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FireyPaperMario
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Postby FireyPaperMario » Mon Jun 01, 2020 2:14 pm
Same for us in the states. Heck, I'm planning on prepping up for round 2 of the virus in the fall/autumn
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Postby mechamind » Mon Jun 01, 2020 3:57 pm
I feel a bit more prepared for the public after I got 5 reusable masks two weeks ago. They can be thrown in the washer/dryer so that they're clean again. They're black, which suits me better than the single-use masks with a hospital blue color.
However, the masks did take more than a month to arrive, which is why I had to look for single-use ones until then.
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Postby Sonya Sanchez » Mon Jun 01, 2020 6:01 pm
Cedur wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 11:34 am
Germany is also working towards a second wave. It's like people stopped realizing that the virus is still rampant.
Annoy me so much, as soon people saw it’s doing they demanded certain lifts and suddenly a lot of people infect eachother and it rises up again.
People are so careless honestly, I’m glad when I get home safe from work and stay healthy.
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Postby Teemster2 » Mon Jun 01, 2020 9:09 pm
Mass protests and now a pride march announced means more infected people.
Seems some of the people complaining of covid 19 forgot it exists.
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Postby Ness-Wednesday » Mon Jun 01, 2020 9:42 pm
Teemster2 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 9:09 pm
Mass protests and now a pride march announced means more infected people.
Seems some of the people complaining of covid 19 forgot it exists.
I've seen videos of protests filled with people crowding up on each other while wearing masks. There's also some concerns that the second wave of COVID-19 could arrive earlier with the amount of protests that have been occurring.
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Postby Sonya Sanchez » Tue Jun 02, 2020 3:27 am
Teemster2 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 9:09 pm
Mass protests and now a pride march announced means more infected people.
Seems some of the people complaining of covid 19 forgot it exists.
I agree on the last one a lot, it’s the same in Germany.
Basically People were yelling that our politics should remove the restrictions so that we can all meet people outside again and go into dinners etc.
Now these things have reopened and suddenly people got infected, and now they are protesting again to have the stuff they wanted to be removed back.
It was all tooo early, people forgot how dangerous this scenario is and now it’s playtime.
Oh also we also get our weekly Friday protests back from FFF People.
Of course they wear masks and stay away from eachother but there’s still the possibility through the air.
They should continue doing this via the internet so less people get into danger.
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Cedur
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Postby Cedur » Tue Jun 02, 2020 4:26 am
It also seems like people care about luxury things like abroad holidays, rather than just basic ecologic needs (at that point one could be satisfied with the previous relaxations).
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Postby Teemster2 » Fri Jun 05, 2020 2:27 am
Thousunds of doctors and nurses gathered together today to support Black Lives Matter with a event called WhiteCoatsForBlackLives.
These are the same people who said to social distance and stay 6 feet apart. The same people who said this virus was a pandemic.
Here they are shoulder to shoulder having a good time and taking photo shoots as if everything is fine.
These same people want you to believe covid 19 is bad but if that's the case why are these people, Thousunds of doctors and nurses having a mass gathering with NO ppe on?
Ethier they lied and covid 19 is not as bad as they claimed or they are just stupid hypocrites.
A woman was jailed for trying to cut hair to feed her kids. A pastor was arrested for trying to have Sunday service.
Yet these people mass gather and get a free pass...
Lame.
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Idunn wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 3:27 am
Teemster2 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 9:09 pm
Mass protests and now a pride march announced means more infected people.
Seems some of the people complaining of covid 19 forgot it exists.
I agree on the last one a lot, it’s the same in Germany.
Basically People were yelling that our politics should remove the restrictions so that we can all meet people outside again and go into dinners etc.
Now these things have reopened and suddenly people got infected, and now they are protesting again to have the stuff they wanted to be removed back.
It was all tooo early, people forgot how dangerous this scenario is and now it’s playtime.
Oh also we also get our weekly Friday protests back from FFF People.
Of course they wear masks and stay away from eachother but there’s still the possibility through the air.
They should continue doing this via the internet so less people get into danger.
Not everyone protesting is wearing a mask. Some are and some are not. It's still risky with the virus.
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Postby Cedur » Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:09 am
It's funny how you're being populistic and edgy in Sandbox while you're making gentle complimenting posts in other forums.
The demonstrations are not related to "how dangerous the virus is", it's just as dangerous as we already knew it to be.
The inducement is REALLY important and worth to demonstrate. By way of exception, I'm glad that they do this despite the virus.
(Funnily there have been large demonstrations in Germany AGAINST Corona restrictions, something which pissed me off a lot. Also your examples are agreeable as examples of "things that don't fit together" but honestly racism in the US is a grave enough problem)
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Postby glitch4 » Fri Jun 05, 2020 7:06 am
Cedur wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:09 am
It's funny how you're being populistic and edgy in Sandbox while you're making gentle complimenting posts in other forums.
The demonstrations are not related to "how dangerous the virus is", it's just as dangerous as we already knew it to be.
The inducement is REALLY important and worth to demonstrate. By way of exception, I'm glad that they do this despite the virus.
(Funnily there have been large demonstrations in Germany AGAINST Corona restrictions, something which pissed me off a lot. Also your examples are agreeable as examples of "things that don't fit together" but honestly racism in the US is a grave enough problem)
Ok zoomer
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Postby Teemster2 » Fri Jun 05, 2020 11:50 pm
Cedur wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:09 am
It's funny how you're being populistic and edgy in Sandbox while you're making gentle complimenting posts in other forums.
The demonstrations are not related to "how dangerous the virus is", it's just as dangerous as we already knew it to be.
The inducement is REALLY important and worth to demonstrate. By way of exception, I'm glad that they do this despite the virus.
