Brainstorm | Updates for Guyana: +11 cases (now 150) since 2 days ago — Arkansas, US: +261 cases (now 6538), +5 deaths (now 125) since 23 hours ago — New Mexico, US: +112 cases (now 7364), +6 deaths (now 335) since 23 hours ago — US: +786 cases (now 1.8 million), +20 deaths (now 103266) since 34 minutes ago | 00:08 |
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withorwithout | Hey, would you happen to have that scientific paper where they showed how infection from surfaces and outdoors was not significant? | 00:44 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Colombia: +1262 cases (now 25366), +19 deaths (now 822) since a day ago — Argentina: +769 cases (now 14702), +7 deaths (now 508) since 7 hours ago — Peru: +5874 cases (now 141779), +116 deaths (now 4099) since a day ago — South Africa: +1466 cases (now 27403), +25 deaths (now 577) since a day ago | 00:53 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Central African Rep.: +53 cases (now 755) since 20 hours ago — Nebraska, US: +285 cases (now 13261), +1 deaths (now 164) since 22 hours ago — Washington, US: +141 cases (now 21684), +1 deaths (now 1105) since 19 minutes ago — US: +494 cases (now 1.8 million), +3 deaths (now 103302) since 19 minutes ago | 01:08 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Brazil: +19472 cases (now 438812), +1046 deaths (now 26991) since 3 hours ago — World: +19694 cases (now 5.9 million), +1057 deaths (now 361908) since 18 minutes ago — Georgia (US), US: +196 cases (now 45266), +11 deaths (now 1973) since 5 hours ago — US: +214 cases (now 1.8 million), +11 deaths (now 103313) since 19 minutes ago | 01:23 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Panama: +403 cases (now 12131), +5 deaths (now 320) since a day ago — World: +469 cases (now 5.9 million), +11 deaths (now 361919) since 22 minutes ago — California, US: +22 cases (now 103674), +2 deaths (now 4039) since 33 minutes ago — US: +65 cases (now 1.8 million), +6 deaths (now 103319) since 22 minutes ago | 01:38 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Zimbabwe: +17 cases (now 149) since a day ago — Alabama, US: +220 cases (now 16530), +1 deaths (now 591) since 3 hours ago — US: +260 cases (now 1.8 million), +1 deaths (now 103320) since 19 minutes ago — Texas, US: +32 cases (now 60788) since 19 minutes ago | 01:53 |
Akash[m] | %cases india | 02:33 |
Brainstorm | Akash[m]: In India, there have been 165386 confirmed cases (0.0% of the population) and 4711 deaths (2.8% of cases) as of 4 hours ago. 3.4 million tests were performed (4.9% positive). Fatality can be broadly expected to lie between 0.9% (assuming deaths/cases with ⅔ undetected), and less than 6.2% (considering only deaths and recoveries). See https://offloop.net/covid19/?default=India for time series data. | 02:33 |
Butterfly^^ | https://youtu.be/GLcNStHTDjM Covid related | 02:51 |
ryouma | what is significant? just droplets and aerosols? if so, what size particles? --- 15:44 <withorwithout> Hey, would you happen to have that scientific paper where they showed how infection from surfaces and outdoors was not significant? | 02:55 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Guatemala: +203 cases (now 4348), +12 deaths (now 80) since 23 hours ago — Mexico: +3377 cases (now 81400), +447 deaths (now 9044) since a day ago — New Hampshire, US: +100 cases (now 4386), +9 deaths (now 232) since a day ago — Honduras: +112 cases (now 4752), +2 deaths (now 196) since 23 hours ago | 03:23 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/covid19: Efficacy of Ivermectin in Adult Patients With Early Stages of COVID-19 (84 votes) | https://redd.it/gsa5th | 03:50 |
LjL | iverwhat now | 03:51 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Bolivia: +619 cases (now 8387), +13 deaths (now 293) since 23 hours ago — World: +634 cases (now 5.9 million), +13 deaths (now 362176) since 53 minutes ago — Australia: +15 cases (now 7165) since 23 hours ago | 04:09 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/covid19: Pulmonary and cardiac pathology in African American patients with COVID-19: an autopsy series from New Orleans (81 votes) | https://redd.it/gs40q0 | 04:14 |
mazout | still alive, covid still remain | 04:26 |
ytlyv9 | wave two starting soon | 04:27 |
RadioActive | %cases usa | 04:52 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Haiti: +123 cases (now 1443), +1 deaths (now 35) since a day ago — World: +123 cases (now 5.9 million), +1 deaths (now 362177) since 50 minutes ago — South Korea: +58 cases (now 11402) since a day ago | 04:52 |
Brainstorm | RadioActive: In US, there have been 1.8 million confirmed cases (0.5% of the population) and 103330 deaths (5.8% of cases) as of an hour ago. 25.5 million tests were performed (6.9% positive). Fatality can be broadly expected to lie between 1.9% (assuming deaths/cases with ⅔ undetected), and less than 17.2% (considering only deaths and recoveries). See https://offloop.net/covid19/?default=US for time series data. | 04:52 |
ryouma | can we get an estimate of the corruption and fudging of data sot aht we can put error bounds on those numbers? | 04:54 |
ryouma | and also, just lpain inaccuracy | 04:54 |
ryouma | sorry, not in a mood to trust any officials anyplace (no reflection on offloop or its sources whatsoever) | 04:55 |
ryouma | because of what? lifting of lockdowns? --- 19:27 <ytlyv9> wave two starting soon | 04:55 |
jacklsw | just stay save for ourselves | 04:57 |
ytlyv9 | usa all ready lost controll | 04:58 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/covid19: UC study uncovers clues to COVID-19 in the brain (80 votes) | https://redd.it/gs7b43 | 05:03 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Western Australia, Australia: +7 cases (now 577) since 2 days ago — New Brunswick, Canada: +3 cases (now 126) since a day ago — Quebec, Canada: +563 cases (now 49711), +74 deaths (now 4303) since a day ago — Ontario, Canada: +377 cases (now 28320), +28 deaths (now 2292) since a day ago | 05:09 |
JamGobbar | damn | 05:15 |
JamGobbar | mineapolis is going up in flames | 05:15 |
JamGobbar | and no one is social distancing | 05:15 |
LjL | social distancing is so last month | 05:20 |
