Field Access Issues

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Utah is the cheese in the 7-later dip that is the Covid hoax.

I don’t know much about Utah but surprised they are such a right wing nut state. Isn’t Romney the only one that voted to convict? Does the university of Utah not believe in science too? Why would fall in line with the flat earth believing, Covid denying crowd?

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I'll listen to the professionals.

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...fficials-warn/

Not sure how the folks at IHME (and their modeling colleagues
at IDMOD in Bellevue) have maintained their status as the go-to professionals for the Seattle Times and the governors’ office given the abysmal track record their ever-changing model has had from the jump. Or at least that’s what a couple of professionals, Mark Lipsitch at Harvard and Ruth Etzioni at Fred Hutch (neither anywhere close to the Sunetra Guptra (Oxford)/John Ionnadis (Stanford)/Carl Heneghan (Oxford)/Martin Kulldorff (Stanford) range of the spectrum of experts), seem to think. Unfortunately, there are professionals at every point along the spectrum from needing a total lockdown now to being wide open now, and insufficient leadership to bring the best of them together to figure out the best path forward.

https://www.statnews.com/2020/04/17/...s-critics-say/

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Remember when they built an entire field hospital at CenturyLink field because hospitals were going to be overwhelmed then closed it down without treating a single patient? Solid use of “experts” and tax dollars.

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Yeah screw those guys for taking precautions in case things were even worse when they were operating with incomplete information.

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Yeah screw those guys for taking precautions in case things were even worse when they were operating with incomplete information.

I assume you spend all day on your couch covered in bubble wrap. It’s a scary world out there after all.

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Yeah screw those guys for taking precautions in case things were even worse when they were operating with incomplete information.

The cure has definitely been worse than the cause.....lesson learned for the next virus.

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The cure has definitely been worse than the cause.....lesson learned for the next virus.

No cure yet, we're still in a pandemic.

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Remember when they built an entire field hospital at CenturyLink field because hospitals were going to be overwhelmed then closed it down without treating a single patient? Solid use of “experts” and tax dollars.

You prefer unpreparedness? Until Covid-19 "Magically disappears..." you may want to pull your head out.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — One of Utah’s largest hospitals had no beds left Friday in its regular intensive-care unit as the governor declared the state's weekslong spike in coronavirus cases “unsustainable."

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-sta...onavirus-spike


COVID-19 surge strains Wisconsin hospitals' capacity
MILWAUKEE - Wisconsin health leaders said Tuesday, Sept. 29 that the state is closer than it has ever been to exceeding hospitals' capacity to care for COVID-19 patients.

https://www.fox6now.com/news/covid-1...-officials-say

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Hoax.

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You prefer unpreparedness? Until Covid-19 "Magically disappears..." you may want to pull your head out.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — One of Utah’s largest hospitals had no beds left Friday in its regular intensive-care unit as the governor declared the state's weekslong spike in coronavirus cases “unsustainable."

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-sta...onavirus-spike


COVID-19 surge strains Wisconsin hospitals' capacity
MILWAUKEE - Wisconsin health leaders said Tuesday, Sept. 29 that the state is closer than it has ever been to exceeding hospitals' capacity to care for COVID-19 patients.

https://www.fox6now.com/news/covid-1...-officials-say

and yet, not one person under 52 years old. Also it is getting colder and a nice warm bed is much better than the sidewalk.

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and yet, not one person under 52 years old. Also it is getting colder and a nice warm bed is much better than the sidewalk.

Exactly. It's not like this virus is contagious and kids can asymptomatically transmit it to their parents, grandparents, teachers, coaches...oh whoops, forgot that part.

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Exactly. It's not like this virus is contagious and kids can asymptomatically transmit it to their parents, grandparents, teachers, coaches...oh whoops, forgot that part.

Just some more scientist experience saying the perceived risk of in person school are likely exaggerated and outweighed by the harms of not attending school in person.

https://www.npr.org/2020/10/21/92579...ls-exaggerated

But sure, if that’s the case for kids in indoor schools, there must be some logical, evidence based reason to prevent outdoor youth sports.

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and yet, not one person under 52 years old. Also it is getting colder and a nice warm bed is much better than the sidewalk.

Not one? Where did you get that information? Did it feel good when you pulled it out?


Utah has a much better dashboard than we do and has hospitalizations broken down by age. 5% of all case require hospitalization (going down, thankfully) and 30% of hospitalizations are under age of 64. And that number, is increasing....

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They once said over 2 million people in the US would die of Covid this year alone....Trump did a great job and saved over 1.7 million lives but the media will say he killed 300,000.

Who said over 2 million would die? Absolutely NOBODY! I repeat NOBODY! The Imperial College of London said 2 million COULD die if we did absolutely nothing. Which means no washing hands, no avoidance of crowds, no quarantining of sick people etc etc. I get being a shill but don't be stupid about it.

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Absolutely nobody huh?

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/17/w...e-johnson.html