I think they always were.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Yeah, I was having this conversation with my wife last night. If I had to wear a mask at the gym, I would bitch about it, but I would do it.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Making masks mandatory should have been implemented as things opened up.....this is like going in bare back and then putting a rubber on for round 2.
Nenshi just doesn't want to be left out.
Say what you will, it should have been implemented by the provincial government, not left to local governments
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I won't doubt TFW applies for CERB will get it, after all they pay into the same income tax system everyone does. Back in June, there were 190k recipients repaid their CERB for one reason or another.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Some say CERB is better than their current pay. Hence we need TFW which counter the point about keeping migration minimum to keep everyone safe.
While I can see how CERB stabilizes and buy us time for people to stay home and slow the spread, it's done the job and should have lifted by now or at least reduce the the amount. But in theory, if you are called back to work and you don't, you lose your CERB as well. So I think at this point the only undeserved recipients are people who doesn't have a job before the pandemic anyway and scammers.
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After all, Kenney would love to see Nenshi and Iveson to die on that sword.
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City-by-city is the least sensible way to do this for sure. Will Calgarians be driving to Airdrie or Okotoks to work out?This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Have to read up on this yet. Heard just rumble that some scientists want to call it airborne and I assume WHO won't?This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If it's indeed airborne, circulated air indoor places are f'd and masks will come out as 1st line of defense and render hand washing 2nd and social distancing pointless indoor.
But if WHO approves this view, would anyone, especially the US listen?
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Damn, can't make fun of people wearing "training" masks anymore.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Exactly, when Calgary was delayed in re-opening, everyone went to Airdrie or Okotoks for the same servicesThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Happened to be downtown for a short time today. It's not busy by any means, but saw dozens of people in the +15's and exactly zero of them (aside from me) was wearing a mask.
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That the virus is airborne doesn't render hand washing/distancing pointless. It only emphasizes the importance of wearing a mask.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I guess depends on definition of airborne. It sounds like the new thinking is if there isn't enough air flow, it may linger so distancing is pointless if I can walk into a cloud that someone else left behind.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-53329946
The World Health Organization has acknowledged there is emerging evidence that the coronavirus can be spread by tiny particles suspended in the air.
The airborne transmission could not be ruled out in crowded, closed or poorly ventilated settings, an official said.
If the evidence is confirmed, it may affect guidelines for indoor spaces.
Holy fuck, these numbers from the fiscal update are insane:
- Deficit for 2020-21 rises to $343.2 billion from $34.4 billion projected before pandemic.
- Net federal debt will hit $1.2 trillion.
- Federal debt-to-GDP ratio is expected to rise to 49% in 2020-21 from 31%
- Direct federal support for Canadians and businesses: $212 billion.
- COVID-19 slowdown has cost.the federal treasury an additional $81.3 billion.
- GDP will shrink by projected 6.8% this year —.worst since the Great Depression.
- Economy is expected to bounce back by 5.5% next year.
https://apple.news/A40fJCCe0Qf6eV-6hmAQ1WA
What many are trying to argue that droplet eventually becomes airborne if the virus stays alive long enough, which is does. The droplet simply dries up, like a ball of wet leaves falling in the rain. As is dries, it is much easier to become airborne at slightest disturbance - like an airconditioner.
Time to get those old air ionizers out, or one of those newfangled UV units.
NASA is truthfully untrustworthy
Bolsonaro might actually be in trouble. His genetic pre-disposition, being male, slightly older and physical size, makes me think that he is in for a ride.
NASA is truthfully untrustworthy
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"Masked Bandit is a gateway drug for frugal spending." - Unknown303
excellent update today:
I haven't researched either. Partly because lazy, but much moreso because the constant flow of 180° contradictory misinformation that continues to flow from "experts" is the watershed moment in the complete deterioration of our successful society. It's epidemic.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
In this instance, I suspect that because you can get coronavirus from someone sneezing near you and that travels through The Air you've got legions of #CriticalTheory fuckwits saying "came through air = Airborne" with no understanding of droplet contagions and no need to because fundamental facts are now being questioned by students who think zhe is the first person to go "but, what if?" on facts that have been exhaustively proven over many decades or even hundreds of years. And these piece of shit universities are rewarding them for it!
But hey - what do I know? I just wore a mask on a couple 60% capacity planes for more than a few hours. I got off that plane with a negative CoVid test result in my hands and presented it to the pseudo-authority representative who still ordered me to isolate for 14 days along with everyone else on the plane.
Guess who the only people I saw without a mask on that day were. Yes, it was the health care professionals interacting with people deemed so high-risk that they are ordered to immediately self-isolate and receive daily phone calls or suffer police intervention.
No masks. No gloves. No physical barriers and about 3ft of social distancing.
What fucking information do they have to justify that behaviour?!?
But, I'm wrong.
People acting complacent and irresponsibly isn't a reflection of the larger consensus, in the same way that not all cops are power tripping dickheads just because some of them act that way.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I do agree re: your sentiments on contradictory information (to a point). I follow the recommendations outlined by AHS and more or less ignore the other stuff. It's just noise and I can't do anything if I have hearing loss, amirite?