If I see the governor in person, can I legally spit in his face? Asking for a friend.
Ya. That's all I've got today.
Yesterday, I whipped up a fancy spreadsheet of all the data outside of the executive order report. I can make some graphs or whatever. But... I just can't even today.
Repost, but read this analysis in case you missed it.
(Spoiler alert. We're doomed)
https://twitter.com/koko_vivian/stat...663172096?s=19
I'm of the opinion that, with the virus as transmissible as it seems to be, sooner or later we will all be exposed to it. It just becomes a question of when. All we can do is try to delay the inevitable until either treatment methods become good enough to make exposure less risky, or a preventative vaccine is created.
Hospitalizations up again today. Seriously what will it take before we take serious action. Serious as is more then just wearing a mask. Rolling back opening. A line getting into the Hospital. No more hospital beds. Somone Stitt knows gets really sick. All that is coming.
Hospitalizations rose to 561 (+15 increase from yesterday) just one short of the record high of March 31st.
Yeah, this stance has been disproven by many countries and communities around the world. There are clear steps we can all take to reduce spread. Moreover, considering it's dubious how long immunity lasts, getting it once may not mean much either (note: I tend to believe there is more immunity than the recent study in the news suggested, but it may vary on severity of symptoms). Unfortunately, our next battle after anti-makers will be to (and this is depressing to even type) convince people to take the vaccine. If people don't take it then we won't even be able to move past the pandemic once there's a cure. Our country and leadership has been pathetic and that's why some citizens are saying we can't really do anything when we can.
^^ Dan, you're correct. If it's anything like people getting the annual flu shot (which I do), we could be in trouble. So many people don't, and then the sheer process of rolling out vaccine, look at the difficulty of people getting tested.
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We already have a bunch of people on this very site saying they won't get the vaccine even before one is completely tested and made widely available.
This is what happens when you have a concerted effort to discredit science and scientists.
I'm just gonna leave this here for anyone who is interested. It's 5 years old, came out during the measles outbreak, when you may recall people were still refusing to get boosters or MMR titers. The thrust of the article? We aren't fighting over facts, though we like to believe we are. We are fighting over values, and perceived threats to those values.
https://www.americanscientist.org/bl...ing-of-science
If they are talking about 1 later this year, how is that normal course of determining the efficacy of a vaccine?? Don't most take years to develop, not months? Normal vaccines take waaaayyyyy longer than the vaccines for this virus are looking like. Combining steps scares me, a bit. Not off of science, but off of 1 vaccine.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...d-vaccine.html
I posted this before but you should check out the national geographic link for a better understanding of the clinical trial process.
https://www.okctalk.com/showthread.p...62#post1128762
This is a really good podcast with disinformation expert Renee DiResta on how anti-vaxxers are sowing coordinated disinformation: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas...=1000473857063
Gov. Stitt has made a big deal out of the fact that Oklahoma has a relatively low number of cases per capita compared to other states.
That is rapidly changing.
Yesterday, we had the 11th most per capita positive new cases out of the 50 states:
1 Arizona 587
2 Louisiana 478
3 South Carolina 431
4 Florida 428
5 Texas 381
6 Nevada 358
7 Alabama 349
8 Georgia 320
9 Mississippi 290
10 Arkansas 263
11 Oklahoma 251
12 California 242
13 Tennessee 222
14 North Carolina 183
15 Idaho 177
16 Wisconsin 166
17 Nebraska 164
18 Utah 140
19 Kentucky 128
20 Maryland 121
Whenever I come to this thread it makes me so Happy.![]()
Lost Ogle tweeted something interesting yesterday at 11.
Stitt scheduled a last-minute Covid-19 press conference for 10:15AM today.
Well that's not ominous.
Also, Walmart will now require facemasks in all stores nationwide, including Sam's Club
https://www.yahoo.com/news/walmart-s...144124501.html
Does anyone know if you can download past data from that looker-dashboards page. I know they have daily reports, but I'm a little bit behind on some of the data and would like to find past zip code numbers.
Where can I watch this press conference?
KOCO's website is streaming it (hasn't started yet).
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