(Funnily there have been large demonstrations in Germany AGAINST Corona restrictions, something which pissed me off a lot. Also your examples are agreeable as examples of "things that don't fit together" but honestly racism in the US is a grave enough problem)
There has been large protests to reopen America too.
Republicans want the shutdown to end.
Young people want to swarm beaches in FL and CA.
Gay people want to have thier mass March parade.
Christians want to have Sunday service.
The left wants to have mass protests.
People want to go back to work.
Even doctors are having mass gatherings.
Many are flocking to Lake of the Ozarks in MO.
Here in Iowa everyone is outside again like everything ok.
Not a lot of people left that still want a shutdown.
The virus may make a comeback but like the common flu or the other Corona viruses it may never actually go away.
I wish they would get the cure done already. Then we can finally move on from covid 19 and go back to normal.
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Postby Cedur » Sat Jun 06, 2020 5:20 am
I wished too, but trying to evade the gravity of the situation like this will only end up in more dead, and there are way too many in the US already. (even if you break down population relations, it's still three times more dead than in Germany by official numbers)
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Postby Emral » Sat Jun 06, 2020 5:20 pm
This situation is almost certainly gonna drag into 2021 and maybe beyond. There are a lot of chaotic factors that will continue to put a dent into progress made. Misinformation (intentional or unintentional), selfish governments (spending budgets, passing of laws that were long-protested against), ill-equipped systems (schoolwork in terms of student internet access, doctors in terms of medical supplies), and singular people who don't care and go on to infect 200 others in a day out of ignorance or malice, just to name a few.
If COVID-19 turns into an endemic, it'll be the fault of the weakest links in national leadership.
Personally, I hope part of the habits we develop and knowledge we gain during this time will become part of the new norm. Wearing a facemask and gloves on public transport, washing hands more frequently, not touching your own face... doing this without the threat of the looming pandemic will help protect from other infections as well (especially when it comes to spreading them without being aware of having them). The rapid acceleration in remote work technology should also hopefully accelerate digitalization, making more work possible remotely more reliably, and bringing stable internet access to remote places in the world.
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Postby aero » Sun Jun 07, 2020 2:48 am
I don't think that will be realistic as a habit outside of a pandemic. Maybe wearing masks will be more common at nursing homes, but outside of that I'm not sure because remember they help keep germs in and not out which isn't too helpful normally. There is only so much that can be done remotely too. Ideally we should be looking closely at airports as they're a major vector for diseases to spread. We could implement the early and swift contact tracing that Taiwan had for their travellers and nip the problem in the bud from the start. There's research into a range of UVC light that has the potential to be safely used to disinfect an area without harming humans too ( link) which could be a game changer for public health if it can be deployed in airports, schools, and work places. On top of that public health systems should be looked at again because it's the more densely packed and poorer areas of countries, seemingly without regard to the style of health care system, that have strained resources. Something that goes beyond national health care delivery seems to be increasingly necessary to serve collections of nations like the EU and eventually reach a planetary system for sharing resources and deploying doctors.
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Postby Cedur » Mon Jun 22, 2020 4:28 pm
Second wave is about to begin in Germany. Will we have a sense of responsibility for a SECOND time?
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Postby idruinn » Mon Jun 22, 2020 10:59 pm
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Last edited by Panda on Sat May 15, 2021 8:42 am, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: See ElectriKing's post below.
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Postby ElectriKong » Tue Jun 23, 2020 3:00 am
idruinn wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2020 10:59 pm
Most of this post is falsr and irrelevant to Covid-19.
There is a type of virus known as the retrovirus (the most well-known example being HIV), which when infecting a cell, inserts a copy of its genome into the host cell's DNA, changing its own genome to include the virus. If that host cell is used in reproduction, then it opens up the possibility for that virus genome to be passed down generations, hence eventually becoming part of the genome of an entire species. These viruses are still capable of being spread between humans. For more information on retroviruses: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retrovirus
Coronaviruses, including SARS-COV-2, are not retroviruses and therefore not capable of adding their genomes to the genomes of host cell's, and therefore anything to do with illnesses caused by viral RNA/DNA being part of human DNA does NOT apply to this pandemic.
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Postby Sonya Sanchez » Tue Jun 23, 2020 5:22 am
I stopped reading as soon as i read "Viruses don’t you exist."
That’s the same phrase Corona deniers use here in Germany to rally up their followers, in an attempt to overthrow the people who actually know what they’re saying.
No offense dude, but that wasn’t good.
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Postby idruinn » Tue Jun 23, 2020 6:14 am
My opinion is supported by Arthur Firstenberg's research. I do not believe the official version offered by governments and the media, nor do I believe the version of the pharmaceutical companies whose interests are selfish and based on earning money rather than the benefit of the majority.
I consider Arthur Firstenberg's research a job rigorously done over 35 years.
I respect those who believe the official version but I do not share their vision and also I do not expect they share my vision.
When Germany is mentioned, the virologist Stefan Lanka is also being mentioned who claims the same circumstances.
Today's allopathic medicine vision is based on symptom management without questioning or even considering the underlying causes that are causing these symptoms. However holistic medicine works at a complete and comprehensive level, considering the physical body, soul and spirit. For me, holistic medicine, which is more than 5000 years old, is much more advanced than current medicine, which is not more than 250 years old.
It is my opinion and just as I respect the opinion of others, I also want my opinion to be respected. And beyond whether or not I can be wrong, you also have to consider that you can be wrong too.
Blessings bros!!! Have a nice day.   
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Postby Cedur » Tue Jun 23, 2020 9:37 am
can you please not spill antiintellectual conspiracies and repetitively put "blessings bros" under every post of yours every time?
I do not respect your "version" bc it's a straight up lie
also I just heard Djokovic got the virus, lol he also deserves it
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