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by Arumdaum » Tue May 05, 2020 7:37 pm

by Albrenia » Tue May 05, 2020 7:42 pm
Arumdaum wrote:COVID-19 is basically gone from Korea. No domestic cases for three days in a row now. Was previously in single digits for a while. People here aren't really socially distancing anymore but everyone is still wearing masks.
Korea was never "shut down," but early action (Korea and the US both got their first confirmed cases on the same day) meant that the virus never reached the extent it has in the West.
Worried that it may come back, though. However, I'm feeling pretty confident about airport screenings.

by The Black Forrest » Tue May 05, 2020 7:43 pm
Greater Miami Shores wrote:The Black Forrest wrote:
See? You are a cultist.
Again my cousin is a 911 dispatcher and commented on the spike of poison calls due to trump talking about injecting disinfectant and bleach. She is a trumpest. Mainly because he “supprots” the police. Her fiance, a good guy, was killed in the line of duty.
Even she said he comments were very stupid!
I doubt you can say that.
I understand you don't like President Trump for your Political and Personal Views. President Trump did not create the evil virus, President Trump does care,
President Trump signed the unemployment stimulus checks that should have been a clean bills by the Republicans and the Democrats without adding things that have nothing to do with the virus crisis.
President Trump has listened to the Health Experts and we have the health guidelines.
President Trump is not guilty for the deaths of any Americans because of the Virus crisis,
only the evil virus is guilty for the deaths of all Americans and for the deaths of all the Persons in the world.
All Presidents Republicans and Democrats have said stupid things, things they should not say, things that the right wing media and the leftists media have taken out of context and twisted their words for Political reasons against them.
Like Your Republican Friend. Yes, I am a Proud Republican supporter of President Trump for Making America Great Again, and he deserves reelection according to my Political Views and of those who agree with me, I am not the only one and their is nothing wrong with it. Take care and be safe from the evil virus. I will Put it on my sig.
by Bombadil » Tue May 05, 2020 7:44 pm
Greater Miami Shores wrote: President Trump is not guilty for the deaths of any Americans because of the Virus crisis, only the evil virus is guilty for the deaths of all Americans and for the deaths of all the Persons in the world. No President or world leader is.
by Arumdaum » Tue May 05, 2020 7:44 pm
Albrenia wrote:Arumdaum wrote:COVID-19 is basically gone from Korea. No domestic cases for three days in a row now. Was previously in single digits for a while. People here aren't really socially distancing anymore but everyone is still wearing masks.
Korea was never "shut down," but early action (Korea and the US both got their first confirmed cases on the same day) meant that the virus never reached the extent it has in the West.
Worried that it may come back, though. However, I'm feeling pretty confident about airport screenings.
Acting early and decisively certainly seems to be the key in a pandemic. Australia wasn't quite as on-the-ball as you folks, but I think we caught it -just- quickly enough to have a chance to dodge most of the harm it will cause to slow-to-act places like the US, or even worse inactive places like Sweden and Brazil.

by Albrenia » Tue May 05, 2020 7:46 pm
by Bombadil » Tue May 05, 2020 7:46 pm
Arumdaum wrote:COVID-19 is basically gone from Korea. No domestic cases for three days in a row now. Was previously in single digits for a while. People here aren't really socially distancing anymore but everyone is still wearing masks.
Korea was never "shut down," but early action (Korea and the US both got their first confirmed cases on the same day) meant that the virus never reached the extent it has in the West.
Worried that it may come back, though. However, I'm feeling pretty confident about airport screenings.

by The Black Forrest » Tue May 05, 2020 7:47 pm
Albrenia wrote:C'mon folks, leave GMS alone. They believe what they want and aren't exactly going to change their minds if all the evidence previously presented to them on these forums hasn't done so. They're at least up front about their beliefs, although I do rather wish they'd change up their wording a little on occasion.