JamGobbar | LjL: you watching these streams? | 05:21 |
JamGobbar | they're intesnse | 05:21 |
LjL | no, what's going on? | 05:21 |
berkchops | these riots are nuts | 05:21 |
JamGobbar | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbDcXe0eUpM | 05:21 |
ryouma | streams? | 05:21 |
JamGobbar | https://www.pscp.tv/w/1LyxBNWvvYjxN | 05:21 |
berkchops | https://youtu.be/3eZaOGehK6k | 05:21 |
JamGobbar | https://unicornriot.ninja/live-channel/ | 05:21 |
berkchops | https://youtu.be/JSWvPJnyMqY | 05:21 |
ryouma | are they wearing masks? | 05:22 |
JamGobbar | some | 05:22 |
berkchops | some are | 05:22 |
JamGobbar | but definitely not social distancing | 05:22 |
JamGobbar | as they light the plice precinct on ifre | 05:22 |
ryouma | are they mixed race? | 05:22 |
berkchops | msnbc also has people on the ground | 05:22 |
JamGobbar | yes | 05:22 |
berkchops | it is a very diverse group from what i've seen | 05:22 |
berkchops | unicorn riot is IN the police station | 05:23 |
LjL | it's a tense time for many reasons but from outside i couldn't see how cops could keep, keep murdering people in America, and mostly get away with it legally (not even get a trial), and... people wouldn't revolt against it at some point | 05:27 |
LjL | to be fair, it has already happened in a way when police were snipered | 05:27 |
ryouma | when? | 05:28 |
LjL | i don't remember, a year or two ago | 05:28 |
berkchops | in texas | 05:29 |
JamGobbar | ferguson | 05:29 |
JamGobbar | that was the last protests i saw | 05:29 |
JamGobbar | like this | 05:29 |
berkchops | no texas was where cops were attacked | 05:30 |
berkchops | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_shooting_of_Dallas_police_officers | 05:30 |
ryouma | do police have an us vs. them mentality -- everywhere or just in some places or not at all | 05:31 |
JamGobbar | i remember that | 05:31 |
Trippy72394 | hi anyone here? | 05:34 |
JamGobbar | yes | 05:35 |
JamGobbar | we''re all watching minn burn | 05:35 |
Trippy72394 | jeez | 05:35 |
Trippy72394 | are you on lockdown still? | 05:35 |
berkchops | phase 1 reopen as of today, not that it changes anything i'm not going out | 05:38 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Ucayali, Peru: +1052 cases (now 3530), +1 deaths (now 105) since 4 days ago — Lima, Peru: +17323 cases (now 87478), +359 deaths (now 1473) since 4 days ago — Amazonas, Colombia: +502 cases (now 1723), +13 deaths (now 57) since 4 days ago — Pasco, Peru: +177 cases (now 426), +3 deaths (now 8) since 4 days ago | 05:39 |
Trippy72394 | survey question: Are people sleeping more, or is there more insomnia? Are people having strange, vivid dreams, as though compensating for sensory deprivation? | 05:41 |
addmayo | dreams arent any stranger. already had fucked up dreams before all this. sleeping less and getting worse quality sleep though. | 05:47 |
Trippy72394 | addmayo, interesting, thank you. | 05:52 |
Trippy72394 | one would think sleeping longer hours, but i'm hearing about insomnia and bad sleeps | 05:53 |
Trippy72394 | maybe that has to do with less exercise too from sitting about | 05:53 |
Trippy72394 | addmayo, you exercise while on lockdown? | 05:53 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Mongolia: +18 cases (now 179) since a day ago — India: +413 cases (now 165799) since 8 hours ago — World: +431 cases (now 5.9 million) since 49 minutes ago | 05:54 |
addmayo | i didnt exercise before and i havent started | 06:01 |
addmayo | so no | 06:01 |
Trippy72394 | ok thanks | 06:02 |
addmayo | np | 06:02 |
Trippy72394 | Finally, with all these variants of covid, should a single vacinne do still? And what's the latest on when, the likelihood of one being made, and how long it will last? | 06:02 |
dunnp | is there something new on more strains of it? | 06:03 |
dunnp | I thought it was pretty stable | 06:03 |
Trippy72394 | not sure. | 06:03 |
Trippy72394 | ah stable, good. | 06:03 |
Trippy72394 | So that's one question answered. | 06:03 |
Trippy72394 | :) | 06:03 |
addmayo | not an immunologist so cant speak to the efficacy of any vaccines, should they come available. a lot of answers tonthose questions are still unknowns. when it comes to things like this there isnt anything you can do to speed up trials and studies. even ones that end early because the medici | 06:07 |
addmayo | still collect data for months and or years | 06:08 |
addmayo | sorry typing on an ipad | 06:09 |
addmayo | not ideal | 06:09 |
Trippy72394 | addmayo, thank you! | 06:09 |
Trippy72394 | to show appreciation for taking the time to answer, here is a short joke: | 06:11 |
Trippy72394 | A turtle got mugged by a snail. The police said: "Can you describe the snail?" The turtle replied: "No. I'm sorry. It all happened so fast." | 06:12 |
addmayo | hilarious | 06:14 |
addmayo | wasnt funny but it made me smile | 06:14 |
Trippy72394 | :) | 06:15 |
Trippy72394 | I guess we could all use a bit of cheering up. :) | 06:15 |
addmayo | anything else i cant help with? | 06:15 |
addmayo | yeah laughing is good even with things | 06:15 |
addmayo | even when things are shit^ | 06:16 |
Trippy72394 | I think that's it. Just hoping for a vaccine so we can all carry on | 06:16 |
Trippy72394 | They are. I do hope humans don't carry on as usual though. A bit less buying crap and a bit less ripping down forests with bats would be good. | 06:16 |
addmayo | that would be ideal, since there is a real possibilty this could turn into an endemic disease | 06:17 |
Trippy72394 | Yes indeed. | 06:18 |
Trippy72394 | Anyway, thank you again so much. :) | 06:18 |
addmayo | welcome | 06:18 |
ryouma | my concern with vaccines is thosew ho fall through the cracks. normally, you don't get a vaccine if you have weird undiagnosed immune issues that your doctors think could pose a risk, or you have hiv you can take them but you know becaue of sufficient research that you have to increase your antiretrovirals. but there could be increased coercion with a sars2 vaccine, and in the rush tog et it out there cuold be ins | 06:20 |
ryouma | ufficient testing on vuilnerable groups especially with rare or understudied diseases. | 06:20 |
