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To paraphrase Churchill, never in human history has so much damage been done for so little
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No, because he goes out almost every day to people's houses installing the items he and his welder make.
How does that interview you posted warrant a dislike? Seems like hope IMO. Perhpas not enough clear english to prevent idiots from drinking fish tank cleaner. However, enough anecdotal evidence to suggest a viable treatment.Interview with Professor Didier Raoult in the Parisien newspaper 22 March 2020 | The Vineyard of the Saker
A bird's eye view of the vineyardthesaker.is
Read this doctor’s assessment
This is a post modern nightmare
we need to test everyone suffering from political correctness and quarantine them indefinitely
Before we regress back to the Middle Ages
for those of us still sane -yell abuse shun the infected - enough is enough
One thing that is not really being talked about among our politicians is what flags when it is safe for the community to resume normal daily activity.
Even if the curve becomes flattened, there will be risk of outbreaks again, so how is it decided when the risk is low enough to stop shutdowns and social distancing practices?
I had to stay home for 3 days while reading scary news about a virus. Now I know how the Jews in the holocaust felt. I wonder, will there be parades to honour survivors of the Coronavirus disaster?
I don't think we read the same articleInterview with Professor Didier Raoult in the Parisien newspaper 22 March 2020 | The Vineyard of the Saker
A bird's eye view of the vineyardthesaker.is
Read this doctor’s assessment
This is a post modern nightmare
we need to test everyone suffering from political correctness and quarantine them indefinitely
Before we regress back to the Middle Ages
for those of us still sane -yell abuse shun the infected - enough is enough
Does anyone know where the Covid19 hotspots are in Melbourne or how to access that graph
Smallpox pandemic.Either by today or tomorrow (and with no current flattening of the curve) will be recording 3,000 deaths per day worldwide.
The flu kills between 800 to 1,800 people per day worldwide and that's without the lockdown. So those numbers should drop as isolation happens and this year Covid-19 substitutes itself to be the cause of death.
If this is just a flu... I hate to see what a real pandemic would do.
BHP recruiting 1,500 people because of corona
You are in it too - or you would not be here chump
If the rate of new infections and severe infections has fallen in 2 weeks I think it would Be reasonable to relax some of the restrictionsCouldn't agree more. Given our time again, the government should have immediately closed the borders - no flights in or out and targeted quarantine and visiting restrictions for the elderly and those most at risk. The economy and life would be running internally at full steam.
That is for the future. Right now we need to realise this is not the apocalypse - it has been an over-reaction - announce a two week deadline for this shut down to end. Followed by targeted quarantines only.
More importantly, what needs to happen is a detailed plan for this to be never ever repeated, inclusive of clear protocols, mass testing procedures, mass production of respiratory aides....
If the rate of new infections and severe infections has fallen in 2 weeks I think it would Be reasonable to relax some of the restrictions
How about conservative govts stop slashing health funding.
So with point 3 exactly who are you going to get to train these doctors? How will they get appropriate clinical exposureThere are a lot of learnings from what we are witnessing
1) Chinese Govt don't care for Chinese or human life
How can we rationalise that the chinese govt can build a hospital in 8 days but can't provide simple health standards in food preparation?
This suggests to me, Chinese use slave and or desperate labour, who are worked to the bone to achieve the govts and or the wealthy's needs. In return they get F all and simply so desperate to get basics in life such as protein, they resort to anything they can.
Solution: Change Government in China
2) China is too big for the Chinese Govt to manage
China needs and wants to be big....number 1! So they can deal with their insecurities, that all developing nations experience. Just look at how nationalistic Scotland, India and the US are........are they are all pretty embarrassing nations yet so proud. China is no different.
Solution: China to break up into separate entities and the US should to.
3) Australian Health system and unions are corrupt
They have banged on, we need to flatten the curve because the health system can't cope. Bullshit!
The health system never copes evidenced by waiting lists for even heart attacks. Waiting times just to see a GP and 6 weeks or more for a specialist. The health system is their for us, not the other way around.
Solution: Outlaw the medical unions restricting the supply of trained labour and break the quota system
1 And how much are we to blame? That slave labour makes everything cheap.
2 Good idea. Can't see it happening thou.
3. You can't outlaw people gathering and representing themselves. I know some shit is highly dodgy so that's why there are laws. Your proposal is to solve one crime with tyranny. Rest of your healthcare points were solid.
Also would add healthcare is ******* expensive. Especially ICU. Dialysis, respirators, oxygen equipment doesn't come cheap. Be careful putting"all"your trust in medicine as it may not always help. You need to do what is right by you including health.
We do put resources in but it is questionable whether there is benefit (eg hospitalisation Not clearly of benefit and risk assessment not reliable)Causes of Death, Australia, 2022
Statistics on the number of deaths, by sex, selected age groups, and cause of death classified to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD)www.abs.gov.au
COVID 19 likely to make this list only in a general way.
Which leads to the question, why don't we throw these sort of resources at suicide?
I wouldn't think it an altruistic move as they seem to be trumpeting, more to cover for workers stuck overseas or in different states to where their work is.
So with point 3 exactly who are you going to get to train these doctors? How will they get appropriate clinical exposure
Not to mention that some people access health care with issues that are not soluble by health care - eg suicidality due To poverty/ Social disconnection
That’s called goal based suicidality; it is the tool of manipulation and is best ignored. No medical or psychological intervention will reduce their risk of completion of suicide due to impulsive or angry act.I love suicide is now the cudgel with which to make political arguments. I didn’t have sympathy for my mate in high school when his obese girlfriend threatened to neck herself every time he tried to dump her, and I don’t have sympathy now.
Current system is designed around the number of interns (generally seen as at best zero productivity due to need for education) that the public hospitals can manage.the same process and training facilities as today.
the only change would be the removal of a quota system and the change to free market would occur over time by raising the quota each year until it can be removed.