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Originally posted by Topshock View Post
You didn't answer the question. Are you capable of thinking for yourself?
Science does not arrive at opinion. It arrives at provable, peer-reviewed theories derived through hard data, numbers, statistics, experiments, studies, and results. The absolute disrespect for science that is so prevalent in modern society (and politics) is just gross. More than gross, it's dangerous.
Feel free to be ignorant with your own life. But here, in this case, you're being ignorant with the lives of a big chunk of the population.
The truth will set you free. But first, it will piss you off.
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Originally posted by Topshock View Post
He's a hack because the numbers he relies upon are the same statistics that have been thrown around on this message board by you and others like you; the same numbers whose meaning and relevance have been easily debunked.
He's also a hack because he's a guy who's made his living--he puts money into his bank account by doing this--on page-clicks and books and talk show appearances trolling pandemics.
He's a hack because he publicly aligns himself and his work with a political party--something science does not do.
So, congrats. The sole support of your argument is a half-ass article written by the Gottlieb of pandemics.The truth will set you free. But first, it will piss you off.
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Originally posted by calfan View PostI think the tournament should have happened without fans. I feel like the NCAA has gone too far based on what we know now, IMO.
I am not necessarily disagreeing, but wasn't aware of new developments."When life hands you lemons, make lemonade." Better have some sugar and water too, or else your lemonade will suck!
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The information that I know about is that this virus has killed people in the forty range and that the regular virus has killed thousands of people. Under the NCAA rationality, this past season in Basketball should have never been played.
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Originally posted by calfan View PostI think the tournament should have happened without fans. I feel like the NCAA has gone too far based on what we know now, IMO.
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Originally posted by calfan View PostThe information that I know about is that this virus has killed people in the forty range and that the regular virus has killed thousands of people. Under the NCAA rationality, this past season in Basketball should have never been played.
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Originally posted by calfan View PostThe information that I know about is that this virus has killed people in the forty range and that the regular virus has killed thousands of people. Under the NCAA rationality, this past season in Basketball should have never been played.
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Originally posted by SB Shock View Post
Italy 12 days ago was sitting at 41 deaths. As of today the death are at 1,266+ and growing by ~200 per day
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Originally posted by SB Shock View Post
Problem you have is what happens in either conference tournament or NCAA tournament someone comes up infected? That means you are getting at least 2 team isolated, but probably every team in that specific region because of virus probably alive in the locker room. The CAA had a ref that came up hot after doing a game.
Would also have to develop methods to limit their exposure to people in the hotels.
Given the fact that we don’t have a surplus of tests right now it probably just wasn’t feasible.
It sucks big time. I was looking forward to enjoying the weekend in Ft Worth and the next three weeks watching from my couch but I think this was the right decision. Hopefully this is just a temporary, albeit painful, disruption and we can get back to normal sooner rather than later as a result.
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Originally posted by SHOCKvalue View Post
This isn't to downplay the situation, or add useless conjecture, but I've seen mentioned several times that places like China and Italy would be expected to have a higher incidence of serious illness and death due to the very high prevalence of smoking. Don't have hard data to offer on that, but it does ring the "well... yeah" bell pretty well in my own train of thought. This a respiratory disease and cigarettes gifting normal people the lungs of a coal miner in his 80's.
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