EricGrahamMacEac | ryouma: Shut the fuck up and leave it to the medical doctors. | 06:21 |
Trippy72394 | Manners please. | 06:21 |
ryouma | no | 06:21 |
Trippy72394 | I think there are also people who say they will refuse a vaccine. | 06:21 |
ryouma | it needs to be left to biologists and medical doctors, adn those who have rare diseases | 06:22 |
ryouma | there is also the anti-vax issue, but that's separate. the risk, jhowever, is that in order to increase compliance, some will say what that person above said, and try to equate those whoare sick with that stuff. | 06:23 |
ryouma | yeah there will be refusers for various rasons (anti-vax, religious, etc.), but i imagine they will be a pretty low percentage | 06:26 |
Trippy72394 | I read it's quite high, but that is just a survey. | 06:26 |
ryouma | Trippy72394: this time around? | 06:27 |
ryouma | i'd think most would scramble to get vaccinated | 06:27 |
Trippy72394 | Not sure what you mean. | 06:27 |
ryouma | well, i'd think the thinking there would have changed a bit | 06:27 |
Trippy72394 | There were a few surveys in USA anyhow and lots of people said they would refuse a vaccine. | 06:27 |
ryouma | hmm | 06:28 |
Trippy72394 | And I read people who disobey the lockdown citing freedom and "my body my choice". Are they aware they might bring it home to grandma or a shopkeeper who will bring it home to grandma? | 06:28 |
Trippy72394 | One would think they would consider that. | 06:29 |
ryouma | yeah | 06:29 |
Trippy72394 | Odd. | 06:29 |
Trippy72394 | Maybe they didn't think it through all the way. | 06:29 |
ryouma | some are astroturfed professionally | 06:29 |
ryouma | after the election that movement might be less strong | 06:30 |
Trippy72394 | Yes that's odd too. I can't figure out how people can believe someone once they have lied. If someone lies to me, I don't believe a word they say after that. | 06:30 |
ryouma | let me look up altemeyer's theory | 06:30 |
ryouma | look at the aug 23 2018 entry | 06:31 |
ryouma | https://www.theauthoritarians.org/ | 06:31 |
Trippy72394 | ok | 06:31 |
ryouma | it's plausible on the surface | 06:31 |
ryouma | to me anyway | 06:32 |
Trippy72394 | I've got it and saved it. I will eat and read it later on. Thanks for that. :) | 06:33 |
addmayo | its an echo chamber amongst those communities. all the anti vax fools ( amongst others ) hear is themselves talking. any data that doesnt fit their established bias is distored or discredited | 06:33 |
Trippy72394 | But surely they must hear lies and contradictions from the very people they do listen to. Those lies are obvious. | 06:34 |
Trippy72394 | It seems so odd to me. | 06:35 |
ryouma | i'm not talking about antivaxxers | 06:35 |
ryouma | just what altemeyer is talkign about | 06:35 |
ryouma | "Compared to most people, studies have shown that authoritarian followers get their beliefs and opinions from the authorities in their lives, and hardly at all by making up their own minds. They memorize rather than reason." | 06:35 |
ryouma | it is plausible some of them doubt, but do not voice their doubts. so if smoe of their respected peers openly stated doubts on tv or something, that might be persuasive. | 06:36 |
Trippy72394 | But when those people they listen to contradict themselves, how on earth do they reconcile that? | 06:36 |
Trippy72394 | If Bob says A then B and one must be a lie for the other to be true, then what? | 06:37 |
ryouma | it isn't an issue of logic | 06:37 |
ryouma | it's more an issue of displaying loyalty | 06:38 |
Trippy72394 | I'd love to be there and see how those people reply to "He just said A and then said B, the opposite. He must be lying, right?" | 06:38 |
ryouma | and feeling belonging | 06:38 |
Trippy72394 | But how would that person respond to that? | 06:38 |
ryouma | you must not live in the us.... | 06:38 |
addmayo | ryouma is right | 06:39 |
Trippy72394 | No, I do not. | 06:39 |
Trippy72394 | If you said that, how would they reply? | 06:39 |
Trippy72394 | I've always wanted to know that. | 06:39 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Pakistan: +2801 cases (now 64028), +57 deaths (now 1317) since 23 hours ago — World: +3157 cases (now 5.9 million), +57 deaths (now 362261) since 57 minutes ago — Kazakhstan: +356 cases (now 9932) since a day ago | 06:39 |
ryouma | follow us news for a while and you'll get it | 06:39 |
Trippy72394 | I do. I still don't get it. | 06:39 |
ryouma | :) | 06:39 |
addmayo | its largly based on cult of personality too | 06:39 |
Trippy72394 | What on earth would they say? | 06:40 |
Trippy72394 | Would they stand there and just stare, or reply, or what? | 06:40 |
ryouma | dunno | 06:40 |
Trippy72394 | Even a kid would say "Daddy, you said Canada is north, then you said it was south. One cannot be true." | 06:41 |
ryouma | humans are profoundly irrational in many cases | 06:42 |
Trippy72394 | Understood. But what would the reply be to "He just said A and then said B, the opposite. He must be lying, right?" | 06:42 |
ryouma | they literally believed freud's nonsense. and many still do via derrida and postwhateverism. and they contradict all over the place. | 06:43 |
addmayo | its less to do with what is true or false and more to do with how youve aligned your worldview to be authoritarian centric | 06:43 |
ryouma | yeah | 06:43 |
Trippy72394 | I can't get my head around it. I guess I just don't understand people there. | 06:43 |
addmayo | constant misinformation is a cornerstone | 06:44 |
Trippy72394 | How will it end? | 06:44 |
ryouma | we are watching the results | 06:44 |
Trippy72394 | It looks like it is heading toward worse and worse. What does worst look like? | 06:45 |
ryouma | lord of the flies | 06:45 |
Trippy72394 | Good book! | 06:45 |
Trippy72394 | And a good film too! | 06:45 |
Trippy72394 | Poor piggy! | 06:46 |
ryouma | i was unimpressed by it becuase it was too plausible of my peers | 06:46 |
Trippy72394 | :) | 06:46 |
addmayo | well for example there are parallels to US politics and nazi germany. trump loves calling journalists "fake news" and hilters regime did the exact same thing. they called it "lugenpresse" | 06:46 |
addmayo | lying press | 06:47 |
Trippy72394 | I'm not sure all that "strong" and "free" and "brave" stuff is true afterall. | 06:47 |
