CoronaBro Meltdown/SARS-Covid-19 Spitballing Thread

[steve dave]

https://twitter.com/AP/status/1274555303569362944

[treysolid]

this logic is so mumped, much like our governments general pandemic response.

[michigancat]

this is how it's gonna be until there's a vaccine because there is no will to do anything else

https://twitter.com/jlkurtz/status/1274716211864010752

https://twitter.com/ABC/status/1274589788176343041

[Phil Titola]

Just joking guys

[DaBigTrain]

https://twitter.com/jlkurtz/status/1274716211864010752

Looks like I couldn’t have picked a better day to get Lucha...

[Trim]

this is how it's gonna be until there's a vaccine because there is no will to do anything else

I’ve accepted this. Does throwing money and resources at vaccine development speed that up? More volunteers getting chip’d now?

[Phil Titola]

If we can get through this with shutting down businesses for a few days for an employee exposure that would be a huge victory.

[michigancat]

this is how it's gonna be until there's a vaccine because there is no will to do anything else

I’ve accepted this. Does throwing money and resources at vaccine development speed that up? More volunteers getting chip’d now?

I don't think you can make the vaccine development go any faster

[catastrophe]

this is how it's gonna be until there's a vaccine because there is no will to do anything else

I’ve accepted this. Does throwing money and resources at vaccine development speed that up? More volunteers getting chip’d now?

It’s on track to go as fast as possible already I think. Not only are they kind of running phase 2 and 3 concurrently with some trials but they’re even in the process of manufacturing some in anticipation that they’re going to work out.

The biggest limiting factor is time to see if the vaccines produce the desired effect in humans.

[Phil Titola]

this is how it's gonna be until there's a vaccine because there is no will to do anything else

I’ve accepted this. Does throwing money and resources at vaccine development speed that up? More volunteers getting chip’d now?

It’s on track to go as fast as possible already I think. Not only are they kind of running phase 2 and 3 concurrently with some trials but they’re even in the process of manufacturing some in anticipation that they’re going to work out.

The biggest limiting factor is time to see if the vaccines produce the desired effect in humans.

Moderns kicking off their phase 3 with 30k people next month. Anybody signing up? Free early access to a promising vaccine

[Dugout DickStone]

 Is that the steroid one that will make me completely ripshit jacked?  Yes then

[michigancat]

These graphs are kind of misleading since they start April 1 but yikes

https://twitter.com/COVID19Tracking/status/1274829833487314944?s=19

[sys]

father's daym so an extra caveat beyond the normal sunday caveat, but i believe today's death total was the lowest since basically forever.

[DQ12]

father's daym so an extra caveat beyond the normal sunday caveat, but i believe today's death total was the lowest since basically forever.

Yes.  297.  A low day, but really not that surprising of a drop week over week.  Pretty consistent.

“Wait two weeks” and all of that, but 7 day average is down to 592.

[Phil Titola]

father's daym so an extra caveat beyond the normal sunday caveat, but i believe today's death total was the lowest since basically forever.

Yes.  297.  A low day, but really not that surprising of a drop week over week.  Pretty consistent.

“Wait two weeks” and all of that, but 7 day average is down to 592.

Cases then hospitalization then deaths would seem how the data would lag. Looks like US cases started trending back up beginning of the month

[DQ12]

father's daym so an extra caveat beyond the normal sunday caveat, but i believe today's death total was the lowest since basically forever.

Yes.  297.  A low day, but really not that surprising of a drop week over week.  Pretty consistent.

“Wait two weeks” and all of that, but 7 day average is down to 592.

Cases then hospitalization then deaths would seem how the data would lag. Looks like US cases started trending back up beginning of the month

Yeah, apparently it's about 22 days on average from symptom onset to reported death.

[Phil Titola]

father's daym so an extra caveat beyond the normal sunday caveat, but i believe today's death total was the lowest since basically forever.

Yes.  297.  A low day, but really not that surprising of a drop week over week.  Pretty consistent.

“Wait two weeks” and all of that, but 7 day average is down to 592.

Cases then hospitalization then deaths would seem how the data would lag. Looks like US cases started trending back up beginning of the month

Yeah, apparently it's about 22 days on average from symptom onset to reported death.

that's TODAY!!!!!!

[DQ12]

father's daym so an extra caveat beyond the normal sunday caveat, but i believe today's death total was the lowest since basically forever.

Yes.  297.  A low day, but really not that surprising of a drop week over week.  Pretty consistent.

“Wait two weeks” and all of that, but 7 day average is down to 592.

Cases then hospitalization then deaths would seem how the data would lag. Looks like US cases started trending back up beginning of the month

Yeah, apparently it's about 22 days on average from symptom onset to reported death.

that's TODAY!!!!!!

[michigancat]

Interesting

https://twitter.com/DKThomp/status/1275061694604115968

[sonofdaxjones]

Median age drops, morbidity rate drops.

[Phil Titola]

Interesting

https://twitter.com/DKThomp/status/1275061694604115968

surprised so many younger people are even getting tested.  It's good but figure they would just blow it off as a cold.

[8manpick]

From the few younger people I know who have had it, blowing it off as a cold hasn't really been an option.  Unless its a cold that puts you on your ass for 10 days.

[star seed 7]

Well any 10yr with the sniffles who would be fine in 15 minutes is being labeled a case

[Phil Titola]

Hasn't this guy tried to float this "less deadly" theory about a month ago or was that someone else?

https://nypost.com/2020/06/21/coronavirus-is-weakening-could-disappear-on-its-own-italian-doctor/

[michigancat]

South Korea's "surge" numbers

https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1275067256062373894