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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by FriscoDog View Post
    AA has cut over 40K (33%) of the overall workforce. I personally have no issues if airlines got money or not. If I got laid off, I would just go find another job, easy peasy.. I've been laid off in O&G industry before. I plan for these things.. but as Biden has said before.. I know how to code, so finding a job is not difficult.
    No issues if airlines get money from the Fed Government but you do take issue if states get it. Gotcha.

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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by Guisslapp View Post
    No issues if airlines get money from the Fed Government but you do take issue if states get it. Gotcha.
    No issues if airlines got NO MONEY... go back and read my post... Nice try little buddy...

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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by FriscoDog View Post
    No issues if airlines got NO MONEY... go back and read my post... Nice try little buddy...
    Go back and read it yourself. “If airlines got money or not”.. which where I am from means that you also take no issues if they get money. Yet you do if states get money.

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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by PawDawg View Post
    Wow! Less than 1% nationally and you know two of them. I did qualify my question by asking if they were "otherwise healthy"

    I assume you also know some who have caught the virus more than one time?
    I guess one was much higher risk for contracting it and the other was otherwise healthy, save the RA, which could’ve been a significant factor.

    Where’s your less than 1% come from? I do know more than a couple hundred people...

    And, no, I don’t know anyone that has ‘caught’ it a second time. Is that possible?

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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by turbodawg View Post
    I guess one was much higher risk for contracting it and the other was otherwise healthy, save the RA, which could’ve been a significant factor.

    Where’s your less than 1% come from? I do know more than a couple hundred people...

    And, no, I don’t know anyone that has ‘caught’ it a second time. Is that possible?
    Young healthy people don't die. That was my point. If they don't catch it a second time and don't get very sick, why live in fear which is part 2 of my point. We've heard college football coaches discussing this.

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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by PawDawg View Post
    Young healthy people don't die. That was my point. If they don't catch it a second time and don't get very sick, why live in fear which is part 2 of my point. We've heard college football coaches discussing this.
    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...eaths-database

    You are wrong.

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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by GonzoDawg View Post
    I think we don't know enough about the virus to adopt this approach. We don't know if immunity is durable. We don't know what the actual death rates are (in part because testing is too limited at this time). Most importantly, we don't know what the long term effects of the virus will be. Is the cardiac inflamation we see in many cases permanent? How long does it last? Is there long term lung scarring?

    I do, however, agree with their concerns about the effects of lockdowns. Unfortunately, many in the west refuse to abide by the simple guidelines that would allow us to open up to near normal rates. My doctor says that if everybody would mask up and keep their distance when they are not in their own homes or outside and distanced, the disease would die out in 12 weeks.
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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by johnnylightnin View Post
    I think we don't know enough about the virus to adopt this approach. We don't know if immunity is durable. We don't know what the actual death rates are (in part because testing is too limited at this time). Most importantly, we don't know what the long term effects of the virus will be. Is the cardiac inflamation we see in many cases permanent? How long does it last? Is there long term lung scarring?

    I do, however, agree with their concerns about the effects of lockdowns. Unfortunately, many in the west refuse to abide by the simple guidelines that would allow us to open up to near normal rates. My doctor says that if everybody would mask up and keep their distance when they are not in their own homes or outside and distanced, the disease would die out in 12 weeks.

    I wonder what your Dr. knows that these do not?

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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by GonzoDawg View Post
    I wonder what your Dr. knows that these do not?
    You think their position is the majority opinion? The thoughts on their declaration was my own, not my doctors. I just shared his thoughts on the effectiveness of masking (essentially what Fauci has said).
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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by johnnylightnin View Post
    You think their position is the majority opinion? The thoughts on their declaration was my own, not my doctors. I just shared his thoughts on the effectiveness of masking (essentially what Fauci has said).
    I'm not real sure or interested in the "majority opinion".

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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by GonzoDawg View Post
    I'm not real sure or interested in the "majority opinion".
    I thought that's why you asked about them vs. my doctors. Do you like their declaration because it makes medical sense to you or because it tells you what you already wanted to hear?
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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by GonzoDawg View Post
    I'm not real sure or interested in the "majority opinion".
    Or we could just do what the Pacific Rim did to get this under control, and they are not under lockdowns.

    But that starts with getting rid of the ringleader of anti-science hooliganism is the White House. We need Republicans to start embracing and exemplifying the common sense disease control practices that will encourage the population at large to stop viewing common sense disease control part of political identity.

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    Re: Covid - 19

    This article did a better job of articulating my thoughts about the declaration: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/grea...entific-divide
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    Re: Covid - 19

    Quote Originally Posted by Guisslapp View Post
    That link does not prove me wrong. My points...

    Young otherwise healthy people (< 40) are not dying from china virus - WELL under .1 of 1% if at all.

    People are not getting sick for the second time...yet.

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