If the next month follows the current trend, I think this will prove to be right. Elderly/At risk are taking the necessary precautions now that the data is out there about the virus and how serious it is for those groups. Younger/healthier people will take their chances and resume normal life. I would expect cases to rise as the country returns to some kind of normal, but I wouldn't expect the deaths to surge if the younger population is accounting for most of the cases.
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06-19-2020, 04:22 AM #41116'1 - 240lbs
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06-19-2020, 05:00 AM #4112
Can someone plz explain the logic behind wearing a mask? With all these stupid ass “guidelines” regarding it, I feel like it’s pretty obvious that common sense should take over for those that actually have any and it’s not hard to see how ridiculous the chit is
Pretty sure the only masks that would even help to a certain degree would be the N95 masks, but that cheap surgical throwaway chit from China and plain old cloth masks? Just fkin lol
It’s all about control..... not even about health and safety at this point cuz the chit doesn’t even make sense. CDC has done flip flopped on it idk how many times, there’s no science to back it and I don’t trust Fauci and some of these other ppl on it.... there’s even doctors that have came out saying it’s bullchit#FreeCryptoBandit
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06-19-2020, 05:39 AM #4113
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Yeah, but remember why the cases are segregated. When Lombardy took off, they attempted to shut down northern Italy only and thousands and thousands of people fled south. The south of Italy is much poorer and their hospitals reflect that, so they shut down the south as well immediately to prevent the epidemic from gaining a foothold there at all. It seems to have largely succeeded.
I'm skeptical of people making good decisions about this for any sustained period. I wouldn't say there's a huge pushback here, most people saw what happened in NYC and realize it's serious, but they're also getting sloppy because we've mostly run it out of the county. Some local restaurants the staff is just wearing their mask around their neck as a fashion statement, etc. Now knowing that this isn't snuffing out for the summer and is getting a foothold down south, I'm guessing 80% chance we'll be doing the second wave at some point.
It's pretty simple, and makes perfect sense.
An N95 mask is, by definition, 95% effective at filtration and that's great. However, if a cheap ad hoc mask is only 20% effective, if you and the other person are both wearing them, you've still filtered (100 - [100 * .8 * .8]) = 36%. The goal isn't to eliminate 100% of the spread - not practical - but to slow it enough the the epidemic stops growing, to reduce the R0 to 1 or lower. Shaving that much transmission off in a way that costs the economy nothing and asks almost nothing of people is low-hanging fruit and hopefully prevents resorting to another shutdown.Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
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06-19-2020, 06:29 AM #4114
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06-19-2020, 07:02 AM #4115
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I'm pretty much just assuming a second wave (probably flu season) and planning accordingly. Even if/when one hits I don't think we'll see the same panic and runs on stores that we did at first but it's smart to hedge bets on things that don't expire. Seems pretty clear that while this is (1) not nearly as lethal as feared at the beginning, it's also (2) not going to go away anytime soon. People have short memories and short tolerance periods for doing things like wearing masks. They'll get more and more complacent over time and that probably keeps things interesting until we either get a vaccine or it burns out (or mutates to something even more mild).
I'm pretty amazed by how few people wear masks at the gym. Pretty good crowds and I'm usually one of only a handful of people wearing a mask at all, much less a decent one. I usually wear an N95 or at least one of the N90/KN90 masks that I have. It's a little harder to breathe and it gets a little hot/sweaty, but it's really a pretty minor inconvenience. I think there's some combination of "I don't want to be uncomfortable when working out", "I'm not in the high risk groups", and "its just flu bro" going on there. I'm 52 and in pretty decent health--but I want to avoid catching it, so I'll skew my odds in my favor wherever possible.
I do think things need to stay opened up where possible, but the smarter people are about it, the better it can be handled on so many levels. The Spanish Flu took off when people thought it was over and/or stopped being as careful and concerned. This isn't the Spanish Flu, but the same human nature tendencies could extend this and make it pretty bad agan.*MFC Elder Statesmen Cabinet Crew*
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06-19-2020, 07:54 AM #4116
There are plenty of studies (pre-covid) that evaluated the efficacy of wearing masks for prevention of viral respiratory infection transmission in hospitals (common) . One found that surgical/procedural masks prevent 95% of nosocomial upper respiratory illness and the N95 use was 97%. Neither surgical nor N95 masks are going to filter out actual virus particles, you would need a Level A suit with SCBA for that. They do prevent most of the users respiratory secretions from escaping when worn correctly.
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06-19-2020, 08:26 AM #4117Cherish your life. Live to tell your story
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06-19-2020, 08:58 AM #4121
Cases will go up once everyone goes out.
I don’t get why this is breaking news. It just shows masks aren’t doing chit when your hands are dirty.
Just let it run rampant and achieve herd immunity. Hospitals are empty af and many nurses have been laid off.
Idgaf anymore I was out in Santa Monica and many people were too. Like 50/50 masked/unmasked. But when going into stores you need one.
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06-19-2020, 09:34 AM #4124
where are you seeing. 2-4% death rate for that age range?
Using this site, scroll down to bottom chart, looking at 18-44 bracket, take deaths per 100k (20.48) and divide it by # of cases per 100k (2263)
Gives me a .009 death rate
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06-19-2020, 09:41 AM #4125
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I think at least some of that (maybe a lot of that) is that they want the PPE supplies to be plentiful for them. Kind of a "well, you don't really need it but medical professionals do".
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06-19-2020, 10:23 AM #4128Cherish your life. Live to tell your story
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06-19-2020, 10:37 AM #4129
share of deaths is not death rate
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06-19-2020, 11:01 AM #4130
You’re talking about the % of total deaths being in the 18-44 bracket
Take age bracket deaths / total deaths
I’m talking about the % of people that died, within a specific age bracket
In other words, how likely is someone in the 18-44 bracket going to die if they get covid
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06-19-2020, 11:33 AM #4133
i do but its not accurate .....cause if you look at data collected as a whole, the numbers would fall to the side of the bell curve aka a global deviated data away from the mean or the "under the bell curve".
take NY as an example. the sample data taken from NY vs the overall data by age range [18 - 44] is 3.9% vs 0.1%.0.2%Cherish your life. Live to tell your story
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06-19-2020, 11:39 AM #4134
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06-19-2020, 12:01 PM #4135
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06-19-2020, 12:23 PM #4136
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06-19-2020, 12:25 PM #4137
5x10 is right
4% is how many % of people from the ones who died were between those ages
Actual death rate means how many ppl that are infected end up dead
According to that chart its:
0.9% for 18-44
5.2% for 45-64
17% for 65-74
35% for 75+
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