May 3, 2020·1 replySunday numbers already hitting different
May 3, 2020·1 replyg6ntianaSunday numbers already hitting different
Like they are lower ?
May 3, 2020US daily cases charts compared to other countries (mostly Europe) is a joke and shows how serious people take this virus here overall.
- May 3, 2020COWBOY WAYNE
Like they are lower ?
Yes, there is less testing and the numbers of cases and deaths aren't fully transmitted on weekends (from saturday to monday usually).
May 3, 2020·1 replyLordMoneyzNot Virginia we got strict guidelines and our governor is playing his cards right
Mr. Blackface has been handling this pretty well, lol. We also have enough supplies to test anybody with symptoms now.
May 3, 2020·editedg6ntianaNo, it's true. The heat makes the virus slightly weaker and more difficult to access, but if you live densely together, it doesn't help very much.
This is also one of the reasons why experts saying that we stay on a level with small waves here and there during the summer and the even larger second wave comes in the autumn for every country.
Then let's hope it won't show up at our doorstep at all after this summer
May 3, 2020·1 replyJaeRellMr. Blackface has been handling this pretty well, lol. We also have enough supplies to test anybody with symptoms now.
Gov Northam did blackface?
- May 3, 2020
- May 3, 2020·1 replybebacksoon
Gov Northam did blackface?
Yeah. College costume party.
- May 3, 2020JaeRell
Yeah. College costume party.
Jesus
you weren't lyin. Obv racist as s*** but at least he's handling the Coronavirus s*** decently compared to other states. And marijuana is finally getting decriminalized here - May 3, 2020
Texas is about to be the new hotbed of the virus
They are skyrocketing in cases and deaths always lag behind 2 weeks so it’s literally back to square one for that state.
What a s*** show
- May 3, 2020·1 reply
When do we think international flights will resume?
May 3, 2020
A Calm YeLet’s be honest the most likely outcome is we don’t develop and scale a vaccine over the next 5-10 years.
How are we gonna deal with this s***?
Scaling won't be a large issue, it's mostly testing and the long term effects. Some of the vaccines they are testing are already being mass produced in case they are effective.
However, if we don't develop a vaccine, then the likely outcome is herd immunity in some degree and a lot of people are gonna die as a consequence and the virus will continue to strike in periods but our bodies will adapt to it.
- May 3, 2020·1 replySkyWave
When do we think international flights will resume?
Depends where you wanna go
Spain has already talked about blocking all tourism this summer (mostly bc Americans) and they are one of the biggest tourist hotspots in the world
- May 3, 2020·1 replySixty 5
Depends where you wanna go
Spain has already talked about blocking all tourism this summer (mostly bc Americans) and they are one of the biggest tourist hotspots in the world
Are they blocking it to everyone or just USA?
- May 3, 2020·1 replySkyWave
Are they blocking it to everyone or just USA?
Not sure They’ve just had discussions about it
America is miles behind all other developed countries right now with the handling of the virus. Most of Europe is already on the road to recovery but here cases are surging again in the south (big surprise)
May 3, 2020
NoirI am NOT someone who thinks that the virus is going to disappear in the summer, not a bit.
But it can't be a coincidence that the biggest hotspots in America right now are New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan. All states with higher population densities and colder weather.
Meanwhile, Texas, Florida, Georgia, California, Arizona, no comparable surge. Louisiana had a short lived surge that was curbed quickly. Phoenix is the 6th largest city in the nation and I haven't heard one word about their coronavirus cases.
Everyone is waiting on a huge surge in the south, especially Florida, but what if it doesn't happen until the fall or winter? I know that we can't depend on the weather to save us, it won't, but the regional breakdown points to it being a factor.
The coronavirus surge formula seems to be high population density + aging/vulnerable population + reliance on public transportation + cold weather - social distancing = massive surge.
Hope you right about this
May 3, 2020·1 replyDamn some of my coworkers are getting called to work and if they decline the job their unemployment benefits could be terminated. I'm scared to get a call but don't want to lose the benefits as well
- May 3, 2020Sixty 5
Not sure They’ve just had discussions about it
America is miles behind all other developed countries right now with the handling of the virus. Most of Europe is already on the road to recovery but here cases are surging again in the south (big surprise)
I’m very sorry to hear that. Unfortunately your President is not the smartest man to put it lightly. I wish America all the best with recovery. We are slowly but surely getting there
May 3, 2020·1 replyThese 6-7 weeks have flown by
- May 3, 2020
I am so afraid of the aftermath of this pandemic.
A world in an economic crisis could easy start a War Of The Worlds 3
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May 3, 2020·1 replyI drove my car after a month today
AMA
- May 3, 2020Tribe
These 6-7 weeks have flown by
Low key tbh it really has
May 3, 2020Black people are getting treated so bogus
i can’t stop thinking about the black lady they kept sending home and then she up and died. They do black folk so wrong. - May 3, 2020·1 replyFlopnextdoor
I drove my car after a month today
AMA
I just be driving to get my ass out the house, fam.