That just shows that hospitals were different.Los Angeles. Haven’t you had to take your kids to see a ped? If they are running a fever you can’t get in due to the temp screening and they’ll remote only. From March-may it was impossible to do blood work unless it was an emergency. Same btw for mental health professionals which was a challenge with a kid that doesn’t take to them anyways much less over zoom. What are you talking about????
I saw the Donkey and thought of you two.The can of Coke is an interesting addition to the myth. It's like the kid's (or adult's, even) party game Telephone.
So you are talking the first month or two. By late April early May of last year they knew.Remember that the stay at home order was before we had good evidence on what kind of air filters do and do not help. That was back when hospitals were counting their negative pressure rooms, counting their covid patients, and not liking the result.
Also early on NY realized that most of the spread actually occurred in the home. Close to 70%.Blaming the stay at home order or color system is quite a stretch. I always assumed they were trying to limit covid exposure because of the problems NY had with medical facilities spreading covid.
Remember that the stay at home order was before we had good evidence on what kind of air filters do and do not help. That was back when hospitals were counting their negative pressure rooms, counting their covid patients, and not liking the result.
That’s funny...when mobility is reduced when people freak out you say it’s the lockdowns. When doctors follow public health and industry guidance you say it’s then avoiding liability and overreaction. One of your better ones.That just shows that hospitals were different.
Do you have any evidence that it was because of lockdowns?
It could just be that, because CA is a more litigious state, CA medical offices took more drastic measures to limit covid exposure. Or the problem may have had more to do with general overreaction than with any state policy.
Blaming the stay at home order or color system is quite a stretch. I always assumed they were trying to limit covid exposure because of the problems NY had with medical facilities spreading covid.
Remember that the stay at home order was before we had good evidence on what kind of air filters do and do not help. That was back when hospitals were counting their negative pressure rooms, counting their covid patients, and not liking the result.
And you’re the flip. So the inconsistency is preserved.That’s funny...when mobility is reduced when people freak out you say it’s the lockdowns. When doctors follow public health and industry guidance you say it’s then avoiding liability and overreaction. One of your better ones.
Who are you to accuse other of being slow to recognize the current research?So you are talking the first month or two. By late April early May of last year they knew.
And yet we continued on doing the stuff we knew didn't make a difference.
And you’re the flip. So the inconsistency is preserved.
It depends on the question you are trying to answer. Had you asked a question about the side effects from different mobility reduction mechanisms, I would consider NPI to be quite different from freaking out. When you ask two different questions, don’t be surprised you got two different answers.
I assume that, since you’re changing the topic, you have no actual evidence that shelter in place rules were the cause of the health care difficulties last April.
Back to your baseless case hysteria I see.Who are you to accuse other of being slow to recognize the current research?
Ever since last spring, we have known that bars, restaurants, gyms, and stadiums spread covid. You have spent the whole time saying they should be open.
Let me know when you finally admit that bars and restaurants spread covid. Then we can discuss who else was slow to get up to speed on the research.
You don't remember.Who are you to accuse other of being slow to recognize the current research?
Ever since last spring, we have known that bars, restaurants, gyms, and stadiums spread covid. You have spent the whole time saying they should be open.
Let me know when you finally admit that bars and restaurants spread covid. Then we can discuss who else was slow to get up to speed on the research.
Had push come to shove I would have traded some small business restrictions if it meant schools were open 100% in September (with appropriate precautions). The fact that schools weren't reopen in September was criminal and may go down in history as the worse public policy decision ever. Of course, the major school districts and unions, which I consider to be evil, had a major hand in the closures. (I had kids in SDUSD for 9 years and I can personally attest to the corruption and incompetence of the District. It actually led to a situation that was ignored at our school for years that ultimately led to a federal investigation of multiple sexual abuse incidents at our school. Of course, the superintendent, Cindy Marten, that allowed this to happen and covered it up is now in the Biden administration.)You know what failed? CA. No school all year. Restaurants and bars closed through most of it. TX and FL? Open with schools, restaurants indoor open, bars indoor open, retail open.
At the end of this whole thing? Both in the same place. Team close it up failed.
The virus was/is going to spread no matter what. You and others fail to grasp that.
I was just adding my one anecdote to what watfly has mentioned and again I have a large medical family ranging from hospital admins to front line nurses and nurse practioners and they’d echo watflys concernsAnd you’re the flip. So the inconsistency is preserved.
It depends on the question you are trying to answer. Had you asked a question about the side effects from different mobility reduction mechanisms, I would consider NPI to be quite different from freaking out. When you ask two different questions, don’t be surprised you got two different answers.
I assume that, since you’re changing the topic, you have no actual evidence that shelter in place rules were the cause of the health care difficulties last April.
(Pssst Dad! The ignore feauture works great! Now only if It worked in real life...)so, what is more likely-
1- thousands of academic researchers who use PCR never noticed the limitations.
2- some Tanzanian despot deliberately contaminated a three samples so he had an excuse to kick out WHO.
Yes, despot. Only one ruling party since 1962. In case you wonder about their medical expertise, Tanzania is also the world leader in muti, the practice of hunting albino human beings for their body parts for use in medicine.
So, your source is the despot ruler of a third world country where humans are killed for use in magical potions.
Dang. You sure can pick them. That is a source of unparalleled credibility.
(Pssst Dad! The ignore feauture works great! Now only if It worked in real life...)
I was just adding my one anecdote to what watfly has mentioned and again I have a large medical family ranging from hospital admins to front line nurses and nurse practioners and they’d echo watflys concerns
my terms align. The public panicked before health orders went into effect. But the hospitals/doctors were following local health advice and industry advice. But it’s also very easy: in Utah I was quickly and painlessly able to schedule the tests I needed. Had I known someone to take the kids I’d have even done the procedure there. In California I had to jump through numerous hoops including a delay which almost, had I trusted the experts, would have cost me my life. Only a medical relative that intervened and a father that was able to write rx saved me.
Count yourself lucky.I didn't have any trouble making appointments. In fact, my MDs were calling me up to remind me that it was time for my next appointment. The only "panic" I witnessed at the medical centers was a mask and fever screening at the door.