it's just a bad cold.
2-3% of people who catch a cold don’t die from it.
You are spreading dangerous falsehoods and people who take your advice are risking their lives.
it's just a bad cold.
Nor do you.
All we know is the data we currently have. Anything else is speculation. You keep poo-pooing all of us that are relying on actual numbers, when all you are relying on is guesses.
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I don't think we need to cancel all forms of public events, but this was definitely the right thing to do for this one. In addition to packing people in like sardines, any event where you have people handling samples, demos, and prototypes on display is one that's ripe for mass transmission.
I have to imagine anyone who's working at the Apple Store is going to be extra busy the next few months spraying down devices like they were bombs that would go off if they weren't cleaned in time.
Coronavirus isn't even that bad. Not good, obviously, but it's just a bad cold. Compromised immune systems should avoid ANY cold/flu.
A few days of high temps that CDC gives freaking ibuprofen and gatorade. Can everyone just freaking chill out?
Coronavirus isn't even that bad. Not good, obviously, but it's just a bad cold. Compromised immune systems should avoid ANY cold/flu.
A few days of high temps that CDC gives freaking ibuprofen and gatorade. Can everyone just freaking chill out?
Better to be safe.
As a result of the travel ban, the number of "unknown origin" cases in the U.S. will likely increase. If you start banning certain groups, they'll still find a layover country to scrub their travel history and enter the U.S. Instead of tracking people, you end up with no data for people entering the U.S.
What is the difference now and then?
There is a new virus every few years, only now scientists found a way to name and identify the culprit. 10 years ago this would be just a tougher than average flu season.
The world has gone crazy just because the media is hyping everything up to get some attention.
Why don't we just cancel everything now, instead of "waiting to be canceled soon"
How does "layover country travel history scrubbing" work? Your travel history shows up on your passport. How do you get around this?
That must be why the whistleblower Dr and others who tried to warn in the early days were arrested not heard from again. Great medical care means squat when Ideology controls all.It started in China. They have a better health system than the United States. They make most of the equipment and supplies used by American hospitals. They keep the good stuff and sell the lower quality stuff to the Yanks.
I am not sure what he’s talking about, but several times I’ve entered countries without getting my passport stamped. One trip to Italy, for example. And a trip to france where I stopped for a few days in italy.How does "layover country travel history scrubbing" work? Your travel history shows up on your passport. How do you get around this?
I am not sure what he’s talking about, but several times I’ve entered countries without getting my passport stamped. One trip to Italy, for example. And a trip to france where I stopped for a few days in italy.
I stopped working at an Apple store a few months ago and am so glad I did. Sooo many people leaving nasty residue on devices and the cleaner the stores use doesn’t have disinfectant.
Also E3 could be cancelled
You have my deepest sympathies. Whenever I need to go to the Apple Store during cold/flu season, I make it a point to not touch anything and hope I can get in and out of there as fast as possible. I will not even set foot in the store unless I really really need to. When it's packed it just looks like a giant petri dish from the outside... quite literally, a petri dish.
Really, I get it, sometimes the media Can exacerbate things where it puts you in a state where it causes you to be overly-conscious, but it should _never_ have control over your life where you can’t visit a store because you’re overly concerned that you may ‘breathe’ the same air as someone else. That’s absurd to live like that, and quite frankly, you’re allowing your own anxiety to control your actions Versus you having the control. Just something to think about.
You sound like you are already worried.I will be a photographer at a dance convention in 2 weeks in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. There will be around 1,000 people there from mostly the East Coast of the United States.
Should I be worried?![]()
What treatment do you usually prescribe for viruses?
Ibuprofen, tylenol, electrolites, vitamins and rest.
This is correct. Your passport is only stamped at the first point of entry into the European Union. Travel between all countries in the EU are free travel and you don't get your passport stamped in any of those countries. This includes Italy.Yes, I travel all over within Europe, and also to / from USA. In my experience I typically do get stamp when first enter and when exit EU. Nothing traveling between EU countries.
If USA decided, for example, to restrict USA travel from/to Italy in some way, it will be difficult to implement fully effectively. Easy to get around it, for USA citizens traveling to Italy, and for citizens of other EU countries traveling to USA immediately after a recent Italy visit.
You have my deepest sympathies. Whenever I need to go to the Apple Store during cold/flu season, I make it a point to not touch anything and hope I can get in and out of there as fast as possible. I will not even set foot in the store unless I really really need to. When it's packed it just looks like a giant petri dish from the outside... quite literally, a petri dish.
E3 is a bit of an exaggeration on your behalf, that’s not until the second week of June, next to WWDC.