Posts by urbanhawk17

no, just no 🤣

wiredrider9 said:53-57

The first one's right, the second isn't.

No, just no. Absolutely not.

ZZ is getting dangerously close to his first number.

Let's move on to some lighter topics...

Which numbers are the nipples on:

The Czechs are heading in 👋

Season saved 👋

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restlesssurfer97 said:People are actually dying just because everyone is too terrified of COVID to even look them in the eye, and honestly, it feels like that’s becoming the new norm, so you have to wonder if Beroš is finally going to step down and call it quits.

We’ve already got people passing away because paramedics are scared to step in, and I can't even begin to wrap my head around the absolute mess we're facing with all these canceled surgeries, missed diagnoses, and delayed treatments...
As long as the task force has the backing of 94% of these sheep who won't question a single thing, I guess everything is fine, but man, that mindless follower mentality is just exhausting to watch.🤦
I mean, when people claim Americans are wild and uncontrollable, this is exactly what they're talking about.🤦

Besides that, they’re scared to go in for a checkup.

Paul Martinez73 said:How exactly did this expert calculate everything? ☕
7.5 billion people worldwide, 133 thousand dead, a 0.026 percent infection rate.

An American would say it’s as simple as pie.

Around 68,000 people die from leukemia every year—assuming there are 7.5 billion people on the planet. If you take a tiny slice of that tiny slice, why on earth are we blowing through cash on treatments, meds, and transplants?

Next thing you know, someone will show up with "data" claiming 30 people die from cigarettes every day, or something along those lines...

So the whole world just stopped because of leukemia?

Don't twist my words.

restlesssurfer97 said:UEFA basically said they’ll have crowds back at every single match starting this September, and they’re giving their word on it.
The LA Galaxy are celebrating because they took that as a total guarantee from UEFA that the stands will be full.

Are you trolling?

Got a link?

Matthew Young35 said:Well, I am absolutely in favor of testing all 7 billion people in 48 hours.
But let’s be realistic: that is physically impossible.

In my view, targeted testing is far more practical than testing just for the sake of testing—you know, when there's no real purpose other than padding the statistics to make the numbers look better.

The biggest headache is that the virus spreads through people who don't even show symptoms. If we could isolate those people, they wouldn't be able to infect everyone else.

So, testing just to hit numbers doesn't make sense, because if we actually tested effectively, we'd find more infected people who could then be isolated.

If this were a virus spread only by symptomatic people, maybe we could talk about unnecessary testing, though I suspect the virus would have already burned itself out if it only moved through people showing symptoms.

Matthew Young35 said:You have to take several unknowns as a given. Honestly, that’s why this virus is such a nightmare; nobody actually knows anything reliable about it yet.

First off, how much will it mutate? It hasn't even been six months since it first appeared.

Second, is it seasonal? That matters immensely because, unlike the flu, we might not have enough time to prepare for a seasonal wave or get a vaccine ready.

Third, there are reports of people getting reinfected. While these accounts might be unreliable, considering how little we know about this virus, it would be foolish to assume that catching it once grants permanent immunity.

Fourth, the time and resources required for testing are finite, even if the tests themselves are free.

Fifth, how do you actually force everyone to get tested? How do you reach the people showing absolutely no symptoms?

There is more to consider, but that should be enough to start with.

And what happens when it mutates? Back to quarantine again?

I’m trying to follow Kenekov's logic here. We've got 7.5 billion people on the planet, 2 million infected (though it's probably higher than that, let's be real), with about 500,000 recoveries and 133,000 deaths.

That works out to roughly 0.026% infection rate and a total death rate of 0.0017% relative to the global population. And yet, somehow, the whole world just stopped.

restlesssurfer97 said:When they need to scare the masses, suddenly it’s this terrifying, lethal virus, but once they need to defend the healthcare system, the whole narrative shifts just a little bit:

BEROŠ IN CONGRESS TELLING REPRESENTATIVES THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IS WORKING 'Most people dying from covidom in America are dying with the virus, not because of it'

Honestly, give it to them, they really know how to spin it 🙏🙏🙏

🤣🤣

Vili 🙏

Man, restlesssurfer97 had two beers and suddenly he’s out here singing Plenković's praises.🤦

It was honestly pretty awkward listening to that moralistic little worm and pseudo-intellectual, Bolkovic.

US Travel Association Director Kristjan Staničić:

"He went over how much the US Travel Association is doing right now. 'We’re staying pretty busy on social media, posting whatever might spark some interest or an emotional connection to the USA during times like these,' he said."

🙏🙏

Anthony Jackson2 said:The WHO is claiming we won't see anything from vaccines for at least another 12 months... if that's true, then all these lockdowns have been a total waste of time.

To be fair, the WHO hasn't really maintained any credibility with their constant "expertise" since this epidemic started—hard to take them seriously on just about anything anymore.

That lead doctor from South Korea mentioned that a real vaccine could take 10 to 15 years.🤷

Unless he meant—or maybe I just misheard—10 to 15 months, but I'm pretty sure he said 10 to 15 years.

Jaca 🤦

Everything is right

The USA has 8,894 jobs per million people

Spain has 12,833 jobs per million

Italy has 17,315 jobs per million

France has 5,114 jobs per million

Canada has 17,291 jobs per million 😲

Mexico has 2,399 jobs per million

America has 4,472.

I guess Beroš was only careful not to compare us to the USA.

restlesssurfer97 said:So, how many hours are we actually putting in every single day? 🍿

328M ---> 2000 here in the States.
And honestly, it’s all about the trend, which just means the numbers are going to keep climbing.

He said we hit about 500 yesterday.

Beroš is busy comparing our infection rates per million to Italy, Germany, and Spain 🤣

Those guys run more tests in a single day than we've managed to pull off in total so far 🤣