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chris123 hove actually 08 Oct 20 7.08pm | |
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Originally posted by Henry of Peckham
... time will certainly tell. We could be edging closer to the abyss or maybe nearer to a vaccine? Exponential sadly.
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Teddy Eagle 08 Oct 20 8.03pm | |
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Quite a prescient article in light of recent events.
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Eaglecoops CR3 08 Oct 20 10.05pm | |
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Originally posted by chris123
At a micro level, you can't predict next week with this virus. Edited by chris123 (08 Oct 2020 4.35pm) Oh I don’t know. I could have predicted that if they tested many thousands of people that they would find more people with it. I also could have predicted that wee Cranky would do something different to Boris every week. That one is too easy to predict though.
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cryrst The garden of England 08 Oct 20 11.35pm | |
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
Oh I don’t know. I could have predicted that if they tested many thousands of people that they would find more people with it. I also could have predicted that wee Cranky would do something different to Boris every week. That one is too easy to predict though. Check the positives as a ratio of the tests. It is the same and rising, so maybe not as simple as you say.
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BlueJay UK 09 Oct 20 12.33am | |
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Originally posted by cryrst
Check the positives as a ratio of the tests. It is the same and rising, so maybe not as simple as you say. Yes, from June 1st using the seven day average there has been a 174% increase in testing. Using the same seven day average, during this period, there has been a 409% increase in the number of cases. Regardless of peoples take on coronavirus measures, it is clearly currently rising fairly dramatically week on week.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 09 Oct 20 12.38am | |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
Yes, from June 1st using the seven day average there has been a 174% increase in testing. Using the same seven day average, during this period, there has been a 409% increase in the number of cases. Regardless of peoples take on coronavirus measures, it is clearly currently rising fairly dramatically week on week. It does if you’re dirty b@stards lol.
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BlueJay UK 09 Oct 20 2.09am | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
It does if you’re dirty b@stards lol. Don't forget multi (and I mean multi!!) occupancy housing. A bit of a recipe for disaster. Pretty much the opposite to Sweden really, which has a mind boggling 40%-50% of the population living on their lonesome. Easier to set your own risk threshold and avoid household spread if you're not crawling over people to get out of the front door haha.
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cryrst The garden of England 09 Oct 20 6.12am | |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
Don't forget multi (and I mean multi!!) occupancy housing. A bit of a recipe for disaster. Pretty much the opposite to Sweden really, which has a mind boggling 40%-50% of the population living on their lonesome. Easier to set your own risk threshold and avoid household spread if you're not crawling over people to get out of the front door haha. Doing the basics prior to going home may help. Not saying some dont try to do this but it's clear a lot arnt and havent.
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cardiff eagle 09 Oct 20 7.51am | |
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A seasonal virus rising in the winter. Who’d have thought
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Badger11 Beckenham 09 Oct 20 8.01am | |
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I take the point about the more you test the more you will find however the number I look at is how many people are being admitted to hospital and there is no doubt that this is rising quite sharply. What we do about it I don't know the experts don't seem to agree either.
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Eaglecoops CR3 09 Oct 20 8.18am | |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
Yes, from June 1st using the seven day average there has been a 174% increase in testing. Using the same seven day average, during this period, there has been a 409% increase in the number of cases. Regardless of peoples take on coronavirus measures, it is clearly currently rising fairly dramatically week on week. I’d be interested to know what percentage of these increased numbers are students or under 21’s and also what the breakdown is by ethnicity as Muslims do live in homes with high occupancy and meet in large numbers at mosques. Youngsters do what youngsters do, particularly in a college environment which is always going to be a recipe for disaster. If it turns out there is no bias In the increase towards certain sections of the community then the return to work is what is likely to have started a general increase in numbers through generally increased contact. You cannot have it both ways though. You can lock down the country and stop people meeting each other and go into financial ruin or you can accept that a certain number of people are going to get it and carry on as we have recently but with more emphasis on protecting the vulnerable and identifying where and how the sharp increases have come about geographically.
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Mapletree Croydon 09 Oct 20 8.19am | |
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Originally posted by chris123
In disaster situations you change the message as the circumstances change - which can be constant. Not really. Your key message has to remain strong and you need consistency, even as you add new content. They tried with a couple of themes but just didn’t manage to hold a clear enough line. Too many anomalies, actions not matching words and rapid shifts that weren’t well enough connected to the main narrative. Ask Gillian Keenan who ‘acknowledged that communication with areas facing new measures needed to be clearer.‘ Edited by Mapletree (09 Oct 2020 8.38am)
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