As every person with half a brain all along could figure out. Most cases in prisons and long term care. Artificially inflating the "data" being reported. What a joke.
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Originally posted by pinstripers View PostKansas contact tracing data shows 0.91% of cases can be traced back to restaurants and bars, with a whopping 0 deaths resulting from them
It really comes down to a basic understanding of how disease spreads. If you are in close proximity to strangers, particularly in low-ventilated, indoor buildings, you are at highest risk for infection. Proximity + time + masklessness, is just what the virus ordered.
P.S. The graphic you shared is horrifically outdated also as it shows just a little more than 30,000 cases. We've had at least 250,000 (reported) cases to date in Kansas.
P.P.S. A friend of mine in the senior living biz forks out around $5,500 a week for testing. This is not a typo. And you wonder why the pandemic in the States is so out of control... Supposedly they will be reimbursed by the Cares Act, but so far they've paid everything out of pocket.
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Originally posted by C0|dB|00ded View Post
We don't have contact tracing. Call 'em up and watch what happens. Senior care homes though are regulated very closely and they do mass testing (similar to Asian countries). So they don't miss an infection. Meating, Corrections, and schools would also have much higher standards in testing. This is why the data is skewed. Most people that get sick in bars/restaurants do not self-report lol.
It really comes down to a basic understanding of how disease spreads. If you are in close proximity to strangers, particularly in low-ventilated, indoor buildings, you are at highest risk for infection. Proximity + time + masklessness, is just what the virus ordered.
P.S. The graphic you shared is horrifically outdated also as it shows just a little more than 30,000 cases. We've had at least 250,000 (reported) cases to date in Kansas.
P.P.S. A friend of mine in the senior living biz forks out around $5,500 a week for testing. This is not a typo. And you wonder why the pandemic in the States is so out of control... Supposedly they will be reimbursed by the Cares Act, but so far they've paid everything out of pocket.
How does the virus know if a person is a stranger or someone more familial?
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Originally posted by WuDrWu View Post
How does the virus know if a person is a stranger or someone more familial?
I believe similar logic holds.Wichita State, home of the All-Americans.
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Originally posted by BOBB View Post
It doesn't. Neither does herpes. But, if I'm barebacking my wife and she is not cheating on me or at least having the decency to insist on condoms in her weekly South Broadway trysts, then I should be in good shape.
I believe similar logic holds.
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post
Nah, it's: proximity + time + viral load
You taught me that trick. :D
Varying viral loads have the capacity to infect; but against a properly fitted N95 mask, varying viral loads have the incapacity to infect, except in rare circumstances. Therefore, if a virus was able to order something, it would order the removal of its greatest obstacle because then all potential hosts would immediately become "available".
P.S. High viral loads are a common characteristic of Covid-19, even while asymptomatic (which is why it is insidious), therefore they need not order what they already have. :)
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