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NoSnowATL said:
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CDC Admits There is No Proof COVID-19 is Airborne Virus and They Have Been Misleading the Public All Along - Blunt Force Truth

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has admitted that the organization has deceived the public throughout the entire coronavirus pandemic, backtracking on their claim that COVID-19 is an airborne virus. “CDC is currently updating its recommendations regarding airborne...
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Here is another version of the same story.

www.politico.com

CDC backtracks on warning that coronavirus is airborne

The agency's unusual reversal comes as the country prepares for flu season and cooler weather that will likely drive many people to spend more time indoors.
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Looks like the UK is apparently planning for a 2nd lockdown.

Welp.

I will say it looks like general areas are just going to get hit one by one. In the dog days of the summer, it was the sun belt in the US, and right now it's the midwest with the sun belt calming down for weeks now.
 
I am in South Dakota for the week. No one cares about Covid here. Hardly anyone wears masks, hardly any social distancing, bars/restaurants are at full capacity. It's like everything is normal here. Whether it's wise or not for public health, I must say it's kind of cathartic.
 
superjames1992 said:
I am in South Dakota for the week. No one cares about Covid here. Hardly anyone wears masks, hardly any social distancing, bars/restaurants are at full capacity. It's like everything is normal here. Whether it's wise or not for public health, I must say it's kind of cathartic.
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How are the cases there?
 
Rain Cold said:
How are the cases there?
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South Dakota's new cases per capita seem roughly comparable to North Carolina's, but the positive rate here is much higher because testing is lacking, so I imagine actual cases per capita are higher. However, from what I can gather most of the cases are in the eastern part of the state, and I'm centered around Rapid City for this trip in the Western portion of the state.
 
superjames1992 said:
I am in South Dakota for the week. No one cares about Covid here. Hardly anyone wears masks, hardly any social distancing, bars/restaurants are at full capacity. It's like everything is normal here. Whether it's wise or not for public health, I must say it's kind of cathartic.
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We were there in July. I’d move there in a heartbeat if I could (The Blackhills). Weather was great too.
 
superjames1992 said:
I am in South Dakota for the week. No one cares about Covid here. Hardly anyone wears masks, hardly any social distancing, bars/restaurants are at full capacity. It's like everything is normal here. Whether it's wise or not for public health, I must say it's kind of cathartic.
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Hope we get to see normal again someday. :( Hopefully SOMEDAY
 
The virus is hitting northwest NC and eastern Tennessee harder now. North Wilkes High School is now closed with 17 cases and one young man has died at ASU. F5B7A3EF-86FD-4CC7-BCC0-67207FA5D320.jpeg
 
Rain Cold said:
I know what you mean. My back lower back still aches from an injury in high school. But I think we know those things are adjacent to the point.

Aaaand, we still don't have any idea about the answer to the question.
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lol, you are hearding cat's my friend
 
I love the "guidelines" they came up with, Like who actually picked these numbers? Large outdoor venues with greater that 10K seating capacity can operate at 7%, but if less than 10K they have to go by 30% or 100 people, which ever is least...

So, if Walnut Creek Says they can seat 11,000 they allow 770, but if they can only seat 9,000 they can only allow 100. Cuz Science right?

Movie theatres and conference centers can also open under the 30% or 100, which ever is less, guidelines, which means that an a movie theatre can have the same number of people inside as Greensboro's Outdoor White Oak Amphitheater which has a seating capacity of 7,000...
 
smast16 said:
I love the "guidelines" they came up with, Like who actually picked these numbers? Large outdoor venues with greater that 10K seating capacity can operate at 7%, but if less than 10K they have to go by 30% or 100 people, which ever is least...

So, if Walnut Creek Says they can seat 11,000 they allow 770, but if they can only seat 9,000 they can only allow 100. Cuz Science right?

Movie theatres and conference centers can also open under the 30% or 100, which ever is less, guidelines, which means that an a movie theatre can have the same number of people inside as Greensboro's Outdoor White Oak Amphitheater which has a seating capacity of 7,000...
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I think we talked about this last time, the guidelines make no sense and lack consistency.
 
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