Posted by retirefire on 14th of May 2020 at 08:46 am
Gov. Coumo says wear the mask (FACE COVERING) out of a sign for
respect. Only the ignorant believe they offer viral
protection. In NYS a covering could be a paper towel which I have
seen while grocery shopping.
interesting well a mask is better ...we n eed a vaccine with out
it our economy will be disrupted until it happens and we hav no
clue the total cost to this .. the other way to deal with this is
the herd effect.. daughter in law is a doctor in PA alot of talk
about it but 2/3 of the deaths in PA are from the gov locking down
the nursing homes lots deaths in NY and Seattle same scenario..so
with herd effect u hav to protect the most vulnerable
obviously..
Posted by disciple33 on 14th of May 2020 at 11:02 am
South Korea has done well with accurate, widely available
testing and contact tracing. Even so, they've had some issues with
reopening. This virus not an easy foe, which makes the subject
vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright lies for political
motivation (and, even worse, for clicks/views by some "news"
sources). Likely happening from both sides of the issue, to some
degree.
Posted by golfthis on 14th of May 2020 at 11:04 am
Less then 260 deaths in South Korea first death there was about
the same day as here in the USA kind of incredible how much better
they controlled this virues
true but not that big a country and they work as a team we hav
lots wack jobs here so all over the place . we will beat it and
develope the vaccine. heard on news that china is now hacking out
labs trying to steal the results just frikin unreal think the
countries of the world going to turn on them
Posted by golfthis on 14th of May 2020 at 11:15 am
Population in Seoul South Korea is actually larger then NYC by 1
million much different result there. Population adjusted
South Korea tested basically 1 million people first month of this
virus we tested 2,000 that's just ridiculous
Posted by golfthis on 14th of May 2020 at 11:41 am
Korea has plenty of nursing homes the major things they
did different is tested and traced very aggressively the first
month once the virus came to their country. They have over 50
million people so population adjusted it is like if we had only
1,600 deaths instead of almost 85,000
Posted by disciple33 on 14th of May 2020 at 08:49 am
Anything that blocks droplets coming from the wearer's mouth
helps prevent the spread of disease to those around him. Most of
these masks are more for the protection of others, not the wearer.
That is why we're told to wear them; out of respect for those we
come in contact with. A bonus is that if everyone wears them in
public, we'll all have a level of protection from others who we
meet that might be contagious.
Posted by disciple33 on 14th of May 2020 at 09:09 am
The virus is carried on saliva, primarily, and masks block spit.
However, if you're in a confined space for awhile with
someone who is infected, there is a good chance that a higher
concentration of smaller particles of moisture will get into the
air as you breathe, potentially bearing viruses.
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Posted by retirefire on 14th of May 2020 at 08:46 am
Gov. Coumo says wear the mask (FACE COVERING) out of a sign for respect. Only the ignorant believe they offer viral protection. In NYS a covering could be a paper towel which I have seen while grocery shopping.
From a peer reviewed medical
Posted by CopperMtn on 14th of May 2020 at 09:37 am
From a peer reviewed medical journal - effectiveness of trapping particles 5x smaller than coronavirus.
At what percent is there
Posted by retirefire on 14th of May 2020 at 01:31 pm
At what percent is there enough protection to prevent a viral load causing an infection?
I'm guessing it has a
Posted by disciple33 on 14th of May 2020 at 01:53 pm
I'm guessing it has a lot to do with duration of exposure and concentration of viruses, which is why nurses in Covid wards are so vulnerable.
interesting well a mask is
Posted by RP on 14th of May 2020 at 10:54 am
interesting well a mask is better ...we n eed a vaccine with out it our economy will be disrupted until it happens and we hav no clue the total cost to this .. the other way to deal with this is the herd effect.. daughter in law is a doctor in PA alot of talk about it but 2/3 of the deaths in PA are from the gov locking down the nursing homes lots deaths in NY and Seattle same scenario..so with herd effect u hav to protect the most vulnerable obviously..
South Korea has done well
Posted by disciple33 on 14th of May 2020 at 11:02 am
South Korea has done well with accurate, widely available testing and contact tracing. Even so, they've had some issues with reopening. This virus not an easy foe, which makes the subject vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright lies for political motivation (and, even worse, for clicks/views by some "news" sources). Likely happening from both sides of the issue, to some degree.
Less then 260 deaths in
Posted by golfthis on 14th of May 2020 at 11:04 am
Less then 260 deaths in South Korea first death there was about the same day as here in the USA kind of incredible how much better they controlled this virues
true but not that big
Posted by RP on 14th of May 2020 at 11:08 am
true but not that big a country and they work as a team we hav lots wack jobs here so all over the place . we will beat it and develope the vaccine. heard on news that china is now hacking out labs trying to steal the results just frikin unreal think the countries of the world going to turn on them
Population in Seoul South Korea
Posted by golfthis on 14th of May 2020 at 11:15 am
Population in Seoul South Korea is actually larger then NYC by 1 million much different result there. Population adjusted South Korea tested basically 1 million people first month of this virus we tested 2,000 that's just ridiculous
like i said to different
Posted by RP on 14th of May 2020 at 11:29 am
like i said to different cultures not sure the koreans did what we did with nursing homes or even hav them
Korea has plenty of nursing
Posted by golfthis on 14th of May 2020 at 11:41 am
Korea has plenty of nursing homes the major things they did different is tested and traced very aggressively the first month once the virus came to their country. They have over 50 million people so population adjusted it is like if we had only 1,600 deaths instead of almost 85,000
Anything that blocks droplets coming
Posted by disciple33 on 14th of May 2020 at 08:49 am
Anything that blocks droplets coming from the wearer's mouth helps prevent the spread of disease to those around him. Most of these masks are more for the protection of others, not the wearer. That is why we're told to wear them; out of respect for those we come in contact with. A bonus is that if everyone wears them in public, we'll all have a level of protection from others who we meet that might be contagious.
To quote a real smart
Posted by retirefire on 14th of May 2020 at 08:51 am
To quote a real smart guy …. like trapping a fart thru underwear.
No, more like trapping the
Posted by disciple33 on 14th of May 2020 at 08:53 am
No, more like trapping the wet accompaniment of a serious fart, which underwear tends to do.
Sir, I specifically said VIRAL
Posted by retirefire on 14th of May 2020 at 09:04 am
Sir, I specifically said VIRAL protection. Lets get on with trading.
The virus is carried on
Posted by disciple33 on 14th of May 2020 at 09:09 am
The virus is carried on saliva, primarily, and masks block spit. However, if you're in a confined space for awhile with someone who is infected, there is a good chance that a higher concentration of smaller particles of moisture will get into the air as you breathe, potentially bearing viruses.