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Rupert Murdoch Owned WSJ sending Trump a message
Global reset
What is this 2nd wave shyt?
Is summer done?
I wanna chill hard for my birthday. August will be lit. We need a break
We getting aliens soon
Summer been done. You’re going to have to blow out the candles with a face mask on.
Red Shield
Global Domination
Gonna take awhile for new supply chains to be come about.
But new manufacturing hubs are definitely gonna be built globally. Hopefully some African countries take advantage of this.
I've. Been. Saying. This. 
People going out recreationally is keeping this shyt alive.
Thats how people who think "going to the park" means they're "social distancing". They're just walking into each other's "clouds".
Jesus Christ
Belgian-Dutch Study: Why in times of COVID-19 you can not walk/run/bike close to each other.
Jurgen Thoelen
What is a safe distance when running, biking and walking during COVID-19 times? It is further than the typical 1–2 meter as prescribed in different countries!
In a lot of countries walking, biking and jogging are welcome activities in these times of COVID-19. However, it is important to note that you need to avoid each other's slipstream when doing these activities. This comes out of the result of a study by the KU Leuven (Belgium) and TU Eindhoven (Netherlands). (1)(2)(3)
The typical social distancing rule which many countries apply between 1–2 meters seems effective when you are standing still inside or even outside with low wind. But when you go for a walk, run or bike ride you better be more careful. When someone during a run breathes, sneezes or coughs, those particles stay behind in the air. The person running behind you in the so-called slip-stream goes through this cloud of droplets.
The researchers came to this conclusion by simulating the occurrence of saliva particles of persons during movement (walking and running) and this from different positions (next to each other, diagonally behind each other and directly behind each other). Normally this type of modelling is used to improve the performance level of athletes as staying in each other air-stream is very effective. But when looking at COVID-19 the recommendation is to stay out of the slipstream according to the research.
The results of the test are made visible in a number of animations and visuals. The cloud of droplets left behind by a person is clearly visible. “People who sneeze or cough spread droplets with a bigger force, but also people who just breathe will leave particles behind”. The red dots on the image represent the biggest particles. These create the highest chance of contamination but also fall down faster. “But when running through that cloud they still can land on your clothing” according to Professor Bert Blocken.
Out of the simulations, it appears that social distancing plays less of a role for 2 people in a low wind environment when running/walking next to each other. The droplets land behind the duo. When you are positioned diagonally behind each other the risk is also smaller to catch the droplets of the lead runner. The risk of contamination is the biggest when people are just behind each other, in each other’s slipstream.
On the basis of these results the scientist advises that for walking the distance of people moving in the same direction in 1 line should be at least 4–5 meter, for running and slow biking it should be 10 meters and for hard biking at least 20 meters. Also, when passing someone it is advised to already be in different lane at a considerable distance e.g. 20 meters for biking.
This is definitely information I will be taking into account and it also puts in perspective the closing of busy parks etc. Perhaps the better way is just running in the street, on your own or at least with sufficient distance. Stay safe…
(1): www.demorgen.be/nieuws/belgisch-onderzoek-fietsen-joggen-of-wandelen-doe-je-best-niet-achter-elkaar-in-tijden-van-corona~b60aece6/
(2): www.hln.be/wetenschap-planeet/wetenschap/belgisch-onderzoek-fietsen-joggen-of-wandelen-doe-je-best-niet-achter-elkaar-in-tijden-van-corona~a60aece6/
(3): http://www.urbanphysics.net/Social Distancing v20_White_Paper.pdf
People going out recreationally is keeping this shyt alive.
Thats how people who think "going to the park" means they're "social distancing". They're just walking into each other's "clouds".
Jesus Christ
Belgian-Dutch Study: Why in times of COVID-19 you can not walk/run/bike close to each other.
Jurgen Thoelen
What is a safe distance when running, biking and walking during COVID-19 times? It is further than the typical 1–2 meter as prescribed in different countries!
In a lot of countries walking, biking and jogging are welcome activities in these times of COVID-19. However, it is important to note that you need to avoid each other's slipstream when doing these activities. This comes out of the result of a study by the KU Leuven (Belgium) and TU Eindhoven (Netherlands). (1)(2)(3)
The typical social distancing rule which many countries apply between 1–2 meters seems effective when you are standing still inside or even outside with low wind. But when you go for a walk, run or bike ride you better be more careful. When someone during a run breathes, sneezes or coughs, those particles stay behind in the air. The person running behind you in the so-called slip-stream goes through this cloud of droplets.
The researchers came to this conclusion by simulating the occurrence of saliva particles of persons during movement (walking and running) and this from different positions (next to each other, diagonally behind each other and directly behind each other). Normally this type of modelling is used to improve the performance level of athletes as staying in each other air-stream is very effective. But when looking at COVID-19 the recommendation is to stay out of the slipstream according to the research.
The results of the test are made visible in a number of animations and visuals. The cloud of droplets left behind by a person is clearly visible. “People who sneeze or cough spread droplets with a bigger force, but also people who just breathe will leave particles behind”. The red dots on the image represent the biggest particles. These create the highest chance of contamination but also fall down faster. “But when running through that cloud they still can land on your clothing” according to Professor Bert Blocken.
Out of the simulations, it appears that social distancing plays less of a role for 2 people in a low wind environment when running/walking next to each other. The droplets land behind the duo. When you are positioned diagonally behind each other the risk is also smaller to catch the droplets of the lead runner. The risk of contamination is the biggest when people are just behind each other, in each other’s slipstream.
