What are you learning from COVID?

JUPITERASC

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Once again David, you forgot to include the REALITY. Brazil, U.K. Spain, Italy, Peru, Belgium, Russia ALL have higher death rates. With Trump at the helm, U.S. rank around 15 in # of fatalities per Capita...mainly due to Dem Cuomo in NY who pushed thousands of elderly patients into nursing homes instead o the huge hospitals (ship & convention area converted) where over 11,000 died.
He should be charged with manslaughter.:sick::sick::sick:

Was Governor Cuomo Responsible for the Death of Thousands of Nursing Home Inhabitants?

COVID-19: New York's true nursing home death toll is likely high

Andrew Cuomo, admit your nursing home policy killed seniors


“Governor Cuomo alone is to Blame for refusing to shut down New York and forcing seniors who tested positive for Coronavirus back into his state’s nursing homes. His reckless response did not follow CMS and CDC guidelines devastating the senior population — and no amount of revisionist history can erase Governor Cuomo’s grossly incompetent decision or the fact that President Trump’s bold, aggressive actions saved millions of lives,” he wrote.

Nearly 90% of the US Navy hospital ship in New York is empty amid coronavirus fight
:surprised::sideways::sick:

Clueless Biden wanted to keep flights open from China & called Trump racist for closing it, good thing he did or there would have been thousands more deaths.


Biden did apologize in April for his smear attack.
On April 3, Biden’s campaign said Biden supported Trump’s decision to impose travel restrictions on China.




President Trump is saving the country from inept Democrats & violent Marxist mobs who kill & destroy. I never realized until the violence started months ago how important it is to have a President who values ALL LIVES & who believes in law & order. He is the perfect person for the WH at this crazy time & I'm sp happy he's the Leader.
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CapAquaPis

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Without evidence to the contrary, best guess is that Robert Trump died of Covid-19. But, we'll probably never know for sure.

The cause of death is still not disclosed, yet rumor has it Robert Trump died of a brain hemorrhage after a fall, therefore it's possible he didn't die from COVID-19. In less than 2 months when Americans decide whether or not to reelect an incompetent president like Trump, to have COVID-19 kill someone in his own family would be earth-shattering. FOX News reports the Democrats were not involved in containing the COVID-19 pandemic when they were heavily focused on impeaching Trump back in Jan and Feb without successfully removing him.
 

CapAquaPis

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The USA along with Denmark, Israel, Malta and the UAE have the most active cases in the developed world in Sep 11, 2020: the exact 6th month after the WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Brazil might have more confirmed cases than the USA from manipulation of pandemic data under Jair Bolsonaro's rule. The USA itself today has 6.5 million confirmed cases and 190-200,000 deaths, but there are now 40,000 new daily cases, nearly half of what it was on July 4.

India now surpassed Brazil as the 2nd highest number of confirmed cases, not a surprise because India is the world's 2nd most populous nation after China...a lower percentage of infected per capita than the USA, then again Brazil could be over 3% infected by now, that's higher than 2% each in Chile, Peru, Qatar and Bahrain. The pandemic has 28-30 million confirmed cases and 900-920k dead. Excess deaths can raise this to 1.5 million out of estimated 600 million infected.

And the top 12 nations in cases besides the USA: India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico (may be higher since Mexicans cross the border for available and free testing), Peru, South Africa, Colombia, Spain, Argentina, Iran, Pakistan and the UK (with a high case fatality rate, close to Andorra, Belgium, France and San Marino, an exclave in Italy, a hard hit nation itself- it has the Vatican or Holy see). In the USA, the Navajo Nation with 10% infected now has zero new cases this week.
 

CapAquaPis

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COVID-19 will comeback with a vengeance in the fall and winter seasons in the northern hemisphere (Oct-Mar) to collide with the typical flu season. Astrology points to the signs Cancer and Leo associated with diseases and pandemics, but Capricorn and Aquarius are months in the winter when the common cold (i.e. human coronaviruses, along with adenoviruses and rhinoviruses) tend to peak. Opposite Cancer and Leo, but traditionally Aquarius is ruled by Saturn of Capricorn, the planet of death and illness, ironically the common cold is harmless to the majority of people. Dr Fauci of the CDC urges all Americans to get their flu shots to minimize the flu season colliding with the COVID-19 pandemic, our hospitals are busier in the winter months when more admittances happen from some years' flu seasons are worse than others. But in the southern hemisphere (i.e. Australia), they reported the least deadly flu season (May-Sep is their winter) on record, from universal mask mandates, public social distancing and much more handwashing measures than previous years has also reduced influenza viral transmission.
 
