#Lockdowns

Michael Birnbaum

michaelbirnbaum

Schools and covid. A . Europe reopened its schools this spring, some as early as April. Is it safe to send kids to school during the pandemic? The answer has

Jennifer Gunter

DrJenGunter

Human lives aside (hate writing that because saving lives should be enough), the economy will suffer equally if we don't shut down. People are afraid to shop, there is so

Gavin Baker

GavinSBaker

1) Last week was obviously a huge rotation towards reopening & travel names on the Pfizer news.Reopening and travel baskets were up +12%ish vs. Megacap Tech, Software and Stay at

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

RATIONING CARE has begun in Southern California w/ 0% ICU beds in many hospitals. This is from a Pasadena, CA hospital declaring to all patients that #COVID19 emergency rationing of

LibertySavage

AxelSavage4

1) A thread entitled: 'More nitty gritty on the #scamdemic ' The World Health Organization has inadvertently confirmed what many experts and studies have been showing for months; that #CV19

David Fisman

DFisman

Place-based nature of COVID-19 transmission might point the way forward for Ontario, on getting as close as we can to elimination. Would need ramped up testing, better resourced contact tracing,

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

Concerns about outdoor transmission risk seem to be trending again. What is the risk of transmission outdoors and should we be more worried about outdoors with the new more-transmissible variant?

Larry Schweikart

LarrySchweikart

1) People constantly use the example of Nazi Germany for where we're headed with street gangs (BLM/fascist so called antifa), authoritarian control (masks/lockdowns), total propaganda ministry (Hoax News).2) But Imperial

George Dibb

GeorgeDibb

There seems to be a misunderstanding that people still physically going into work are all key workersThis is wrong and it's skewing the debate on further restrictions - and the

Danny Boy

Care2much18

€5 fine paid to charity for the use of "truely".Jokes aside, this is one of the most impressive statements I've ever seen, if the goal was to fit as many

ES

ES83697417

Can anyone think of something that the experts got right a about covid? Here are a few I can think of that they got wrong1. They estimated that the IFR

Philip Watson

PhilipWatson_

For clarity, my position on #COVID19 in NI.I believe the virus exists and that it peaked in March/April. From the evidence, it seems it had more of a respiratory affect

rkoijen

rkoijen

Some simple calculations to provide a perspective on the decline in the stock market and its recovery, despite the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the real economy. See

Doug Clow

dougclow

I've changed my mind: I'd now advise any prospective student to think carefully about the option of deferring for a year, if their choice allows it and they have some

Larry Schweikart

LarrySchweikart

1) Trump Will Win in a Landslide, Say Non-D.C. Republicans https://pjmedia.com/election/rick-moran/2020/06/16/trump-will-win-in-a-landslide-say-non-dc-republicans-n540213 Yep. 2) @helloitsthao and others of us have discussed what constitute

ines helene, ShroomGirl

inihelene

So far 2,487 have died of COVID in Japan, a country that tests about 270 a day for every million people. Their strategy? Japanese officials warn people to avoid the

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