Trippy72394 | Oh. I hope that's not the "worst". :( | 06:47 |
Trippy72394 | I'm seeing "weak" and "captured" and "scared". | 06:48 |
addmayo | you asked for what the worst looked like | 06:48 |
Trippy72394 | Oh dear. | 06:48 |
Trippy72394 | I hate to say this, but I sort of want to slap people across the face and tell them to come to their senses and that they've been under a spell. | 06:48 |
Trippy72394 | Like in the movies. | 06:49 |
ryouma | both the right and the left have abandoned the ideas of the age of reason completely. there was lip service for a long time. now there is not even lip service. | 06:49 |
ryouma | in the us at least | 06:49 |
Trippy72394 | I guess it's easier here in China. | 06:50 |
ryouma | why? | 06:50 |
Trippy72394 | Here, nobody thinks, cares, worries, or has much of an attention span. | 06:50 |
ryouma | lol :/ same in the us except there is hostility on both sides of any topic uyou an imagine | 06:50 |
Trippy72394 | They don't think deeply about anything much. As for organizing, luckily, they couldn't organize a cup of coffee. | 06:51 |
ryouma | and outgroup homogeneity. that population you hate is more diverse than you think. | 06:51 |
addmayo | ive been a huge proponent of travel | 06:52 |
addmayo | travel kills ignorance | 06:52 |
Trippy72394 | Travel is good! | 06:52 |
Trippy72394 | The good thing about China is, there are not two sides. The whole country is homogenous. Everyone thinks alike. No conflict between groups because there are no groups. | 06:53 |
ryouma | thre is the humidity theory of liberalism (in this case liberalism meaning more the old sense of reason is good and cosmopolitanism and so on): cities grow up around rivers and ocean shores and lake shores. they tend to be liberal (in that sense). theory being they meeto more cultures. | 06:53 |
ryouma | due to transport | 06:53 |
Trippy72394 | A well-engineered society so that everyone is nice gentle sheep. :) | 06:53 |
Trippy72394 | I like that. It makes sense. | 06:54 |
Trippy72394 | But then island people are kind of xenophobic. Ha! | 06:54 |
Trippy72394 | ahahaha | 06:54 |
Trippy72394 | I'm on an island, and I'm kind of xenophobic. | 06:54 |
addmayo | which island | 06:55 |
Trippy72394 | I'm not telling you. You might come here! Stay away. Off, off, off! | 06:55 |
Trippy72394 | hahahahah | 06:55 |
Trippy72394 | kidding. Hainan Island | 06:55 |
Trippy72394 | I guess a town surrounded by wheat is like an island. | 06:56 |
Trippy72394 | Passers-through are treated with suspicion! :) | 06:56 |
addmayo | are you a chinese citizen? | 06:56 |
ytlyv9 | Miami, US | 06:56 |
Trippy72394 | No. British and Canadian. | 06:57 |
Trippy72394 | Miami. Nice. | 06:57 |
addmayo | i see | 06:57 |
Trippy72394 | Miami, almost sounds like a kind of sushi. | 06:57 |
addmayo | do you live in china long term? | 06:57 |
Trippy72394 | Maybe 15 years now. | 06:58 |
ryouma | "Hainan is the smallest and southernmost province of the People's Republic of China (PRC), consisting of various islands in the South China Sea." | 06:58 |
Trippy72394 | Yes. | 06:58 |
Trippy72394 | It's lovely. And safe. | 06:58 |
ryouma | no cases? | 06:58 |
Trippy72394 | I went to a hotel in a town here and in two seconds the police phoned the room. | 06:58 |
Trippy72394 | No cases for months. | 06:58 |
addmayo | how do you feel government as a whole has handled the outbreak? | 06:58 |
Trippy72394 | I love the way they handled it! | 06:59 |
ryouma | why di the police phone you? | 06:59 |
Trippy72394 | Really, I am critical of things deserving it. The government here is amazing. | 06:59 |
addmayo | your local governmemt or national? | 06:59 |
Trippy72394 | They want to know my intentions there, where I would go etc, where I was. | 06:59 |
Trippy72394 | Local. | 06:59 |
Trippy72394 | I was just talking to a friend in Oshawa Ontario Canada. | 07:00 |
Trippy72394 | He was going to the lake front, Lake Ontario. I suggested a small fire on the beach. | 07:00 |
Trippy72394 | Year round curfew and security guards and no fires, not even a tiny one. | 07:00 |
Trippy72394 | In China, you can do as you like. If the police come for something, which they never do, nobody gets arrested. It's like the Dutch police. Talk, resolve, bye bye. Lovely. | 07:01 |
Trippy72394 | And when the government snapped into covid action, which they did amazingly fast, we all obeyed and the virus was gone in no time. | 07:02 |
Trippy72394 | The lockdown was short and easy and organized. Absolutley all areas had checkpoints. It was stunninly efficient. | 07:02 |
addmayo | is law enforcement on the island easier to work with/be around relative to mainland china or roughly the same? | 07:02 |
Trippy72394 | Not sure. | 07:03 |
Trippy72394 | Actually, I do have friends on the mainland, and it was roughly the same. | 07:03 |
addmayo | interesting | 07:03 |
ryouma | taiwan acted quickly too | 07:04 |
Trippy72394 | It's this top down government thing that worked. | 07:04 |
addmayo | now it it i who must thank you for satisfying my curiosity | 07:04 |
Trippy72394 | Yes, they did. | 07:04 |
Trippy72394 | I'm all for nailing the virus hard and getting back to life. None of this half-way measure stuff. That just doesn't work. Can't have the bug loose in society. | 07:05 |
Trippy72394 | And now we're all back to normal. Restuarants still a bit empty, but day by day better. | 07:05 |
addmayo | i have long admired the way many asians respond to times of crisis, relative to how west and particular america | 07:06 |
Trippy72394 | And let's not forget New Zealand! Jacinda Ardern is wonderful! | 07:06 |
Trippy72394 | Make a statue of that dear woman! | 07:07 |
addmayo | after the tohoku earthquake in 2011 the japanese people didnt panic. they acted more rationally that i think we would in a similar situation | 07:08 |
addmayo | the usanrhat | 07:08 |
Trippy72394 | Indeed they did. | 07:08 |
addmayo | the usa that is ^ | 07:08 |
ryouma | civil unrest does seem less likely in japan than in the us at this time | 07:09 |
addmayo | its a culture thing | 07:09 |
addmayo | ive been a few times. lovely place to visit | 07:10 |
Trippy72394 | may i ask where you are? | 07:11 |