On the basis of these results the scientist advises that for walking the distance of people moving in the same direction in 1 line should be at least 4–5 meter, for running and slow biking it should be 10 meters and for hard biking at least 20 meters. Also, when passing someone it is advised to already be in different lane at a considerable distance e.g. 20 meters for biking.
This is definitely information I will be taking into account and it also puts in perspective the closing of busy parks etc. Perhaps the better way is just running in the street, on your own or at least with sufficient distance. Stay safe…
(1): www.demorgen.be/nieuws/belgisch-onderzoek-fietsen-joggen-of-wandelen-doe-je-best-niet-achter-elkaar-in-tijden-van-corona~b60aece6/
(2): www.hln.be/wetenschap-planeet/wetenschap/belgisch-onderzoek-fietsen-joggen-of-wandelen-doe-je-best-niet-achter-elkaar-in-tijden-van-corona~a60aece6/
(3): http://www.urbanphysics.net/Social Distancing v20_White_Paper.pdf
30 feet?
Lol Americans can't eyeball 30 feet lol
Lol Americans can't eyeball 30 feet lol
I've. Been. Saying. This.
People going out recreationally is keeping this shyt alive.
Thats how people who think "going to the park" means they're "social distancing". They're just walking into each other's "clouds".
Jesus Christ
Belgian-Dutch Study: Why in times of COVID-19 you can not walk/run/bike close to each other.
Jurgen Thoelen
What is a safe distance when running, biking and walking during COVID-19 times? It is further than the typical 1–2 meter as prescribed in different countries!
In a lot of countries walking, biking and jogging are welcome activities in these times of COVID-19. However, it is important to note that you need to avoid each other's slipstream when doing these activities. This comes out of the result of a study by the KU Leuven (Belgium) and TU Eindhoven (Netherlands). (1)(2)(3)
The typical social distancing rule which many countries apply between 1–2 meters seems effective when you are standing still inside or even outside with low wind. But when you go for a walk, run or bike ride you better be more careful. When someone during a run breathes, sneezes or coughs, those particles stay behind in the air. The person running behind you in the so-called slip-stream goes through this cloud of droplets.
The researchers came to this conclusion by simulating the occurrence of saliva particles of persons during movement (walking and running) and this from different positions (next to each other, diagonally behind each other and directly behind each other). Normally this type of modelling is used to improve the performance level of athletes as staying in each other air-stream is very effective. But when looking at COVID-19 the recommendation is to stay out of the slipstream according to the research.
The results of the test are made visible in a number of animations and visuals. The cloud of droplets left behind by a person is clearly visible. “People who sneeze or cough spread droplets with a bigger force, but also people who just breathe will leave particles behind”. The red dots on the image represent the biggest particles. These create the highest chance of contamination but also fall down faster. “But when running through that cloud they still can land on your clothing” according to Professor Bert Blocken.
Out of the simulations, it appears that social distancing plays less of a role for 2 people in a low wind environment when running/walking next to each other. The droplets land behind the duo. When you are positioned diagonally behind each other the risk is also smaller to catch the droplets of the lead runner. The risk of contamination is the biggest when people are just behind each other, in each other’s slipstream.
On the basis of these results the scientist advises that for walking the distance of people moving in the same direction in 1 line should be at least 4–5 meter, for running and slow biking it should be 10 meters and for hard biking at least 20 meters. Also, when passing someone it is advised to already be in different lane at a considerable distance e.g. 20 meters for biking.
This is definitely information I will be taking into account and it also puts in perspective the closing of busy parks etc. Perhaps the better way is just running in the street, on your own or at least with sufficient distance. Stay safe…
(1): www.demorgen.be/nieuws/belgisch-onderzoek-fietsen-joggen-of-wandelen-doe-je-best-niet-achter-elkaar-in-tijden-van-corona~b60aece6/
(2): www.hln.be/wetenschap-planeet/wetenschap/belgisch-onderzoek-fietsen-joggen-of-wandelen-doe-je-best-niet-achter-elkaar-in-tijden-van-corona~a60aece6/
(3): http://www.urbanphysics.net/Social Distancing v20_White_Paper.pdf
The below note is from the study
I agree that this is the way things have to be as of now with how this virus is progressing. Educated People should be paying attention to this type of information/studies and following the precautionary principle until it is conclusively figured out, fukk all that other shyt.
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WaveCapsByOscorp™
2021 Grammy Award Winner
I’ve been running frequently because I’ve been running for years but just the other day when I went to one public park out here and saw how many people were on the track, mostly NOT RUNNING, I really got pissed off.
For multiple reasons. One, I’m annoyed now that everyone has “free time”, they wanna all of the sudden become health gurus and shyt.
two, because it was clear that social distancing wasn’t being practiced AT ALL.
I ran by at least 20+ groups of 1 to 4 individuals. Based on that study, if anyone of us had it, we would have infected everyone on the track.
and these mfers was hogging the track, I had to run around all these clowns walking
needless to say, I only ran around the park once, then dipped.
For multiple reasons. One, I’m annoyed now that everyone has “free time”, they wanna all of the sudden become health gurus and shyt.
two, because it was clear that social distancing wasn’t being practiced AT ALL.
I ran by at least 20+ groups of 1 to 4 individuals. Based on that study, if anyone of us had it, we would have infected everyone on the track.
and these mfers was hogging the track, I had to run around all these clowns walking
needless to say, I only ran around the park once, then dipped.
Heafcliffe
Hope there's puddin' in the clink...
and 
and Fam, people are catching this but thought they were doing all the "social distancing"
I know some people who got it but they were still out on IG "walking around" and shyt.
ITS IN THE AIR!
Stop going out in parks.
Stay.
The.
fukk.
HOME.
