It’s not the results that matter, it’s that it feels good to bankrupt people to save 85 yo 5th-cousin Mabel from (remember?) 3rd-cousin Oren’s side from Duluth. Or maybe that’s Great Aunt Heloise’s 4th-cousin once-removed. Anyway, she has another month maybe because We’re? All in This Together. Heroes!
Hoover Institution senior fellow Dr. Scott Atlas dismissed a new model from the University of Washington's Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) that projects more than 134,000 Americans will die of COVID-19 by Aug. 4 as states begin to reopen their economies.
"We should look at the evidence. We don't need to rely on hypothetical projections," Atlas, a former chief of neuroradiology at Stanford University Medical Center, told Martha MacCallum on "The Story" Monday night. "We have a ton of evidence. And the evidence is consistent all over the world that we know the fatality rate is much lower than what the models were based on originally.
"We know that ... the curves have been flattened and the curves to note are not the numbers of cases. The only curves that count are the deaths per day and the hospitalizations per day."
The good professor does a great job of pulling info from around the world about the latest findings of the virus. And each week and sometimes day, it’s clear we did it wrong.
They still haven’t been able to document anywhere in the world where someone has caught the vid while outside.
The good professor does a great job of pulling info from around the world about the latest findings of the virus. And each week and sometimes day, it’s clear we did it wrong.
They still haven’t been able to document anywhere in the world where someone has caught the vid while outside.
Good news about the "ED visits" declining. Hope it isn't due to lack of interest.
One at the start of the career and two late ones to wipe out the retirement
Life has gotten easier so whatever generation we are on now is the easiest
Most boomers have already retired and therefore wouldn't be much effected by this one unless they were idiotically playing real money in the stock market or with risky funds.
One at the start of the career and two late ones to wipe out the retirement
Life has gotten easier so whatever generation we are on now is the easiest
Most boomers have already retired and therefore wouldn't be much effected by this one unless they were idiotically playing real money in the stock market or with risky funds.
One at the start of the career and two late ones to wipe out the retirement
Life has gotten easier so whatever generation we are on now is the easiest
Most boomers have already retired and therefore wouldn't be much effected by this one unless they were idiotically playing real money in the stock market or with risky funds.
"We know that ... the curves have been flattened and the curves to note are not the numbers of cases. The only curves that count are the deaths per day and the hospitalizations per day."
I feel like people have been forgetting that this is the bottom line over the past few weeks. "We need to flatten the curve so we don't overburden hospitals" was repeated over and over back in March. Now that data is coming out that supports the fact we don't need to flatten the curve any further (in 99% of the country, at least), I'm still hearing people say it's a bad idea to release the restrictions.
"We know that ... the curves have been flattened and the curves to note are not the numbers of cases. The only curves that count are the deaths per day and the hospitalizations per day."
I feel like people have been forgetting that this is the bottom line over the past few weeks. "We need to flatten the curve so we don't overburden hospitals" was repeated over and over back in March. Now that data is coming out that supports the fact we don't need to flatten the curve any further (in 99% of the country, at least), I'm still hearing people say it's a bad idea to release the restrictions.
One at the start of the career and two late ones to wipe out the retirement
Life has gotten easier so whatever generation we are on now is the easiest
Boomers are fags
Gen X is even gayer
This whole generation thing is stupid
Boomers were a market. Nothing more nothing less. A mass market when mass marketing was coming of age
And we'll be that to the grave hence the angst and jealousy
Just look at how many people age 16 - 35 are saying "okay boomer" to other people in the same age range to understand how fucking retarded the generational thing is.
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"We should look at the evidence. We don't need to rely on hypothetical projections," Atlas, a former chief of neuroradiology at Stanford University Medical Center, told Martha MacCallum on "The Story" Monday night. "We have a ton of evidence. And the evidence is consistent all over the world that we know the fatality rate is much lower than what the models were based on originally.
"We know that ... the curves have been flattened and the curves to note are not the numbers of cases. The only curves that count are the deaths per day and the hospitalizations per day."
The DOJ will also be able to subpoena burner phone records.
The good professor does a great job of pulling info from around the world about the latest findings of the virus. And each week and sometimes day, it’s clear we did it wrong.
They still haven’t been able to document anywhere in the world where someone has caught the vid while outside.
One at the start of the career and two late ones to wipe out the retirement
Life has gotten easier so whatever generation we are on now is the easiest
And if that's the case, they deserve 0-12.
Gen X is even gayer
53 the last crash where older boomers were 63
And we have the 53 year old boomers in this one
Boomers were a market. Nothing more nothing less. A mass market when mass marketing was coming of age
And we'll be that to the grave hence the angst and jealousy
I feel like people have been forgetting that this is the bottom line over the past few weeks. "We need to flatten the curve so we don't overburden hospitals" was repeated over and over back in March. Now that data is coming out that supports the fact we don't need to flatten the curve any further (in 99% of the country, at least), I'm still hearing people say it's a bad idea to release the restrictions.
Yes, this is basically what I'm getting at.