Coronavirus Thread mark II: Official Apocalyptic Edition

[The Black Forrest]

That would be a pretty good punishment tbh.

Wanna violate quarantine? Fine, but if we catch you we'll make you fill any vacancies in essential occupations. Sure, that probably means more exposure to Coronavirus, but maybe you should've thought about it before you violated quarantine.

How about no?

Hmmm? Sounds good though. Make some use out of the “muh freedoms!” types.

At the very least somebody should submit that for one of the game options

[Estanglia]

Yes it is. Many people have no medical training at all

There’s a lot of other jobs in hospitals besides doctors and nurses you know.

Who do you think cleans and disinfects the rooms? Delivers meals? Checks in guests? Gives directions? Moves empty hospital beds around? Changes the sheets? Restrains uncooperative patients?

If I remember the article correctly, there's about half a million people who volunteered for the NHS in Britain, and their job is basically to deliver medication and check up on people. Stuff the common person could probably do with a bit of training/guidance, but frees up medical personnel to deal with Coronavirus instead. The people who end up forced to do essential work could do something similar to that.

I'll try to find the article.

EDIT: Here's an article on it.

Members of the public can sign up to help as a 'community response volunteer', which involves 'collecting shopping, medication or other essential supplies for someone who is self-isolating, and delivering these supplies to their home'.

Other roles will see people transporting patients, NHS supplies and equipment, or speaking to those at risk of loneliness on the phone.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Have them direct traffic at the hospital, process paperwork, drive staff shuttles...

And if you have a history of speeding infractions, but no accidents, drive ambulances.

Han, like... hold the fuck on. This ain’t the Millenium Falcon or the Kessel Run we’re talking about. For that, driving ambulances, you do need training.

[San Lumen]

How about no?

Hmmm? Sounds good though. Make some use out of the “muh freedoms!” types.

At the very least somebody should submit that for one of the game options

I said it before and I will say it again these are a temporary solution they cannot be permanent unless we want to kill entire industries like the entertainment industry, sports, hospitality and most small business.

[Galloism]

Hmmm? Sounds good though. Make some use out of the “muh freedoms!” types.

At the very least somebody should submit that for one of the game options

I said it before and I will say it again these are a temporary solution they cannot be permanent unless we want to kill entire industries like the entertainment industry, sports and most small business.

Please find me one person in all of the world that has said this situation is permanent. Otherwise, you're flat out making shit up and then arguing against it.

There's a word for that, and stop lighting him on fire.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I said it before and I will say it again these are a temporary solution they cannot be permanent unless we want to kill entire industries like the entertainment industry, sports and most small business.

Please find me one person in all of the world that has said this situation is permanent. Otherwise, you're flat out making shit up and then arguing against it.

There's a word for that, and stop lighting him on fire.

Welcome to the Macarena line of repetition. Strap in, it’s gone be a lolzy ride!

[Salandriagado]

But knowing that a virus exists can use AI to analyze a patient's trajectory of action.The chain of infection can be cut off after controlling all contacts.If that patients report their physical condition honestly.WHO believes that COVID-19 is less effective than influenza in transmission.But the key is that when there is insufficient evidence of a pandemic, those who take these measures are considered mentally ill.

Hopefully we stop the transmission now and don’t have to do all this again

I point out again that you've literally admitted that you're making this less likely for no good reason.

[Galloism]

Please find me one person in all of the world that has said this situation is permanent. Otherwise, you're flat out making shit up and then arguing against it.

There's a word for that, and stop lighting him on fire.

Welcome to the Macarena line of repetition. Strap in, it’s gone be a lolzy ride!

Miami Shores and San Lumen oughtta get married and start their own reality TV show.

[San Lumen]

I said it before and I will say it again these are a temporary solution they cannot be permanent unless we want to kill entire industries like the entertainment industry, sports and most small business.

Please find me one person in all of the world that has said this situation is permanent. Otherwise, you're flat out making shit up and then arguing against it.

There's a word for that, and stop lighting him on fire.

Maybe not permanent but social distancing until there is a vaccine.

Ive heard some experts say we we will likely have no mass gatherings until there is a vaccine. That means you destroy theatre and other live productions, you ruin the hospitality industry and sports could likely never come back, and you shutter many small businesses.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Welcome to the Macarena line of repetition. Strap in, it’s gone be a lolzy ride!

Miami Shores and San Lumen oughtta get married and start their own reality TV show.

Lemme call Netflix. They may want to produce it.

[The Black Forrest]

I said it before and I will say it again these are a temporary solution they cannot be permanent unless we want to kill entire industries like the entertainment industry, sports and most small business.

Please find me one person in all of the world that has said this situation is permanent. Otherwise, you're flat out making shit up and then arguing against it.

There's a word for that, and stop lighting him on fire.

He fell into a ring of fire?

[San Lumen]

Hopefully we stop the transmission now and don’t have to do all this again

I point out again that you've literally admitted that you're making this less likely for no good reason.

How am I doing that?

[Salandriagado]

And how do you think it wouldn't lol

Because we aren’t dealing with airborne Ebola and people need to stop treating it that way

Ebola, airborn or otherwise, would be far less dangerous, on a global scale. The quick onset and obvious symptoms would cause it to burn out much more quickly and with far fewer deaths.

[Galloism]

Please find me one person in all of the world that has said this situation is permanent. Otherwise, you're flat out making shit up and then arguing against it.