addmayo | south carolina | 07:11 |
addmayo | usa | 07:11 |
Trippy72394 | lockdown? | 07:12 |
addmayo | god no we have been open a few weeks now | 07:12 |
Trippy72394 | people in masks? | 07:12 |
addmayo | worries me | 07:12 |
addmayo | too few | 07:12 |
Trippy72394 | spike? | 07:12 |
Trippy72394 | govt concealing deaths? | 07:13 |
addmayo | seems to be steady but who knows what the real numbers are | 07:13 |
addmayo | i feel like i take it much more seriouly than many here | 07:13 |
Trippy72394 | do you wear a mask in public? | 07:14 |
addmayo | anytime i leave the house | 07:14 |
Trippy72394 | do people dislike you in a mask? | 07:15 |
addmayo | no bad encounters so far | 07:15 |
Trippy72394 | good | 07:16 |
Trippy72394 | do people stand too near one another? | 07:16 |
addmayo | in some places yes | 07:16 |
Trippy72394 | are people worried about money? | 07:16 |
addmayo | i try to stay home as much as i can | 07:16 |
addmayo | yes | 07:16 |
Trippy72394 | very? | 07:16 |
addmayo | some are. some cannot aford to stay out of work | 07:17 |
addmayo | afford^ | 07:17 |
Trippy72394 | things getting cheapeer or more expensive? | 07:17 |
addmayo | some products are more expensive | 07:18 |
Trippy72394 | overall average? | 07:18 |
addmayo | up | 07:18 |
addmayo | save for gasoline | 07:18 |
Trippy72394 | ok. | 07:18 |
Trippy72394 | right. i read about that. | 07:18 |
Trippy72394 | and used cars i guess | 07:19 |
addmayo | we havent seen gas prices this low in years | 07:19 |
ryouma | Trippy72394: your entry point is miami, coincidentally | 07:19 |
Trippy72394 | ryouma, not sure what you mean. | 07:19 |
ryouma | freenode is federated, so it has a bunch of nodes | 07:20 |
Trippy72394 | ah | 07:20 |
Trippy72394 | ok | 07:20 |
Trippy72394 | so what percentage of shops are shuttered? | 07:21 |
addmayo | right now i would say less than 15 | 07:21 |
Trippy72394 | in n carolina or miami? | 07:21 |
Trippy72394 | less than 15 ok | 07:22 |
addmayo | but it is different in each state | 07:22 |
Trippy72394 | what do people talk about now, say, during a picnic? | 07:22 |
Trippy72394 | the future? election? covid? money? changing the future? getting back to the old past? | 07:23 |
addmayo | about how they just want to get back to normal mainly | 07:23 |
Trippy72394 | bad china? bad fed govt? | 07:23 |
addmayo | but this might be the new normal | 07:23 |
Trippy72394 | hmmmm yes. | 07:23 |
Trippy72394 | i heard 1/3 hate china now. | 07:23 |
addmayo | i live in a mostly conservative area so there is some anti chinese sentiment around | 07:24 |
Trippy72394 | i understand. that must suck for Chinese Americans. | 07:25 |
addmayo | the country around here is beautiful but i find the prejudice that is also here... not so beautiful | 07:25 |
Trippy72394 | i never understood prejudice, being from canada. where i grew up, it's better to have lots of different races about. it makes for better food and conversation. | 07:26 |
addmayo | my politics are very liberal relative to most in my area | 07:26 |
Trippy72394 | good. | 07:26 |
Trippy72394 | do you think, post covid, americans will have an increased or decreased taste for war? | 07:27 |
addmayo | also being an atheist in the bible belt can be... challenging at times | 07:27 |
Trippy72394 | so you're a science person? | 07:27 |
addmayo | professionally? | 07:28 |
Trippy72394 | no | 07:28 |
Trippy72394 | regarding religion | 07:28 |
addmayo | oh | 07:28 |
addmayo | well im not religous | 07:28 |
addmayo | i dont knp | 07:29 |
Trippy72394 | i guess dawkins admits he must be agnostic due to scientific probability being never zero :) | 07:29 |
Trippy72394 | but he says for practical purposes he's an atheist | 07:29 |
addmayo | consider science to be a religion though | 07:29 |
Trippy72394 | hmmmm interresting. | 07:29 |
Trippy72394 | i've in the camp of "no proof, no belief" | 07:29 |
addmayo | i dont consider ir | 07:29 |
addmayo | i meant to type | 07:29 |
Trippy72394 | but likelihoods must be considered. and as for god, pretty bloody unlikely. :) | 07:30 |
addmayo | inreally have to get a bluetooth keyboard for this ipad | 07:30 |
Trippy72394 | or chuck the ipad. | 07:30 |
Trippy72394 | i own no phone or ipad or anything small like that. | 07:30 |
addmayo | nah i like it too much | 07:30 |
Trippy72394 | too fiddly and i'm too old :) | 07:30 |
Trippy72394 | give me an ipad and i'd serve you tea on it | 07:30 |
addmayo | i have a PC but not acessable af the ppp | 07:31 |
addmayo | f | 07:31 |
addmayo | at the moment | 07:31 |
Trippy72394 | ah | 07:31 |
Trippy72394 | ok | 07:31 |
ryouma | dawkins thing (in his book on the subject) is partly because it is asymmetric to say that to be a believer you can believe 66%, but to be an atheist, you have to be 0%. | 07:31 |
Trippy72394 | right | 07:32 |
ryouma | so it's ok to say you'r an atheist even ifyou are at 3% | 07:32 |
Trippy72394 | that would really be agnostic | 07:32 |
Trippy72394 | :) | 07:32 |
Trippy72394 | atheist for practical purposes should be in the .001% range :) | 07:32 |
addmayo | yeah im just not convinced. i dont feel like i need some supernatural entity to exist for things to be thr way they are | 07:32 |
Trippy72394 | darn right | 07:33 |
Trippy72394 | amino acids baby!!!! | 07:33 |
Trippy72394 | give me building blocks and a little lightning and water, and i'll give you life from the bottom up, starting with horrid covid | 07:33 |
Trippy72394 | hahaha | 07:33 |
Trippy72394 | no need for god there. | 07:33 |
ryouma | idk the numbers dawkins uses | 07:34 |
addmayo | i used to be christian | 07:34 |
Trippy72394 | not like there's a missing link and a giant hole screaming "there must be a god, otherwise this can't all exist" | 07:34 |
addmayo | grew up in a southern baptist church | 07:34 |
Trippy72394 | If Jesus even existed, I'm sure he was a standup fellow. | 07:34 |
Trippy72394 | Well, you had good music. | 07:35 |
addmayo | no | 07:35 |
Trippy72394 | no? | 07:35 |
addmayo | white churces | 07:35 |
Trippy72394 | Ah, so hymns and stuff right? | 07:35 |
addmayo | have no soul in the music | 07:35 |
ryouma | onward soldiers and all that? | 07:35 |
addmayo | yeah crap like that | 07:35 |
