COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)

[MikelArteta]

Saw this mentioned as a solution for long-haul flights

https://www.vollebak.com/product/deep-sleep-coc00n/

mentioned here When we can fly again, this is what to expect | CN Traveller

people are already flying now
@Idaeo

 

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people are already flying now
@Idaeo

It's a "solution".

 

[Rumpelstiltskin]

yall gettin ya facts wrong regarding ny

the june date is fake news

the pause extended to may 28

but if a region meets his 7 metrics, they allowed to reopen to start phase 1 asap before that date

 

[360dagod]

Has anyone been able to contact unemployment office? They said they would call me back in 72hours...it’s been a week and some change I tried calling but they keep saying lines are busy try again

The system is overloaded...and thats being generous

 

[MikelArteta]

Has anyone gone to the dentist or had a doctor's appointment since this lockdown started? I was scheduled to have a teeth cleaning but.......I'm kinda shook.

i wouldnt go to a dentist unless its an emergency just me

 

[23Barrettcity]

yall gettin ya facts wrong regarding ny

the june date is fake news

the pause extended to may 28

but if a region meets his 7 metrics, they allowed to reopen to start phase 1 asap before that date

He extended The stay at home order to June 13 for areas that did not meet the requirements but yes if you meet the requirements then it’s possible

 

[23Barrettcity]

i wouldnt go to a dentist unless its an emergency just me

I went for an emergency got good enough service was overpriced they had me gargling with this nasty disinfectant

 

[Rumpelstiltskin]

He extended The stay at home order to June 13 for areas that did not meet the requirements but yes if you meet the requirements then it’s possible

yall dont wanna believe the kid when i said may 28

 

[Llcoolbay]

Salon restrictions lift May 18, barber hmu saying shop open May 18th

Got my appt book for Wednesday

 

[null]

They’re waiting to start clinical trials so I’m assuming they need funding for the trials, although the drug did have some success against West Nile Virus if that matters for anything

Ivermectin discussed in more detail here.

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Ivermectin - Wikipedia

 

[ChatGPT-5]

I wonder why no one is talking about how Africa has the least amount of deaths over every other continent. Most recovered % wise as well. I find it pretty odd.

Rwanda Coronavirus: 287 Cases and 0 Deaths - Worldometer

 

[tremonthustler1]

Don't be surprised if they extend in increments right up until October.

If his mission is to only reopen once the death toll is down to single digits the city will never reopen. All these incremental push backs are gonna piss off even the people that are for this stay at home mandate.

 

[JLova]

I'm just patiently waiting for that 2nd wave to hit so I can hear trumps dumbass to demand for the borders to open

No thanks.

The fukk is wrong with yall?

 

[JLova]

If his mission is to only reopen once the death toll is down to single digits the city will never reopen. All these incremental push backs are gonna piss off even the people that are for this stay at home mandate.

The problem is NYC is too gotdamn dense. People living on top of people.

 

[concise]

The problem is NYC is too gotdamn dense. People living on top of people.

Can't forget all the tourists and commuters that pour in everyday all over each other on the train because that is still the most efficient way to get around Manhattan during the daytime.

The Most Important Population Statistic That Hardly Ever Gets Talked About - CityLab

About 1.5 million people live in Manhattan, an imposing number that's larger than the entire populations of Phoenix, Dallas and San Francisco. More impressive, though, is what happens on the island by day: So many commuters come in (and so few residents commute out for work) that Manhattan's population nearly doubles in size.

This latter number – 3,083,102, to be precise, according to American Community Survey data collected between 2006 and 2010 – is in some ways an even more important one than the population figure we typically affix to places. If Manhattan ever needs to evacuate by day during a disaster, the city has to figure out what to do with all 3 million of those people. The city's transportation planners are responsible for every one of them, whether they live in New York or not. And anyone who does business in a service industry on the island – from lunch counters to dry cleaners to department stores – cares a lot more about how many people pass through during the day than who passes out in Manhattan at night.