This is a relevant question.But won’t it be more expensive if we don’t?
This is a relevant question.But won’t it be more expensive if we don’t?
We the people, in the U.K. did our best. Agreed and some are still trying. However: What the U.K. or any other country, can or can not afford; is a moot point. A couple of decades ago, billions were given to the people that are paid to look after everyone's money. Cost is a moot point. Assisting the people, to play their part and do as requested, is obligatory. Make laws: Land lords will not evict, businesses that 'have to' pause trading. Make laws across the whole spectrum of life, that help the general public, to conform and survive whatever, society is required to do.Both countries have similar populations a similar outbreak and a similar economy.
We are running out of options. The U.K. can’t keep locking-down every few months and it’s the same in France. Spain is suffering even more
I know it’s crossing the line into politics but I don’t see how they can be disconnected.... in the U.K. we can’t afford another lockdown like before. It’s probably the same in France.
Some countries with budget surpluses can afford to close down their economy for longer or more often. The U.K. can’t. We did our best and it hadn’t worked.
Imagine that the number of deaths is several hundred thousand for a country like the United Kingdom (or France or others), I believe that many people would avoid going out even for the work. Me the first.I think we have already blown the bank on it unfortunately
In other words, their won’t be a second national lockdown because we can’t afford it no matter how many people die.
I think we have already blown the bank on it unfortunately
In other words, their won’t be a second national lockdown because we can’t afford it no matter how many people die.
It is weird. We really should get the deniers on those jobs, they shouldn't mind.We live in such a wonderful world.
Speaking of...
Influencer didn’t believe in COVID, dies of virus
A fitness influencer who thought COVID-19 didn‘t exist has died at the age of 33 after contracting the virus on a trip to Turkey.www.news.com.au
Whatever the subject (disease, economy, social, overproduction, overconsumption, overpollution, destruction of the environment and other living species, global warming etc ...), I'm always satisifed when people who are in denial suffer the things they deny.Speaking of...
Influencer didn’t believe in COVID, dies of virus
A fitness influencer who thought COVID-19 didn‘t exist has died at the age of 33 after contracting the virus on a trip to Turkey.www.news.com.au
Whatever the subject (disease, economy, social, overproduction, overconsumption, overpollution, destruction of the environment and other living species, global warming etc ...), I'm always satisifed when people who are in denial suffer the things they deny.
Yes I understand.They spread it and misinformation about it first though. On balance I'd prefer everyone took it seriously first time around.
Is there a field of Social Media Epidemiology yet? Or maybe Conspiracy Theory Epidemiology
Similar to disease - some are prone to catch idea with the briefest contact, some have natural immunity. And some seem to have higher R values than others, how many people do you need to tell a lie in order to spread it?
Yes I understand.
I was of course speaking in a more general, more global sense about the irresponsible behavior of many people in various and vital areas.
Donald ?I've also noticed a massive amount of crossover between the more misogynistic/xenophobic types and covid denial.
I understand this kind of torture.I wasn't criticising your view, I agree with it. I'm just getting tired of carrying the dead weight. Living in a strict lockdown area traceable to a single house party isn't helping.
I understand this kind of torture.
Although during the total confinement in France for two months, I was lucky enough to live in a village with the huge and isolated forest 200 meters behind the home ...
I measure the value of this chance.
I understand this kind of torture.
Although during the total confinement in France for two months, I was lucky enough to live in a village with the huge and isolated forest 200 meters behind the home ...
I measure the value of this chance.
Excellent ! Still a paradise on the earth.I still have to travel a bit to reach them, but I have loads of hillls, forests, riverbeds and seaside areas all around (from 20 minutes to 1 hour and a tad by car). I spent most of my weekends in the past 8 months hiking these kind of areas, not even need for masks as you'll walk by perhaps a couple other people every hour, with ample room for distancing. It's also awesome for health, both physical and menthal.
(Forgive me for the low quality pics, but I refuse to spend more than 200$ on a phone. )
Over here in Portugal the gov has issued mandatory usage of masks in the street, and mandatory installation of a tracking app that recorded your locations and everyone you were physically close to, as well as giving the police the power to ask people for their phones and check for the installation of the tracking app.
While the usage of masks was almost universally accepted and seen as common sense (most people already wore them voluntarily anyway), the mandatory installation of tracking apps on phones on the other has backfired spectacularly, like was to be expected by any sane person. Not only the government popularity dropped like a stone, I also expect a huge spike in sales of old and dusty Nokia 3310's and similars, together with a huge rise in numbers of people who officially don't have mobile phones .