Trippy72394 | oh dear. See, that's why other races and cultures are good: food, conversation, and music! | 07:36 |
Trippy72394 | You know, people here are very racist. | 07:36 |
Trippy72394 | I know a man, an English teacher from London. Beautiful English. Can't find work. Russians with half english and strong accents can, though. | 07:37 |
Trippy72394 | The London man is Indian heritage -- brown skin. | 07:37 |
addmayo | yeah its very similar in japan ive noticed | 07:37 |
Trippy72394 | Oh, I'd expect more from them. | 07:38 |
Trippy72394 | But I have heard that some people in Japan think "others" are a bit dirty. | 07:38 |
ryouma | japan will change rapidly because of the low birth rate | 07:38 |
addmayo | they can be pretty xenophobic | 07:38 |
Trippy72394 | We have loads of med students here from Camaroon, Nigeria, Pakistan, etc. | 07:38 |
Trippy72394 | Yes, I wonder what will become of Japan. | 07:39 |
addmayo | yeah theyre gonna have to welcome immigration or start paying people big money tonstart having babies | 07:39 |
Trippy72394 | Maybe they can knock down walls and make two apartments into one, if their population declines. | 07:39 |
ryouma | they will accept foreigners more. they have already since i think. | 07:39 |
Trippy72394 | Yes, immigration. I think Japan could do with in influx of people of colour! | 07:40 |
Trippy72394 | And if they intermarry, they would have lovely babies. | 07:40 |
Trippy72394 | Mixed babies are always so good looking. | 07:40 |
Trippy72394 | I think the nicest looking people of all are mixed. | 07:40 |
ryouma | actually i takie that back i don't have enough evidence taht they accpe foreigners more. i do think there are more foreigners there though. | 07:41 |
addmayo | you still get a lot of dirty looks from older people here if you date outside your race | 07:41 |
Trippy72394 | Look at some Brazillians with their Asian/Afro/Spanish thing. Just so sexy. | 07:41 |
Trippy72394 | I've done a google walkaround in Japan (before it got blocked here) and do not remember seeing many non-Japanese faces. | 07:42 |
Trippy72394 | Sweden has lots, though. | 07:42 |
addmayo | jalan | 07:42 |
Trippy72394 | dirty looks, eh? Well! | 07:42 |
addmayo | japan is stk,,d | 07:42 |
addmayo | damnit | 07:42 |
Trippy72394 | hahaha get a keyboard! hahaha | 07:42 |
addmayo | japan is still pretty homogenous | 07:42 |
Trippy72394 | I'm sorry. It must be very frustrating. | 07:43 |
Trippy72394 | Well, they could use a DNA influx, else they'll all end up looking like that Spanish royal family. | 07:43 |
Trippy72394 | Did you see them? In the end, their heads were all flat and bent. | 07:43 |
addmayo | oh yeah hapsburgs | 07:43 |
Trippy72394 | Yes. | 07:43 |
addmayo | family tree was a circle | 07:43 |
Trippy72394 | Yes. aka the Idiotburgs. | 07:43 |
Trippy72394 | How are you this evening, your highness? Reply: I've wommond sshnnned for dinenr at 5 okcookk what??? | 07:44 |
Trippy72394 | I wonder if they got stupid, though. I expect they did. | 07:45 |
addmayo | of course | 07:45 |
ryouma | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeIsxXDyjlc | 07:45 |
addmayo | alright i must be gertimg to | 07:45 |
addmayo | ppp | 07:45 |
addmayo | to bed | 07:45 |
ryouma | "i am my own grandpa" | 07:45 |
addmayo | lol | 07:45 |
Trippy72394 | Youtube is blocked in China. | 07:45 |
Trippy72394 | Ok me too! Naptime! yaya | 07:45 |
addmayo | its like almost 0200 here | 07:45 |
Trippy72394 | i am my own grandpa hahahahaha | 07:45 |
addmayo | good talking to ya | 07:46 |
Trippy72394 | I guess you could tell someone "Your mother is your sister" | 07:46 |
Trippy72394 | and leave before they figure it out | 07:46 |
Trippy72394 | a pleasure addmayo | 07:46 |
Trippy72394 | sleep well | 07:46 |
ryouma | it was a popular song | 07:46 |
Trippy72394 | bye bye all. thank you again for the good info and nice chat. | 07:46 |
ryouma | "Many, many years ago when I was 23, I was married to a widow, who was pretty as could be. This widow had a grown-up daughter who had hair of red My father fell in Love with her and soon they too were wed. This made my dad my son-in-law and changed my very life!" | 07:49 |
ryouma | it goes on... | 07:49 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/covid19: Population-scale testing can suppress the spread of COVID-19 (83 votes) | https://redd.it/gseueu | 08:29 |
Haley[mt][m] | !cases usa | 08:36 |
CovBot | In United States there have been a total of 1,768,461 cases as of 2020-05-29 06:31:00 UTC. Of these 1,166,406 (66.0%) are still sick or may have recovered without being recorded, 498,725 (28.2%) have definitely recovered and 103,330 (5.8%) have died. | 08:36 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Armenia: +460 cases (now 8676), +7 deaths (now 120) since a day ago — Afghanistan: +623 cases (now 13659), +11 deaths (now 246) since 22 hours ago — Ukraine: +429 cases (now 22811), +10 deaths (now 679) since a day ago — El Salvador: +84 cases (now 2278), +3 deaths (now 42) since a day ago | 09:09 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Dem. Rep. Congo: +173 cases (now 2833) since a day ago — Russia: +8572 cases (now 387623), +232 deaths (now 4374) since a day ago — World: +9511 cases (now 5.9 million), +241 deaths (now 362545) since an hour ago — Poland: +139 cases (now 22964), +5 deaths (now 1043) since 16 hours ago | 10:20 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Bangladesh: +2523 cases (now 42844), +23 deaths (now 582) since 23 hours ago — World: +2550 cases (now 5.9 million), +26 deaths (now 362571) since 37 minutes ago — Austria: +27 cases (now 16655) since 23 hours ago — Malta: +1 deaths (now 8) since 20 hours ago | 10:50 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Hong Kong: +13 cases (now 1080) since 2 days ago — India: +284 cases (now 166113), +2 deaths (now 4715) since 2 hours ago — World: +436 cases (now 5.9 million), +2 deaths (now 362573) since 41 minutes ago — Malaysia: +103 cases (now 7732) since a day ago | 11:20 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/coronavirus: People are accidentally throwing out their stimulus check — because it looks like junk mail (10047 votes) | https://redd.it/gsi7li | 11:36 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Iran: +2819 cases (now 146668), +50 deaths (now 7677) since a day ago — Oman: +811 cases (now 9820) since a day ago — Iowa, US: +103 cases (now 18689), +13 deaths (now 519) since 11 hours ago — Belgium: +212 cases (now 58061), +42 deaths (now 9430) since a day ago | 12:35 |