by UniversalCommons » Tue May 05, 2020 7:48 pm

by Albrenia » Tue May 05, 2020 7:49 pm
The Black Forrest wrote:Albrenia wrote:C'mon folks, leave GMS alone. They believe what they want and aren't exactly going to change their minds if all the evidence previously presented to them on these forums hasn't done so. They're at least up front about their beliefs, although I do rather wish they'd change up their wording a little on occasion.
Ignorance is not blessed or something to celebrate.
by Cannot think of a name » Tue May 05, 2020 7:50 pm
by Arumdaum » Tue May 05, 2020 7:51 pm
Bombadil wrote:Arumdaum wrote:COVID-19 is basically gone from Korea. No domestic cases for three days in a row now. Was previously in single digits for a while. People here aren't really socially distancing anymore but everyone is still wearing masks.
Korea was never "shut down," but early action (Korea and the US both got their first confirmed cases on the same day) meant that the virus never reached the extent it has in the West.
Worried that it may come back, though. However, I'm feeling pretty confident about airport screenings.
Pretty much the same here in HK, but also worried we've zero immunity given wildly varying stances taken by many other countries. I don't know how, exactly, we'll open up to other countries.
One main problem is that, in fact, HK, Macau and Taiwan are fine but we will never be able to open borders with them without also opening to China, who we simply don't trust.
It's a bizarre world we live in.

by Farnhamia » Tue May 05, 2020 7:51 pm
by Arumdaum » Tue May 05, 2020 7:54 pm
by Bombadil » Tue May 05, 2020 7:55 pm
Arumdaum wrote:Bombadil wrote:
Pretty much the same here in HK, but also worried we've zero immunity given wildly varying stances taken by many other countries. I don't know how, exactly, we'll open up to other countries.
One main problem is that, in fact, HK, Macau and Taiwan are fine but we will never be able to open borders with them without also opening to China, who we simply don't trust.
It's a bizarre world we live in.
I think it should be alright as long as testing and airport screening capacity can keep up with border entries. I don't think Korea has ever closed any borders with anyone. We definitely never did with China throughout the entire crisis despite strong pressure from conservatives to do so, and neither did we from Europe and America, which is where I think most of our recent cases have been imported from for a while.
Just to clarify, but what do you mean by zero immunity? Like, lack of biological immunity from the virus since not many people have gotten it and thus no herd immunity?

by Albrenia » Tue May 05, 2020 7:57 pm
Arumdaum wrote:https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52526554
Haven't seen this here yet but:
France's first confirmed coronavirus case has been found to be from December. Makes you wonder how long the virus was actually spreading for.
by Arumdaum » Tue May 05, 2020 7:57 pm
Bombadil wrote:Arumdaum wrote:I think it should be alright as long as testing and airport screening capacity can keep up with border entries. I don't think Korea has ever closed any borders with anyone. We definitely never did with China throughout the entire crisis despite strong pressure from conservatives to do so, and neither did we from Europe and America, which is where I think most of our recent cases have been imported from for a while.
Just to clarify, but what do you mean by zero immunity? Like, lack of biological immunity from the virus since not many people have gotten it and thus no herd immunity?
To your last point, yes.
On borders, well not exactly closed but 14 days quarantine for anyone arriving. How long will that continue or for which countries and how is transit managed.
All these and more..

by Shanghai industrial complex » Tue May 05, 2020 7:59 pm
Bombadil wrote:The Black Forrest wrote:
Yes. There was an incident of a mall cop getting murdered because he got into an altercation with a person over wear masks at the mall.
It's honestly one of the weirder aspects of this virus. Objections to wearing masks has come from the WHO, governments, scientists and, of course, the general public in some areas. Part of the issue is that there's very little study on the usage of masks, and then every virus is different of course and finally the idea of preserving masks for the medical community was a concern.
However pretty early on it was known that this virus sits in the throat until enough has passed down into the lungs for major issues start, which is why many don't feel any symptoms despite being infected. If your lungs don't pass a certain load then you're fine.
However sitting in your throat for 14-20 days is when it spreads. Now it's not particularly likely that if I am infected and am wearing a mask that I will stop the spread, however if everyone is wearing masks then it absolutely stops it dead in its tracks. One study shows that if 20% of the population wears masks there's little effect, move over 50% and you're going a long way to stopping.
Yet some people take the simple idea of wearing a mask as an affront to their very person whereas we don't blink an eye to being asked to wash hands, it's an odd difference.