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CapAquaPis

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Israel goes on national lockdown for 21 days, partially due to being the Rosh Hashanah-Yom Kippur period, they had a 3-day curfew from the first night of Pesach (Passover) to Easter Monday in April that worked to curb the first spike. Israel is among the top 10 nations in terms of COVID-19 pandemic control, along with China, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Germany of all the countries outside the well prepared Asian/Pacific rim. Taiwan was the first nation to go COVID-free despite their very close geographical proximity to the pandemic's origin. Their experiences with SARS outbreak of 2003 is similarly successful, be in mind the COVID-19 virus is more contagious and asymptomatic than SARS. And back on Israel, they assisted their Arab neighbor states' in having a generally easy time to control the pandemic, talk about a common threat uniting all of humanity, putting away tense political, cultural, ethnic and religious differences for now.
 

CapAquaPis

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Second spikes of COVID infections are reported in East Asia, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Canada after they avoided one in the summer, the USA was unfortunate to have that. The cause of the second spike is from increased socialization among young adults who made up the majority of new cases.
 

CapAquaPis

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The pandemic can last for another year, maybe 2 or according to astrologers, January 2023. It all depends on the arrival of a vaccine sometime in 2021 and the majority of the world will be vaccinated in the first days of 2022. Between 15-30% of all 30 million confirmed cases as of Sep 13, 2020 are active (20-25 million recoveries), which is a good sign, but nobody knows when the duration of the COVID pandemic will exactly last.
 

CapAquaPis

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Every year "20" in every century and the period when there's a "twin year" like 2020 is, there's a global pandemic. In 1918, 1919 (a "twin year") and 1920 there was the Spanish flu; and earlier plagues in 1818-20 and 1717-20. This current pandemic began in 2019 (hence the name COVID"-19") and expected to last throughout this year, numerology can explain why these things happen in twin years or around the year that ends in "20".
 

CapAquaPis

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The first 10 possible arrivals of COVID-19 (the number named for year 2019):
* Oct 2019: During the Military World Games in Wuhan, the opportunity for a new virus to reach globally, scientists said Aug or Sep 2019 is the spillover event from animal host to human, not necessarily in Wuhan but in China.
* Nov 2019: Wastewater samples in Barcelona, Spain; Turin and Milan, Italy; Sao Paulo, Brazil; and the Northeastern US between Philly, NYC and Boston.
* Dec 2019: Possible first cases of COVID-19 in California US; Wales the UK; sporadic cases in France, Germany and Sweden; and eventually northeast Iran.
The virus SARS-CoV-2 or HCoV-2019 (a human coronavirus, after spillover as a SARS-like one) was first discovered in Jan 1, 2020...too late to stop the spread.
 

Opal

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Hi,

There's something positive in everything. So, to see the glass as half full, how would you say has the COVID situation been positively affecting you?

For instance, COVID seems to be unifying people even with social distancing instructions in place :lol:

I, for instance, have been reading quite a bit and found how relaxing that is. Of course there's more positive I have discovered, but I will let you have a go now with how the COVID situation has positively affected you.

The original post.

I am learning a lot about choices. And the lack thereof.

Freedom. And the lack thereof.
 

david starling

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Agreed! Spike protein.

Opal, the excuse given for the (FORMER) President's role in developing these vaccines, is, it was to quell panic about the death toll being reported. SOMETHING, even the WRONG something, was better than nothing.

Even if masks don't work to prevent the spread of the Delta variant (provided you believe that there is such a thing), the hospitals are overflowing more in areas where masks are entirely optional. That may be pure coincidence, but wearing a mask is really no big deal for most people. I wear one to allay people's fears, in places where they are afraid.

WAY too much is being made of masking mandates imo, providing there are exceptions for people who can't wear them for health reasons.

Given this desire to rebel about having to wear masks, what about the almost universal mandate for having to wear clothes in public places? I guess nudists are the ultimate rebels!
 
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Opal

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Opal, the excuse given for the (FORMER) President's role in developing these vaccines, is, it was to quell panic about the death toll being reported. SOMETHING, even the WRONG something, was better than nothing.

Even if masks don't work to prevent the spread of the Delta variant (provided you believe that there is such a thing), the hospitals are overflowing more in areas where masks are entirely optional. That may be pure coincidence, but wearing a mask is really no big deal for most people. I wear one to allay people's fears, in places where they are afraid.

WAY too much is being made of masking mandates imo, providing there are exceptions for people who can't wear them for health reasons.

Given this desire to rebel about having to wear masks, what about the almost universal mandate for having to wear clothes in public places? I guess nudists are the ultimate rebels!

If masks don’t work, why encourage them? I am one of those people. Health reasons. Maskers, don’t accept that. They roll their spastic eyes, and say wear a mask.
 
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