Coronavirus Thread
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Or, y'know, in case something like this happens:
You're right, of course. These were probably people who were fed up with authority and decided to take their frustrations out on someone who could conceivably be mistaken for such, although low enough on the totem pole that they posed no real threat.
--Patrick
figmentPez
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Trump Contradicts Nurse About PPE Availability
"I think it's sporadic," answered Sophia L. Thomas, president of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. "I mean, I talk to my colleagues around the country. Certainly there are pockets around the country where PPE is not ideal, but this is an unprecedented time."
Dolt45 contradicted her saying that it was sporadic for her, but not everywhere. Like some dumbass trying to say "flooded, for you, but there's not flooding everywhere" in the aftermath of Harvey. If you can't supply every hospital with the PPE they need, then there is a supply problem, period.
"I think it's sporadic," answered Sophia L. Thomas, president of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. "I mean, I talk to my colleagues around the country. Certainly there are pockets around the country where PPE is not ideal, but this is an unprecedented time."
Dolt45 contradicted her saying that it was sporadic for her, but not everywhere. Like some dumbass trying to say "flooded, for you, but there's not flooding everywhere" in the aftermath of Harvey. If you can't supply every hospital with the PPE they need, then there is a supply problem, period.
He's contradicting someone calling it sporadic by using the definition of sporadic, and I can't even.
Apologize to burlap bags of elephant shit.
That's so last year.
GasBandit
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Some places.
Dave
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Some places.
My work is talking about going back. But my boss said they are giving managers the greenlight to do what they feel is right. My manager thinks late June to July.
My husband said that productivity has actually been up overall since people have been home.
Well, a-doy. WE know that taking a break from the constant formality of the office atmosphere can boost productivity. I was referring to that kind of productivity the autonomous suits expect, where everything runs on a schedule and has a paper trail and has to be dusted with non-dairy coffee creamer and filtered through an Excel spreadsheet before it can be pronounced "valid."My husband said that productivity has actually been up overall since people have been home.
--Patrick
Well I think in this case, productivity is up because people have nothing else to do, and no where else to go.
It also has a lot to do with the fact the only thing Trump ultimately cares about existing beyond his death is his BRAND. He wants to make sure he, and thus his brand, seems indestructible.
Hmm...if only we could find the link between them, we just might be able to find the source.
--Patrick
To be fair, can anything really live on fast food?
figmentPez
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YES.
Today was the first day in 2 months that Hawaii has reported 0 new cases.
figmentPez
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One thing I'm confused by is number of people who are saying "no one saw this coming". Experts have been warning about the inevitability of a pandemic for years.
Also, I'm worried by people saying "we can't just shut down our economy every time there's a virus". The alternative is a whole lot worse, when the virus is this bad. We absolutely can slow down our economy to prevent millions of deaths. That is absolutely something we can, and should, do in face of such a dire threat to human lives.
Also, I'm worried by people saying "we can't just shut down our economy every time there's a virus". The alternative is a whole lot worse, when the virus is this bad. We absolutely can slow down our economy to prevent millions of deaths. That is absolutely something we can, and should, do in face of such a dire threat to human lives.
