per day and at that rate we'll move through the over 75 crowd pretty fast.

we'll still have a ton of cases, but death rates should go into a steep tailspin.

My new Dlew!

Yeah I stopped paying attention to daily stuff ever since the chip was released.  Full on sprint to chipping imo. 

Nice to have a light at the end of the tunnel.

[catastrophe]

Should have been done months ago?  Looks at calendar, then looks at first vaccine shipment dates.

Goodness, it's just sad to see BidenVoter so easily swayed by simpleton writings.

Waiting to come up with a plan until the day it is needed is a move I like to make at work, but I still don’t like it when the Federal Government does it.

[sonofdaxjones]

Should have been done months ago?  Looks at calendar, then looks at first vaccine shipment dates.

Goodness, it's just sad to see BidenVoter so easily swayed by simpleton writings.

Waiting to come up with a plan until the day it is needed is a move I like to make at work, but I still don’t like it when the Federal Government does it.

That's not what happened.   Phil just likes to pick and choose his moments when he tell Federalism to go eff itself, and then a few days later he'll be telling the Federal government to get its hand off his body.

[catastrophe]

My bad. I must have misconstrued your incredulous comment about the government needing a plan “months ago” as suggesting there was no need to have a plan months ago.

#slowcat

[sonofdaxjones]

My bad. I must have misconstrued your incredulous comment about the government needing a plan “months ago” as suggesting there was no need to have a plan months ago.

#slowcat

There's a plan, and the people complaining about the plan have never even had to plan anything this remotely complicated in their entire lives.   Most of them can barely plan their first cup of coffee, but you listen to them anyway.

Local and state public health officials had months to prepare, and billions upon billions of dollars of Cares Act money floating around to help pay for it.

The purposeful (well may it's not on purpose) dimwit act is tiresome. cat

[Phil Titola]

Thank goodness we have an expert mass vaccination planner in our midsts like dax to educate us that this is the best plan that could have been made.

He really seems to know a lot about a lot of things. His talents are truly wasted here.

Why make a viable plan when you can pass the buck to shawnee ks health officials and point at them when they don't roll out quickly. A thing we all knew they would not be great at.

[steve dave]

guessing J&J gets their vaccine approved first week of Feb'ish. That'll be a game changer...hopefully.

[nicname]

When do we get full stadiums, arenas and restaurants/bars?

[steve dave]

When do we get full stadiums, arenas and restaurants/bars?

2022


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[nicname]

When do we get full stadiums, arenas and restaurants/bars?

2022


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Why settle for 2022 when 2021 is available?

[steve dave]

I think a lot of people will be dying way into 2021 unfortunately. Hopefully I’m wrong.


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[8manpick]

Already have a lot of full restaurants and bars!

[Phil Titola]

When do we get full stadiums, arenas and restaurants/bars?

2022


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KU football is hopeful!

[catastrophe]

Already have a lot of full restaurants and bars!

Yeah, my money is on 2021. People are already over coronavirus when it’s like twice as bad as ever. The market will demand in person sporting events once cases and deaths are low enough you don’t have to worry about a hospital bed being available when you get in a scrap under the Ernie Barrett statue.

[michigancat]

I think we'll see full cfb stadiums in 2021. I mean we have quarter full stadiums now, (which is ridiculous), and by September anyone who wants a jab should have one.

Indoor events might take longer but again, idiot college basketball has crowds right now!

[sonofdaxjones]

Can someone get me some statistics on highly spaced fans wearing masks in 80,000 seat outdoor stadiums with 7K people in attendance.  What's the virus attack rate in that setting?

[nicname]

I think we'll see full cfb stadiums in 2021. I mean we have quarter full stadiums now, (which is ridiculous), and by September anyone who wants a jab should have one.

Indoor events might take longer but again, idiot college basketball has crowds right now!

Ridiculous? How so? Seems pretty reasonable imo. We know enough about the virus to know outdoor events are generally nbd as far as covid spread, especially distanced as they typically have been.

[Phil Titola]

The spread doesn't come from them in their seats but I'd agree with masks on doesn't seem like our biggest risk. If I were a team I'm not sure I'd want to mess with staffing an NFL stadium for 10k people

[michigancat]

I think we'll see full cfb stadiums in 2021. I mean we have quarter full stadiums now, (which is ridiculous), and by September anyone who wants a jab should have one.

Indoor events might take longer but again, idiot college basketball has crowds right now!

Ridiculous? How so? Seems pretty reasonable imo. We know enough about the virus to know outdoor events are generally nbd as far as covid spread, especially distanced as they typically have been.

It's ridiculous given the state of the pandemic.  We have zero contact tracing infrastructure so we really don't know crap about spread at these events. We do however know that numbers of cases and hospitalizations are out of control everywhere.

[sonofdaxjones]

Thousands of essential employees go to their job every day and those that act properly are not getting the virus.   Now we're worried about spread in cavernous outdoor stadiums that are built to hold 80k people and only have 25% of that in the house? 

We've literally got the Mayor of Chicago and the Gov New York (totally expected given that ChiCom Joe was elected) reversing course on opening things.

Like numerous studies continue to say.   The "cure" for the virus is on its way to being worse than the virus itself.   But political control is political control and CoronaBros do the most whining.

[michigancat]

I think we'll see full cfb stadiums in 2021. I mean we have quarter full stadiums now, (which is ridiculous), and by September anyone who wants a jab should have one.

Indoor events might take longer but again, idiot college basketball has crowds right now!

Ridiculous? How so? Seems pretty reasonable imo. We know enough about the virus to know outdoor events are generally nbd as far as covid spread, especially distanced as they typically have been.

It's ridiculous given the state of the pandemic.  We have zero contact tracing infrastructure so we really don't know crap about spread at these events. We do however know that numbers of cases and hospitalizations are out of control everywhere.

Point being, if there are quarter-full crowds during what I hope is the peak, there will be full crowds when everyone that wants a jab will have one.

[sonofdaxjones]

There will not be full crowds next fall, unless the Pandemic is declared officially over.   Good grief.

[wetwillie]

I’m here for the word cavernous

[Phil Titola]

Like numerous studies continue to say.   The "cure" for the virus is on its way to being worse than the virus itself.   But political control is political control and CoronaBros do the most whining.

Please provide said studies.

What political reason do you think is behind limiting crowd sizes?

[sonofdaxjones]

Like numerous studies continue to say.   The "cure" for the virus is on its way to being worse than the virus itself.   But political control is political control and CoronaBros do the most whining.

Please provide said studies.

What political reason do you think is behind limiting crowd sizes?

I've provided them in this thread, just today.

Pay attention