I'm sorry, but no... The "theory" that there's a relationship between viruses and radio waves is absurd. I would appreciate it if you guys would not post such nonsense here.
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Yeah, that makes some sense. Most mammals can produce it themselves; humans are one of the few that can't. Those that do have that ability will dramatically increase its production in response to any inflammatory stress.Vitamin C
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Yeah, that makes some sense. Most mammals can produce it themselves; humans are one of the few that can't. Those that do have that ability will dramatically increase its production in response to any inflammatory stress.
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Can we stick to the topic of this thread please?Lets look at things outside the box okay? ..........
From 30 March 2020, MOT due dates for cars, motorcycles and light vans will be extended by 6 months. This is being done to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
The newly developed test will be available in Germany starting in April, with other markets in Europe and elsewhere to follow.
Are the car repair facilities in the UK shut down?So I expect we'll be seeing more queries of the type "My car is saying I need a service but I can't get it serviced as the garages/dealers are closed so I can I stop my car telling me I need a service?"
The UK Government emergency powers say that only car showrooms need to shut down, but most dealers have decided to close their entire operations including workshops.Are the car repair facilities in the UK shut down?
Possibly because the early model shows the catastrophic effect of doing nothing, and following the advice of subject matter experts on how to avoid most of the catastrophe, combined with seeing what happened in China, they are avoiding most of the catastrophe. As the article you linked to outlines.So this is pretty interesting.
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...e-care-units-for-coronavirus-expert-predicts/
So who is Neil Ferguson?
He's the British epidemiologist who predicted over 2 million Americans and 500k Brits would die from coronavirus using his previous model, which went viral, and was a major influence on the UK's decision to lock down. But now he's predicting, "UK deaths from the disease are now unlikely to exceed 20,000, he said, and could be much lower."
What's not clear tome is exactly why he's changed his estimate by a factor of 25.
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In order for this to work, you'd have to lock the entire world down long enough to eliminate every last reservoir of this virus, or lock down a country or region long enough to eliminate every last reservoir within, and seal its borders. If you don't, the moment you remove the restrictions, it comes right back and starts spreading again, and all you've done is to delay it.Possibly because the early model shows the catastrophic effect of doing nothing, and following the advice of subject matter experts on how to avoid most of the catastrophe, combined with seeing what happened in China, they are avoiding most of the catastrophe. As the article you linked to outlines.
That's a cool, but extremely simplistic model that's based on some very questionable assumptions, many of which are based on the Imperial College paper that I referenced above; the one that previously predicted 500k deaths in the UK.Let's make it a little personal: https://covidactnow.org/state/FL
Since when have you known me to be subtle?If you're looking for subtle-as-a-sledgehammer transparent dog-whistling: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=wuhanic+plague&t=hb&ia=web
Since when have you known me to be subtle?
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It does not come anywhere close to explaining Dr. Ferguson's factor of 25 reduction in the the total number of deaths.
Tactful and subtle are not synonymous.This is reasonable and maybe accurate, however, I have witnessed very tactful behavior!
Tactful and subtle are not synonymous