by The Black Forrest » Tue May 05, 2020 8:00 pm

by Pasong Tirad » Tue May 05, 2020 8:02 pm
Bombadil wrote:The Black Forrest wrote:
Yes. There was an incident of a mall cop getting murdered because he got into an altercation with a person over wear masks at the mall.
It's honestly one of the weirder aspects of this virus. Objections to wearing masks has come from the WHO, governments, scientists and, of course, the general public in some areas. Part of the issue is that there's very little study on the usage of masks, and then every virus is different of course and finally the idea of preserving masks for the medical community was a concern.
However pretty early on it was known that this virus sits in the throat until enough has passed down into the lungs for major issues start, which is why many don't feel any symptoms despite being infected. If your lungs don't pass a certain load then you're fine.
However sitting in your throat for 14-20 days is when it spreads. Now it's not particularly likely that if I am infected and am wearing a mask that I will stop the spread, however if everyone is wearing masks then it absolutely stops it dead in its tracks. One study shows that if 20% of the population wears masks there's little effect, move over 50% and you're going a long way to stopping.
Yet some people take the simple idea of wearing a mask as an affront to their very person whereas we don't blink an eye to being asked to wash hands, it's an odd difference.
by Cannot think of a name » Tue May 05, 2020 8:06 pm

by Greater Miami Shores » Tue May 05, 2020 8:11 pm
Cannot think of a name wrote:Albrenia wrote:
That is a good point. Carry on I guess, but don't dogpile the poor fellah too badly, please.
I mean, ideally just ignore him, he hasn't said a new thing since his first post and provides no counter points, raises no arguments, and makes zero contribution to the conversation. How many times can people put a quarter in the "I'm a proud Republican" machine before they realize there aren't any other recordings in there. But low hanging fruit is also the fuel this forum runs on.

by San Lumen » Tue May 05, 2020 8:12 pm
Shanghai industrial complex wrote:Bombadil wrote:
It's honestly one of the weirder aspects of this virus. Objections to wearing masks has come from the WHO, governments, scientists and, of course, the general public in some areas. Part of the issue is that there's very little study on the usage of masks, and then every virus is different of course and finally the idea of preserving masks for the medical community was a concern.
However pretty early on it was known that this virus sits in the throat until enough has passed down into the lungs for major issues start, which is why many don't feel any symptoms despite being infected. If your lungs don't pass a certain load then you're fine.
However sitting in your throat for 14-20 days is when it spreads. Now it's not particularly likely that if I am infected and am wearing a mask that I will stop the spread, however if everyone is wearing masks then it absolutely stops it dead in its tracks. One study shows that if 20% of the population wears masks there's little effect, move over 50% and you're going a long way to stopping.
Yet some people take the simple idea of wearing a mask as an affront to their very person whereas we don't blink an eye to being asked to wash hands, it's an odd difference.
Objections to wearing masks has come from the WHO, governments, scientists It's all about the production of masks.The quantity is seriously insufficient in February.But now it's very difficult for them to take back their foreword, because many people believe what they said before.Another reason is that it seems that many members of the public lack the most basic biological education and medical knowledge. I think the education system is responsible for this.

by The Black Forrest » Tue May 05, 2020 8:15 pm
Greater Miami Shores wrote:Cannot think of a name wrote:I mean, ideally just ignore him, he hasn't said a new thing since his first post and provides no counter points, raises no arguments, and makes zero contribution to the conversation. How many times can people put a quarter in the "I'm a proud Republican" machine before they realize there aren't any other recordings in there. But low hanging fruit is also the fuel this forum runs on.[/Especially
I don't care about the dog pillings, and thank you for your comments Albrenia, they have a democratic right too it. But I have a democratic right to support President Trump, it is now officially on my sigs.
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