Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

You know damn well it doesn't. He's the bubble boy, and those tests are a matter of national security. And the results are top secret, too.

 

Masks in public mandated in my state as of 5 p.m. Friday.

The good news: Staying in Phase 2 (instead of backtracking to Phase 1), which means . . . more haircuts and riblets!

 

They're partying like it's 1999.

 

Here is the most interesting thing I've read about the coronavirus detection.
PGA Tour procures 1,000 smart bands to help detect coronavirus symptoms in golfers

Nick Watney noticed increased respiratory and went and got tested. Smart! Prevents having corona bombs going off in groups of people, if used correctly.

 

Houston's Medical Center is currently at 97% ICU capacity (70% non-COVID, which is normal, and 27% COVID, which decidedly isn't) and could exceed 100% by as early as tomorrow. It's about to start hitting the fan, sadly.

Houston ICU capacity could soon be exceeded as hospitalizations worsen, TMC projects

 

I just realized something else - these people who claim to be 'asymptomatic' are probably in fact NOT asymptomatic. They just didn't noticed their increased respiratory count.

 

It may still be a bit early for this to be the result of the klan rally and we'll probably never know because of the need to protect the lord and savior, but Tulsa County reported 259 new cases of the Virus That Doesn't Exist today. That accounts for 54% of the state's total. The county has 16.5% of the state's population.

 

Asymptomatic is another problem with all of this. There have been several reports out there about asymptomatic and their impacts when cases have been classified as such because they don't have a fever or a cough, for example. I think most look at asymptomatic and just assume people who felt nothing, but that isn't always the case. Of course just one other element in reporting and studies and everything else on this that is confusing to all.