Covid19 PSA

So does he...

 

NH just set up overflow facilities with 1662 beds to handle the rush.
80 people in the state have been hospitalized and 7 have died.
And people are demanding that the Appalachian Trail be closed because people are still using it. It's an all-out stupid contest.

 

You just compared systematic data collection with a selection bias sample of 1. Bravo.

 

https://www.travelandleisure.com/tr...state-dept-halts-passport-issuing-coronaivurs

 

When you read this, take note that it is from 2017.

https://www.healio.com/infectious-d...ill-face-surprise-infectious-disease-outbreak

 

Systemic data collection?

Oh yeah. It’s the shotgun method.

 

https://babylonbee.com/news/government-issues-new-directive-telling-everyone-to-jump-off-a-bridge

 

You just fell into a sarchasm.

(EDIT: Perhaps you just were simply doing what uncle daddy was telling you to do in the article linked above)

(EDIT EDIT Yes, I know that article was sarcasm. )

 

Guam sent you a PM

 

What’s the over under on how many letters to the editor he sends in on a weekly basis?

 

For the people that live in TN...

 

My initial response is, “or what?”

We’ve been isolating anyway, but if I want/need something from the store, we go get it. And no, it isn’t always “essential”. We’ve made trips to Academy twice just get more stuff from the gym (and gun stuff).

Could i survive without the gym stuff, sure. But I don’t want to. Being able to workout is how I keep my sanity.

So what, they are going to start pulling people over and asking them what they are doing?

And what if the answer is “nothing, just fucking off”?

 

More revision of the lies.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...ignificantly-lower-than-projections-in-model/

Expect this to continue

 

293 total hospitalizations in Tennessee. Just guessing, maybe 200 still in the hospital. Probably over 100 hospitals in Tennessee. How can the hospitals be crushed as the local news reports?

 

I haven’t seen those reports (I don’t have local TV, nor do I watch the news).

But my guess would be because of how the infected aren’t spread out across the state.

Of the 3100 positive cases, 1500 of those are split between Nashville and Memphis.

Those places are heavily populated, and high crime areas anyway.

So I don’t think it is a situation of all hospitals across the state being overrun. For example, there are only like 20 cases in my city. But it might be a situation where certain hospitals, in certain cities, are having issues.

Even if people aren’t admitted, it still takes time and resources to help them. Over 5,000 people have been tested in Nashville. I’d have to assume it’s because they were sick. So even if they aren’t admitted, they are still seen, treated, consulted, etc. They still occupy the time and resources of the doctors and nurses for a period of time.

 

OK, Broomer!

 

I’m not quite sure how to take that.

 

We are setting up a 600 bed overflow facility here in the Chattanooga convention center. This is plan B for whatever they are setting up in Nashville. Either we just like spending the government cheese, or I’m very bad at basic math.

 

Stay classy San Fran

https://www.sfgate.com/food/article/San-Francisco-restaurants-vandalized-COVID-crime-15177425.php

 

Balad Health was talking lay offs due to 70-90% decrease in revenue.