MBip[m] | Now that is a cleanup.. | 12:42 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Qatar: +1993 cases (now 52907), +3 deaths (now 36) since 21 hours ago — Madagascar: +42 cases (now 698), +3 deaths (now 5) since a day ago — Nepal: +170 cases (now 1212) since a day ago — Senegal: +81 cases (now 3429), +2 deaths (now 41) since a day ago | 12:50 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/covid19: Reduced Vitamin K Status as A Potentially Modifiable Prognostic Risk Factor in COVID-19 (83 votes) | https://redd.it/gsl25n | 13:01 |
MBip[m] | What does idle mean? If I just lurk, will I be thrown out? | 13:09 |
yuriwho | no you will not | 13:17 |
yuriwho | most people just idle and lurk | 13:17 |
Brainstorm | Updates for North Macedonia: +52 cases (now 2129), +5 deaths (now 126) since 22 hours ago — Ethiopia: +137 cases (now 968), +1 deaths (now 8) since a day ago — World: +549 cases (now 5.9 million), +11 deaths (now 362804) since 46 minutes ago — Germany: +43 cases (now 182495), +4 deaths (now 8574) since 15 hours ago | 13:35 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Sweden: +749 cases (now 36476), +84 deaths (now 4350) since 23 hours ago — Belarus: +906 cases (now 40764), +5 deaths (now 224) since a day ago — World: +1960 cases (now 5.9 million), +89 deaths (now 362893) since 33 minutes ago — Bahrain: +300 cases (now 10352) since 17 hours ago | 14:05 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/covid19: Different pattern of pre-existing SARS-COV-2 specific T cell immunity in SARS-recovered and uninfected individuals (81 votes) | https://redd.it/gs2omf | 14:07 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/covid19: Death threats after a trial on chloroquine for COVID-19 (81 votes) | https://redd.it/gspwfg | 14:50 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Puerto Rico, US: +161 cases (now 3647), +1 deaths (now 132) since a day ago — Saudi Arabia: +1581 cases (now 81766), +17 deaths (now 458) since a day ago — Portugal: +350 cases (now 31946), +14 deaths (now 1383) since 23 hours ago — Netherlands: +176 cases (now 46126), +28 deaths (now 5931) since a day ago | 14:51 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/covid19: Single-dose replicating RNA vaccine induces neutralizing antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 in nonhuman primates (81 votes) | https://redd.it/gso7qg | 15:20 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Kenya: +127 cases (now 1745), +4 deaths (now 62) since a day ago — Virginia, US: +1132 cases (now 42533), +20 deaths (now 1358) since a day ago — United Arab Emirates: +638 cases (now 33170), +2 deaths (now 260) since a day ago — US: +1438 cases (now 1.8 million), +20 deaths (now 103365) since 32 minutes ago | 15:21 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Puerto Rico: +161 cases (now 3647), +1 deaths (now 132) since 23 hours ago — Alabama, US: +24 cases (now 16554), +14 deaths (now 605) since 14 hours ago — India: +95 cases (now 168482), +2 deaths (now 4808) since 33 minutes ago — US: +24 cases (now 1.8 million), +14 deaths (now 103379) since 33 minutes ago | 15:51 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Philippines: +1046 cases (now 16634), +21 deaths (now 942) since a day ago — Azerbaijan: +230 cases (now 4989), +2 deaths (now 58) since 22 hours ago — Eq. Guinea: +263 cases (now 1306) since 3 days ago — Kuwait: +1072 cases (now 25184), +9 deaths (now 194) since a day ago | 16:06 |
Jigsy | %cases UK | 16:23 |
Brainstorm | Jigsy: In United Kingdom, there have been 269127 confirmed cases (0.4% of the population) and 37837 deaths (14.1% of cases) as of 22 hours ago. 5.4 million tests were performed (5.0% positive). See https://offloop.net/covid19/?default=United%20Kingdom for time series data. | 16:23 |
Urchin | %cases croatia | 16:47 |
Brainstorm | Urchin: In Croatia, there have been 2245 confirmed cases (0.1% of the population) and 103 deaths (4.6% of cases) as of an hour ago. 65094 tests were performed (3.4% positive). Fatality can be broadly expected to lie between 1.5% (assuming deaths/cases with ⅔ undetected), and less than 4.8% (considering only deaths and recoveries). See https://offloop.net/covid19/?default=Croatia for time series data. | 16:47 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Yemen: +5 cases (now 283), +8 deaths (now 65) since 21 hours ago — Maryland, US: +1279 cases (now 50988), +38 deaths (now 2466) since 23 hours ago — Moldova: +171 cases (now 7896), +6 deaths (now 288) since 23 hours ago — US: +2025 cases (now 1.8 million), +39 deaths (now 103418) since an hour ago | 17:06 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Iraq: +416 cases (now 5873), +6 deaths (now 185) since a day ago — World: +419 cases (now 6.0 million), +6 deaths (now 363115) since 17 minutes ago — Greece: +3 cases (now 2909) since 23 hours ago | 17:21 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Sudan: +175 cases (now 4521), +38 deaths (now 233) since a day ago — Chile: +3695 cases (now 90638), +54 deaths (now 944) since a day ago — Rhode Island, US: +141 cases (now 14635), +16 deaths (now 693) since 23 hours ago — World: +4796 cases (now 6.0 million), +126 deaths (now 363241) since 36 minutes ago | 17:51 |
_abc_ | Is there a good explanation somewhere on why Sweden has so many dead per million? | 18:06 |
_abc_ | And is there profiling of these dead? Mostly elderly? Immigrants/refugees? What? | 18:06 |
spybert | basically they aren't doing anything to control the spread, so it is what one would expect | 18:12 |
_abc_ | Is it? | 18:14 |
_abc_ | So it's taking out everyone or is there a profile? | 18:14 |
_abc_ | Just read some monkeys stole and ate covid samples taken from presumed sick people in an Indian city. | 18:14 |
_abc_ | Grabbed them from a lab technician. | 18:15 |
spybert | They probably get it too. | 18:15 |
