The amount of damage, both in persons and economical, this will do to America alone will mean many treatments coming out quite soon, with a vaccine later on.
You seem to think humans and by extension the market is a rational actor...A easy virus would not disrupt markets like that. Look to oil right now I'm getting really worried.
Is that a silver tooth or something lolexclusive footage of the exact moment ted cruz got coronavirus
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No, it's a booger
Tonsil stone?
New case in Toronto.
Patient is a women in her 40's who traveled from Colorado.
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Ontario reports four new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total to 32
Ontario health officials have confirmed four positive cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 32.toronto.ctvnews.ca
8 according to Washington post
They're stupid and ignorant before being blind.Wtf are the comments in this tweet though. People are so freaking blind by capitalism.
if it's one thing anime conventions are known for
it's proper hygiene
I know that PPE is the main medical supply that's being reported on as being limited during this ordeal. But our hospital got a notice from our blood supplier about low donation numbers. So our shipments of O blood are going to be more constrained than normal. Before I left for the weekend, I noticed a third of our O Negative units were going to expire over the weekend. Who knows when we'll replace that stock. Hoping for no big traumas when I'm working…Hospitals in South Korea are running out of medical supplies; nurses report that they have to reuse disposable protective equipments.
Iowa reports first 3 cases of coronavirus.
I don't understand it. Other countries have daily official reports but here in the U.S. people have to dig into Twitter feeds to get the latest updates. The CDC page still says that U.S. only has 164 cases in total.
It has not always been so challenging to get estimates of the number of Americans tested. Throughout February, the CDC published a regular tally of Americans who had been tested for the pathogen. Last Saturday, several days after the country's first case of community transmission was confirmed, that figure was 472.
Then the agency stopped updating the tally. It did not publish new numbers of how many Americans had been tested for the virus on Sunday or Monday, as public criticism of the sluggish response to the disease began to mount. On Tuesday, it announced that it would stop publishing the figure altogether.
Yeah why aren't they closing down??? Plus standing in lines around hundreds of people close to each otherNone of the major theme parks have closed down. Far more people go through these touching everything in site than any convention or small gathering that they keep cancelling left and right.
Yeah why aren't they closing down??? Plus standing in lines around hundreds of people close to each other
Article title said:Coronavirus Matters, the Stock Market Doesn't, and Thinking It Does May Literally Kill Us
If you've been spending any time online or watching cable TV, you've gotten the message that humanity now faces two grave threats — a novel coronavirus and the crashing stock market — of roughly equal importance.
Yesterday CNBC's Rick Santelli went further, staking out the position that stocks losing value is actually more terrifying than millions of deaths. "Maybe we'd be just better off if we gave it to everybody," Santelli sagely explained. That way, lots of people would expire quickly, thereby removing the uncertainty that's been plaguing investors.
It's easy to criticize Santelli, but he was just taking the logic of America's obsession with the stock market a few steps further than normal. For decades, whenever we've faced a choice between the reality of human beings and little numbers on a screen, we've always gone with the little numbers.
Jesus Christ capitalismI saw this article earlier today. It's an opinion piece. It kind of both goes here and the Market Watch thread. I think everyone should read it at least once before leaving an opinion.
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The Coronavirus Matters. The Stock Market Doesn’t.
With the arrival of a novel coronavirus, our obsession with the stock market may literally kill us.theintercept.com
I'm sorry in advance if it was better suited for new thread or Market Share threads.
Yeah why aren't they closing down??? Plus standing in lines around hundreds of people close to each other
if it's one thing anime conventions are known for
it's proper hygiene
So as someone who just got a cold, I shouldn't go into work on Tuesday (unless my symptoms clear up by then), right?
Iowa reports first 3 cases of coronavirus.
I don't understand it. Other countries have daily official reports but here in the U.S. people have to dig into Twitter feeds to get the latest updates. The CDC page still says that U.S. only has 164 cases in total.
No airports are going to offer testing. And no doctor is going to order testing unless you have symptoms. Period.Moving back to the states from Japan at the end of April. I hope things slow down by then. I'm worried about staying with my family though — my sister wants me to get tested before staying with them at their house. Will US airports offer testing?
None of the major theme parks have closed down. Far more people go through these touching everything in site than any convention or small gathering that they keep cancelling left and right.
Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Tokyo Disneyland has been closed. It depends on each of the theme park's management, I guess.Yeah why aren't they closing down??? Plus standing in lines around hundreds of people close to each other
No airports are going to offer testing. And no doctor is going to order testing unless you have symptoms. Period.
Already the US has more cases than Japan. I wonder if she'd acquiesce to testing before you stay with her?
An interesting look at the evolution of infections, from a statistical perspective:
Americans are getting a false sine of security due to the lack of testing, this is really dangerous.
We are seeing more and more cases where US is spreading the virus.