There's a word for that, and stop lighting him on fire.

Maybe not permanent but social distancing until there is a vaccine.

Ive heard some experts say we we will likely have no mass gatherings until there is a vaccine. That means you destroy theatre and other live productions, you ruin the hospitality industry and sports could likely never come back, and you shutter many small businesses.

Hospitality industry wouldn't be ruined. Sports can be done on TV still, although it will have to change the funding model.

Theatre is a problem, I'll grant you, but given we've had the theatre for thousands of years, a 12-18 month disruption in theatre activities isn't likely to end the theatre forever.

[Tarsonis]

Please find me one person in all of the world that has said this situation is permanent. Otherwise, you're flat out making shit up and then arguing against it.

There's a word for that, and stop lighting him on fire.

He fell into a ring of fire?

He went down down down, and the flames went higher.

[Estanglia]

Please find me one person in all of the world that has said this situation is permanent. Otherwise, you're flat out making shit up and then arguing against it.

There's a word for that, and stop lighting him on fire.

Maybe not permanent but social distancing until there is a vaccine.

Ive heard some experts say we we will likely have no mass gatherings until there is a vaccine. That means you destroy theatre and other live productions, you ruin the hospitality industry and sports could likely never come back, and you shutter many small businesses.

Unfortunate.

But, unlike dead and permanently scarred people, the economy can recover.

[Andsed]

That would be a pretty good punishment tbh.

Wanna violate quarantine? Fine, but if we catch you we'll make you fill any vacancies in essential occupations. Sure, that probably means more exposure to Coronavirus, but maybe you should've thought about it before you violated quarantine.

How about no?

How about yes. If these asshats put people at risk then it is very fitting to force them to help those people and see what their short sighted and selfish actions have caused. And it will help the healthcare system manage the virus which is one of the main points of the lockdown.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Maybe not permanent but social distancing until there is a vaccine.

Ive heard some experts say we we will likely have no mass gatherings until there is a vaccine. That means you destroy theatre and other live productions, you ruin the hospitality industry and sports could likely never come back, and you shutter many small businesses.

Hospitality industry wouldn't be ruined. Sports can be done on TV still, although it will have to change the funding model.

Theatre is a problem, I'll grant you, but given we've had the theatre for thousands of years, a 12-18 month disruption in theatre activities isn't likely to end the theatre forever.

With theater just go Live. Broadcast the plays, the musicals and concerts online.

[San Lumen]

Maybe not permanent but social distancing until there is a vaccine.

Ive heard some experts say we we will likely have no mass gatherings until there is a vaccine. That means you destroy theatre and other live productions, you ruin the hospitality industry and sports could likely never come back, and you shutter many small businesses.

Hospitality industry wouldn't be ruined. Sports can be done on TV still, although it will have to change the funding model.

Theatre is a problem, I'll grant you, but given we've had the theatre for thousands of years, a 12-18 month disruption in theatre activities isn't likely to end the theatre forever.

How would you change the model. And if you can't have an audience you can't have theatre, ballets or operas. It becomes pointless to play before a empty house and just stream it.

[The Black Forrest]

Maybe not permanent but social distancing until there is a vaccine.

Ive heard some experts say we we will likely have no mass gatherings until there is a vaccine. That means you destroy theatre and other live productions, you ruin the hospitality industry and sports could likely never come back, and you shutter many small businesses.

Hospitality industry wouldn't be ruined. Sports can be done on TV still, although it will have to change the funding model.

Theatre is a problem, I'll grant you, but given we've had the theatre for thousands of years, a 12-18 month disruption in theatre activities isn't likely to end the theatre forever.

Indeed. Instead of this worry of a vaccine; they should be working on a fast testing kit. If it can give a local result, then gathering type events and work can be done.

[Andsed]

Hospitality industry wouldn't be ruined. Sports can be done on TV still, although it will have to change the funding model.

Theatre is a problem, I'll grant you, but given we've had the theatre for thousands of years, a 12-18 month disruption in theatre activities isn't likely to end the theatre forever.

With theater just go Live. Broadcast the plays, the musicals and concerts online.

Yep. The internet can be a quite wonderful thing.

[San Lumen]

Hospitality industry wouldn't be ruined. Sports can be done on TV still, although it will have to change the funding model.

Theatre is a problem, I'll grant you, but given we've had the theatre for thousands of years, a 12-18 month disruption in theatre activities isn't likely to end the theatre forever.

Indeed. Instead of this worry of a vaccine; they should be working on a fast testing kit. If it can give a local result, then gathering type events and work can be done.

I agree and fast track a cure too.

[Satuga]

How about no?

How about yes. If these asshats put people at risk then it is very fitting to force them to help those people and see what their short sighted and selfish actions have caused. And it will help the healthcare system manage the virus which is one of the main points of the lockdown.

You're putting a unqualified person, who likely doesn't want to be there in an important potentially life saving occupation, that is such an idiotic idea that will literally only get more people killed.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Hospitality industry wouldn't be ruined. Sports can be done on TV still, although it will have to change the funding model.

Theatre is a problem, I'll grant you, but given we've had the theatre for thousands of years, a 12-18 month disruption in theatre activities isn't likely to end the theatre forever.

Indeed. Instead of this worry of a vaccine; they should be working on a fast testing kit. If it can give a local result, then gathering type events and work can be done.

Didn’t they make one kit that detects CoVID19 in 45 minutes?

[Fartsniffage]