spybert | As far as I know Sweden has the usual distribution of deaths, the old and those with underlying health problems getting hit. | 18:16 |
ecks | 90.3% are 70+ | 18:16 |
spybert | Belgium is the worst hit large country, with 2x the deaths per million of Sweden | 18:17 |
ecks | 78.6% with hypertension | 18:17 |
ecks | the usual | 18:17 |
genera | what was the explanation for belgium? | 18:18 |
ecks | I don't have anything to compare with but more than 50% of Sweden's deaths are outside hospitals | 18:19 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Arizona, US: +702 cases (now 18465), +28 deaths (now 885) since 23 hours ago — Mississippi, US: +418 cases (now 14790), +17 deaths (now 710) since 23 hours ago — South Dakota, US: +73 cases (now 4866), +5 deaths (now 59) since 22 hours ago — Montana, US: +8 cases (now 493) since a day ago | 18:21 |
Jigsy | I overheard my neighbors this morning. | 18:35 |
Jigsy | On the phone with someone. | 18:35 |
Jigsy | Saying they're going to flout the lockdown rules. | 18:35 |
Jigsy | Whom do I report them to? :P | 18:35 |
_abc_ | Hmm Samsung and LG both want to stop making LCDs and restart OLED work. Not microled, OLED. | 18:38 |
_abc_ | Sorry wrong channel. | 18:38 |
ubLIX | %title https://www.statista.com/statistics/1107558/coronavirus-death-casualties-in-netherlands-belgium-luxemburg-benelux/ | 18:45 |
Brainstorm | ubLIX: From www.statista.com: • Belgium, Luxemburg, Netherlands: coronavirus deaths 2020 | Statista | 18:45 |
ubLIX | spybert: as above, a number of people make the claim that Belgium's high death rate reflects " suspected cases are accounted for in the death toll, regardless of the person having been tested or not" | 18:46 |
spybert | ubLIX: That would explain it | 18:52 |
_abc_ | That is also done elsewhere. No testing of the dead. Russia too I think. | 19:00 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Israel: +100 cases (now 16987) since 10 hours ago — United Kingdom: +2095 cases (now 271222), +324 deaths (now 38161) since a day ago — Dominican Rep.: +463 cases (now 16531), +3 deaths (now 488) since 23 hours ago — Canada: +874 cases (now 89386), +102 deaths (now 6979) since 15 hours ago | 19:06 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Florida, US: +1208 cases (now 54493), +46 deaths (now 2410) since a day ago — Egypt: +1289 cases (now 22082), +34 deaths (now 879) since a day ago — New Jersey, US: +981 cases (now 160245), +119 deaths (now 11531) since 20 hours ago — Brazil: +4730 cases (now 443542), +135 deaths (now 26899) since 16 hours ago | 20:07 |
nixonix | https://9to5google.com/2020/05/28/google-sodar-social-distancing-tool/ | 20:26 |
nixonix | %title | 20:26 |
Brainstorm | nixonix: From 9to5google.com: Google 'Sodar' uses AR to enforce social distancing - 9to5Google | 20:26 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/coronavirus: Monkeys 'escape with COVID-19 samples' after attacking lab assistant (10277 votes) | https://redd.it/gsspt5 | 20:59 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/coronavirus: Spain set to introduce permanent basic income scheme to rebuild economy post-coronavirus (10022 votes) | https://redd.it/gsp3ps | 21:05 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Wisconsin, US: +733 cases (now 17707), +18 deaths (now 568) since 23 hours ago — New York, US: +1377 cases (now 377686), +81 deaths (now 29734) since 20 hours ago — Ohio, US: +651 cases (now 34610), +27 deaths (now 2137) since an hour ago — US: +4090 cases (now 1.8 million), +158 deaths (now 103998) since an hour ago | 21:07 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Mauritania: +77 cases (now 423), +1 deaths (now 20) since a day ago — Texas, US: +85 cases (now 61182), +2 deaths (now 1627) since 18 minutes ago — Washington, US: +30 cases (now 21851), +1 deaths (now 1107) since 2 hours ago — Pennsylvania, US: +39 cases (now 75038), +2 deaths (now 5493) since 18 minutes ago | 21:22 |
RadioNut | %cases world | 21:28 |
Brainstorm | RadioNut: In World, there have been 6.0 million confirmed cases (0.1% of the population) and 364756 deaths (6.1% of cases) as of 10 minutes ago. 94.9 million tests were performed (6.3% positive). Fatality can be broadly expected to lie between 2.0% (assuming deaths/cases with ⅔ undetected), and less than 12.2% (considering only deaths and recoveries). See https://offloop.net/covid19/?default=World for time series data. | 21:28 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Utah, US: +343 cases (now 9264), +1 deaths (now 107) since a day ago — South Carolina, US: +343 cases (now 11131), +13 deaths (now 483) since 23 hours ago — Michigan, US: +607 cases (now 56621), +34 deaths (now 5406) since 23 hours ago — US: +1448 cases (now 1.8 million), +48 deaths (now 104051) since 19 minutes ago | 21:37 |
Brainstorm | Updates for South Africa: +1837 cases (now 29240), +34 deaths (now 611) since 21 hours ago — Illinois, US: +1622 cases (now 117455), +84 deaths (now 5270) since 23 hours ago — Brazil: +6203 cases (now 450079), +375 deaths (now 27276) since 48 minutes ago — World: +9792 cases (now 6.0 million), +507 deaths (now 365311) since 18 minutes ago | 21:52 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Libya: +13 cases (now 118) since a day ago — Massachusetts, US: +617 cases (now 95512), +78 deaths (now 6718) since a day ago — Connecticut, US: +203 cases (now 41762), +42 deaths (now 3868) since a day ago — US: +1501 cases (now 1.8 million), +178 deaths (now 104313) since an hour ago | 22:52 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Angola: +7 cases (now 81) since a day ago — North Carolina, US: +211 cases (now 26829), +24 deaths (now 919) since 34 minutes ago — Texas, US: +247 cases (now 61430), +8 deaths (now 1635) since 34 minutes ago — US: +552 cases (now 1.8 million), +35 deaths (now 104348) since 34 minutes ago | 23:22 |
CoronaBot | 04/r/covid19: Covid-19: Two thirds of people contacted through tracing did not fully cooperate, pilot scheme finds (102 votes) | https://redd.it/gt0992 | 23:30 |
josechullec | hello | 23:58 |
josechullec | greetings from chile | 23:58 |
nixonix | well goodbye | 23:59 |
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