Corona virus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkwHNeNU098

Dr Campbell interview on DW-TV. Nothing regular viewers of his don't know, but Christ more TV exposure for this guy would be great.
https://linktr.ee/wjameschan -- everything I've ever done worth talking about, and even that is debatable.
For those living in the black is white, up is down, truth isn't truth delusion of the last 4 years, prospects are bleak. I hope for the sake of humanity they're able to finally snap out of it.

No contact delivery services might be the new way of life for years to come, depending on how long it takes to develop a vaccine. Weird times.

Excellent video, Thank you!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYTFk34nhoI

I am just going to keep sharing these because every damn person who speaks English should be watching Dr John Campbell now.

"We are past the point of random testing." Well then.
https://linktr.ee/wjameschan -- everything I've ever done worth talking about, and even that is debatable.
Anyone watch the podcast with Joe Rogan and Michael Osterman (leading disease expert)? They pretty much go clear a lot of the misinformation and more on the virus.
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ScrotieMcB wrote:
Also, you should know me well enough by now to know that I don't scare easily. I sometimes wonder if that's a disability of some sort, similar to analgesia.


It's not a disability itself, but can be a symptom of some mental/neurological disorders. It's one of the symptoms of Autism that I exhibit. For example I was in the hospital about a month ago and was told I had cancer, but I was more worried that they might give me something for lunch that I wouldn't like.
https://9gag.com/gag/am5QQPX

these guys are the real heroes we need!
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Boem wrote:


And calling it quick when they imprisoned somebody for warning about the virus three weeks before it became apparent because he talked poorly about the party also seems grin worthy.

Peace,

-Boem-


Spoiler
Wuhan's dealing with it is going to seem very quick in a year, Boem. It should already do so. I agree that it was far from flawless: the complete denial of the issue and the martyrdom of the very person who tried to warn them was absolutely reprehensible. If you check my older posts, which you no doubt won't, you'll see I was clearly condemning China's political handling of it. I still think they lied about the numbers. They were all terrified of pissing off Xi who could, if given the bad news, just take it out on them. That's the culture they have over there.

BUT when Wuhan mobilised, it did so with extreme alacrity. They were building hospitals purely for Covid-19 patients in a matter of days. That's what happens when a communist regime decides to do something and tells its people 'DO IT' because they have no choice. And that's the flipside of this fear-driven culture that caused China to react so late: the people are so afraid of the authorities they do what they're told. I can't say if the latter evens out the former. I just know that when China took Covid-19 seriously, they took measures to contain it that other countries can now only envy.

It was never going to be fully contained and you know it. That's not the world we live in. The moment it was identified in Wuhan we all knew it was going to be global. We didn't expect it to be bad because we fooled ourselves and said, well, that's China. Poor health standards, communist society, very packed living. Of course it ripped through them. Us? We'll get a handful of cases probably.

How fucking naive we were.

And yeah, I'm dramatic. I admit it seems like I'm overreacting. But ask yourself: what is the cost of overreacting vs the cost of underreacting?







Some holes in your assesment.

1) china didn't react, the WHO and CDC reacted and put public pressure on the party and by extension xi.
There is a reason why i mentioned the doctor being jailed event, the arcticles weren't some random accident and neither was the response after those types of articles being released.


2) china's response when they did react was fast and propper, but your easily dancing over the fact they are the starting line of many of the supply chaines when it comes to medical tech.

Unlike most country's which you seem to be condemning implicitly, they don't simply have a bunch of masks available which were promised delivery's to other country's which you can just selfishly drop and redirect in-house.

It would be like saying that country's suck at handling oil when tomorrow russia/iran and the saudi's horded all their oil for own consumption.

I would call that a failed analysis and semi-uselles.

The country's that have the available tools to combat this situation will utilize them themselves and this will put other country's at risk, that's how the system operates.

Peace,

-Boem-

Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes
China better start helping out Europe. I remember plenty of countries sending it aid in February, time to return the favor.
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Johny_Snow wrote:
China better start helping out Europe. I remember plenty of countries sending it aid in February, time to return the favor.


https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-italy-respirators/china-sends-medical-supplies-experts-to-help-italy-battle-coronavirus-idUSKBN2101IM
https://linktr.ee/wjameschan -- everything I've ever done worth talking about, and even that is debatable.
I don't know if purchasing all toilet paper in sight is some sort of modern instinct or something when there is a crisis but I'd really like it stop. I don't want to have to travel farther away because some (literal)asshole decided to buy out the whole shelf.
Last edited by Johny_Snow on Mar 14, 2020, 1:51:39 PM

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