Thierry12 wrote: » Sweden has 4000 deaths over the age 80, 1500 deaths over 90 Sweden has more people per capita aged over 90 than anywhere in the worldhttps://www.statista.com/statistics/1107913/number-of-coronavirus-deaths-in-sweden-by-age-groups/ Do a bit of research before comparing them to us, no wondering
charlie14 wrote: » You may wish to check your facts on Sweden and social distancing. If your other fact that only a tiny tiny minuscule percentage of the population has been affected is correct, then what was the point of their strategy? No herd immunity if you are correct, and no economic advantage. Their second quarter GDP contracted by 40% more than Ireland.
Micky 32 wrote: » If a vaccine is successful you might be surprised how soon you might get access to it.
Deleted User wrote: » The morning news tells me that Authorities in Germany are already planning which sections of Society will be prioritised for immunisation although no vaccine is yet available.
ACitizenErased wrote: » Countries will have to start planning now. Not long to go.
CiarraiManc wrote: » At this point a vaccine would be like using Lego to fix a hole in Hoover dam. Covid is already rampant across the world it won't do any good. And if you believe the CEO bull**** then I don't know what to say. And I wouldn't trust any magic vaccine tRump puts out before election
[Deleted User] wrote: » The morning news tells me that Authorities in Germany are already planning which sections of Society will be prioritised for immunisation although no vaccine is yet available.
CiarraiManc wrote: » https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/08/21/who-warns-a-coronavirus-vaccine-alone-will-not-end-pandemic.html Sorry lads your magic vaccine won't change SFA. I hope you like the way things are at the moment lads because it's not changing
The HorsesMouth wrote: » I'm throwing this positive thought out into the universe and I'm going to say that St.Patricks Day 2021 will run pretty much as normal. Vaccinations of our vulnerable will be complete and the rest will be underway allowing us to go back to normal society. I have no evidence, no insight and certainly no expertise but that's my feeling if it counts for anything!
ACitizenErased wrote: » You're a right glimmer of sunshine aren't you?
El Sueño wrote: » I notice you still haven't provided a link to back up your claims yesterday that there have been "dozens" of reinfections. Could you either provide one or admit you were talking through your hole?
CiarraiManc wrote: » https://www.statnews.com/2020/08/28/covid-19-reinfection-implications/
Still, despite what happened to the man in Nevada, researchers are stressing this is not a sky-is-falling situation or one that should result in firm conclusions. They always presumed people would become vulnerable to Covid-19 again some time after recovering from an initial case, based on how our immune systems respond to other respiratory viruses, including other coronaviruses. It’s possible that these early cases of reinfection are outliers and have features that won’t apply to the tens of millions of other people who have already shaken off Covid-19.
Sconsey wrote: » I'd love to know how you come to that conclusion (I can guess but I don't want to get banned). All the efforts and money being put into vaccines all over the world is a good enough counter to your opinion.
CiarraiManc wrote: » I linked a WHO article saying a vaccine won't be a silver bullet. I just want people to stop kidding themselves
CiarraiManc wrote: » Alright you and all the power of positivity people you know can keep kidding yourselves
tobefrank321 wrote: » The latest analysis is Sweden will contract by 4.4% this year. Given our on going lockdowns I'd be surprised if we contract by less than 10%. As for healthcare benefits Swedens ICU numbers are now similar to our own despite twice the population. Their deaths per million was something like 6 times less than ours for yesterday, 1 death vs 3 here. Their two week average for new infections is far lower than ours. All this despite having 50% more elderly than us.
deathbomber wrote: » You must be blind, last night i passed a park with easily 50 teenagers more or less stuck together and having a laugh, very few had masks. The virus is quite unpleasant and if you get it with a dose of something else which is a real possibility due to how contagious it is(also doesn't have to be the flu), your in for the worst few weeks of your life! We should be up to level 4 phase in Dublin. If numbers aren't brought down, it could turn into a nightmare and not only for the vulnerable this time around. We should be coming out of it around Paddy's day but if you think the parades will go ahead you are quite wrong. Take precautions and stay well.
Dionaibh wrote: » I fear it's more that they won't it to end. That WHO guy has said the world can't go back to normal and that it's time to flatten the climate curve.
igCorcaigh wrote: » Even the lockdown was not enough to sufficiently suppress carbon emissions. In addition to reducing carbon, we need extraction technologies at scale. I don't see it happening though. I am very pessimistic on the climate change outlook.
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