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Short but effective video on “flattening the curve”.
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Pa. is shutting down. Only essential businesses are staying open. Meaning I'm still working. Big box store.
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And in other batsh*t insane news, Crook County Jail is releasing inmates into the public due to virus concerns.
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At which point will it become clear that all these gov imposed measures to contain or flatten the curve will result in a much worse longterm national and global situation (mass unemployment, decimated 401Ks, bankruptcy, foreclosures, increased violent crime...) than to just let this thing run it's natural course and be over sooner? I'm not suggesting one approach over the other... just expecting the pendulum to take a different course at some point when the pain starts to get real and widespread.
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But you and I have it easier than most, as we don't have property taxes on our cars nor state income tax :happydance: |
Well, if from the very beginning, everybody (governments and citizens) were correctly informed and treated this with urgency, these government imposed measures wouldn’t have been needed.
Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan never reached the exploding/compounding stage because every citizen bought-in from the very beginning, nobody was complacent. Those countries kept the spread under control, and infected rate was kept at very small increment (linear curve, never reached exponential). Other populations that exhibit ill-informed complacency are now paying the price. Many populations chose way of life and economy over taking preventive measures. Now, those populations must swing back to taking drastic measures just to preserve lives. |
Chinese hackers just tried to take down the HHS digital infrastructure.
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"We have met the enemy and he is us." - Pogo (Walt Kelly) |
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I heard reports here that there was a line outside BassPro to buy guns and ammo.... :icon14:
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I just subscribed to pornhub. Some of the girls are desperate giving me there cell numbers, I guess business are down too. Hey Bunk do you know if there is shortage of condoms too? There are considered PPE (personal protective equipment)too right? |
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From reading last night.
Amazon is on shaky ground. If you ordered anything from them. You might not get it. Their warehouses are getting empty. Nothing is coming in from China to restock the warehouses. Plus if 1 employee gets the virus there. The whole warehouse is shut down. A lot of other companies that do on line sales are canceling orders. No stock, and or can't get the material to make the items. Our freight ports are empty. No freighters waiting to be unloaded. |
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Good thing we aren't reliant on China for our food. |
Went to the local Wal mart which isn't a Super Walmart. Picked up a few small things. The parking lot looked normal. Walked around inside. Looks normal. No TP, paper towels, and cleaning supplies. That's just about every store now. Walked over to the camping/RV stuff. There's RV TP on the shelf. :eek: People have over looked the RV stuff. :rofl2: The freezed dried camping food is gone.
The state owned liquor stores closed yesterday. Before they closed. There was a run on them. TV last night showed a lot of empty shelves in the one state store. Beer distributors are still open. The one pizza shop is looking for drivers. They don't have enough for the local delivery. |
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Look for food prices to jump. |
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