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Nzoner's Game Room>***NON-POLITICAL COVID-19 Discussion Thread***
JakeF 10:28 PM 02-26-2020
A couple of reminders...

Originally Posted by Bwana:
Once again, don't come in this thread with some kind of political agenda, or you will be shown the door. If you want to go that route, there is a thread about this in DC.
Originally Posted by Dartgod:
People, there is a lot of good information in this thread, let's try to keep the petty bickering to a minimum.

We all have varying opinions about the impact of this, the numbers, etc. We will all never agree with each other. But we can all keep it civil.

Thanks!

Click here for the original OP:

Spoiler!

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penguinz 09:26 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by lawrenceRaider:
Yes, and those kind of people are also a small percentage of the population.

Are you actually attempting to say that the large number of obese people you see every time you leave the house don't exist?
All that being said is that BMI is no where near accurate for determining overweight or obese.
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O.city 09:29 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15:
Sorry to hear, hope it stays mild for you.

Curious to see if you get a PM from a certain someone calling you a liar about getting it twice...
What? Seriously?
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mr. tegu 09:41 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by Bearcat:
At the same time, if Patrick Mahomes died of Covid, he'd be well into the overweight range of their metric and dangerously close to obese according to the metric they use to say how many people are overweight/obese who die from Covid.

He'd need to lose 30-80 pounds to be "healthy".

Obviously, unhealthy people tend to be unhealthy and Patrick Mahomes isn't dying from Covid, but the metric in itself is just as useless as the whole "came in with a gunshot wound, died of Covid" thing that goes around.

I would have to see it but a 6’3” male at 150 lbs does not seem healthy at all to me. I would probably assume they have other issues preventing them from holding weight given how skinny they would look.
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loochy 09:56 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by O.city:
What? Seriously?
There are some very angry people on this website.
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OnTheWarpath15 10:05 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by O.city:
What? Seriously?
Yep.

Then proceeded to add a link to a Rogan podcast.
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The Franchise 10:08 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by O.city:
What? Seriously?
First time on CP?

There are some legitimate pieces of shit on this board.
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TLO 10:09 AM 01-12-2022
I think this person deserves to be outed
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TimBone 10:13 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15:
Yep.



Then proceeded to add a link to a Rogan podcast.
Ahhh....the expert of all things covid. Joe fucking Rogan.
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Donger 10:13 AM 01-12-2022
98.3% Omicron estimated by CDC:

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra...nt-proportions

Deaths are ticking up. I had really hoped that wouldn't take place with Omicron's lower virulence, but I suppose that with the sheer numbers, it was going to happen.
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O.city 10:17 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15:
Yep.

Then proceeded to add a link to a Rogan podcast.
THat's fucking awful.
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Frosty 10:24 AM 01-12-2022
The guy I work with tried the "you can't catch Covid twice" thing with me. A very quick Google search found this for our state and this for the state that the company we work for is based. I'm sure the other states have similar data. The numbers are also probably low as a lot of people that get reinfected probably have mild enough symptoms to not get tested and reported to the state.

The interesting thing to me is that the people getting reinfected in WA are primarily younger.
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loochy 10:26 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by Donger:
98.3% Omicron estimated by CDC:

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra...nt-proportions

Deaths are ticking up. I had really hoped that wouldn't take place with Omicron's lower virulence, but I suppose that with the sheer numbers, it was going to happen.

Of course deaths will go up, but I doubt they'll go up proportionally to the number of cases.
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BigBeauford 10:37 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by Donger:
98.3% Omicron estimated by CDC:

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra...nt-proportions

Deaths are ticking up. I had really hoped that wouldn't take place with Omicron's lower virulence, but I suppose that with the sheer numbers, it was going to happen.
It wasn't more than 2 weeks ago that our CMO stated all cases were still Delta from our lab sequencing (or whatever the fuck the term was). Not surprising to see deaths rising post holidays from what should have seen a high number of Delta Cases.
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Donger 10:39 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by loochy:
Of course deaths will go up, but I doubt they'll go up proportionally to the number of cases.
Me too.
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Donger 10:40 AM 01-12-2022
Originally Posted by BigBeauford:
It wasn't more than 2 weeks ago that our CMO stated all cases were still Delta from our lab sequencing (or whatever the **** the term was). Not surprising to see deaths rising post holidays from what should have seen a high number of Delta Cases.
Yes, it would be "nice" to see how many of these recent deaths were Delta cases as opposed to Omicron.
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