May 22, 2020
minjiopen err up
I think it’s time to....
Open it up
- May 22, 2020·1 reply
BLACKSTAR BULLYAlabama? Got some boys down in Birmingham talking about hitting the club this weekend
You deffo about to catch something bro, and we running out of beds so good luck lol
- May 22, 2020ThisAuburnNigga
You deffo about to catch something bro, and we running out of beds so good luck lol
I’m not in Alabama man just know some guys down there - May 22, 2020Sixty 5
Didn’t that one prediction back in March from 4chan say keep an eye out on the situation in Brazil ?
And that it would get really bad there and the virus might mutate
Yo s***'s getting worst and worst day by day here. There's no enough tests and there's no quarantine at all here.
May 22, 2020fatigue is a symptom right?
- May 22, 2020·1 replytbw
I still think bout that brazilian freak on quarantine radio a month ago
that b**** was nasty as hell 
nah classicwoman >>>
- May 22, 2020·1 reply
Do u think the virus has hurt or helped trump’s reelection bid
- May 22, 2020·1 replyMLI
nah classicwoman >>>
Link pls
- May 22, 2020·1 replywusgood
Do u think the virus has hurt or helped trump’s reelection bid
Helped
- May 22, 2020S3R14L
Helped
How so brotha
- May 22, 2020·1 replytbw
Link pls
instagram.com/classicwoman/?hl=en
cant find any footage but she was butt naked
- May 22, 2020·1 replyMLI
https://www.instagram.com/classicwoman/?hl=en
cant find any footage but she was butt naked Id beat my meat if i didnt already beat it to death on day 2 of quarantine smh
- May 22, 2020·1 replytbw
Id beat my meat if i didnt already beat it to death on day 2 of quarantine smh
day 2?? fam we're 2 months in
- May 22, 2020MLI
day 2?? fam we're 2 months in
I did what i did
May 22, 2020·1 replyf*** is going on in here
- May 22, 2020Puma
f*** is going on in here
This the new g&g baby😎
May 22, 2020·1 replyOpen up the country already
- May 22, 2020·1 replyCudizrd
Open up the country already
It might be time to.....
Open it up
- May 22, 2020NakedBalenciaga
It might be time to.....
Open it up
Cases went from 10k in nyc a few weeks back to 800 the other day. Everyone can get tested if they wanted to but no one does, we have too many ventilators we don’t know what to do with them, give people they jobs back
May 22, 2020·edited·1 replyCalifornia's situation has been weirdly depressing lately, and I was afraid it would go down like this. We locked everyone up, so the hospitals experienced a very minimal surge and not as many people got sick at once. But now that we're starting to reopen without as much community spread, the same number of people are getting sick as would have had we not locked down. It's just a trickle instead of a river.
All told, we didn't make the curve flat so much as bent it a little bit. Probably saved a lot of lives in the process though. The tradeoff is that our case totals are going to stay like this every day for months.
I'm sure everyone remembers this chart:
The flattened curve keeps people from dying, but it goes on much further. That's what California is experiencing right now. And it sucks because there really doesn't seem to be any end in sight.
May 22, 2020·1 replyNoirCalifornia's situation has been weirdly depressing lately, and I was afraid it would go down like this. We locked everyone up, so the hospitals experienced a very minimal surge and not as many people got sick at once. But now that we're starting to reopen without as much community spread, the same number of people are getting sick as would have had we not locked down. It's just a trickle instead of a river.
All told, we didn't make the curve flat so much as bent it a little bit. Probably saved a lot of lives in the process though. The tradeoff is that our case totals are going to stay like this every day for months.
I'm sure everyone remembers this chart:
The flattened curve keeps people from dying, but it goes on much further. That's what California is experiencing right now. And it sucks because there really doesn't seem to be any end in sight.
surely you aren't saying that you'd rather more people die so that you can go back to normal life sooner
May 22, 2020·2 repliesIt astounds me how impatient we've all become. But I hope the repercussions of opening up the country sooner than later won't be as bad as it seems. Wish we could all put ourselves in essential worker's & grieving family's shoes & see that staying inside for a prolonged period, although unfortunate is really not much to ask for.
- May 22, 2020str8dollaz
surely you aren't saying that you'd rather more people die so that you can go back to normal life sooner
Considering I've been locked up in my apartment since the end of February without complaint, I don't think I can be blamed for wanting a few more options than I have now. I'm only human.
But that wasn't really the point of my post. The point was that there is a price for every strategy. Even the "correct" strategy is just a scientifically-supported way of kicking the can down the road.
May 22, 2020g6ntianaPreliminary studies suggest that not all individuals who test positive for SARS-CoV-2 antibodies are immunized against the virus
Initial evidences suggest that the 44% of people with mild or asymptomatic infection have very low antibody levels with little neutralizing capacity | According to these results, a positive antibody test may not guarantee protection against SARS-CoV-2
"The first tests performed with plasma from people who have been exposed to SARS-CoV-2 and have generated neutralizing antibodies against the virus suggest that 44% of people who have been mildly or asymptomatically infected have a very low level of neutralizing antibodies, and half of these have no neutralizing activity, indicating that they may not be protected against a second infection. This trend is reversed in people who have had severe disease, who have up to 10 times more antibodies than individuals with mild infection. In view of this fact, scientists emphasize the need to maintain hygiene and social distancing measures, as the presence of antibodies may not guarantee immunity to the coronavirus.
These are preliminary data from the consortium formed by the IrsiCaixa AIDS Research Institute together with the Animal Health Research Center (IRTA-CReSA) of the Institute for Agri-Food Technology and Research (IRTA) and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), with the support of the pharmaceutical company Grifols."
More here: http://www.irsicaixa.es/en/news/preliminary-studies-suggest-not-all-individuals-who-test-positive-sars-cov-2-antibodies-are
This sucks..
May 22, 2020·1 reply
Benjyanother day ruined by looking at this thread
There’s positives too