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Originally Posted By R2point0: Well, our state food is a crustacean that takes more calories to eat than they contain, and all our politicians are Democrats. Savages are smarter than that. We're retarded. Originally Posted By R2point0: Originally Posted By backbencher:  In Maryland you don't dig up your ancestors once a year and have them home for their birthday party? What kind of savages are you? Savages are smarter than that. We're retarded. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: Mormon & Muslim missionaries. Send enough of both & you can have a religious civil war afterwards. Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: Originally Posted By boolzi: Because we don’t have fruit bats. And when that virus does hit this soil it’s quarantined and snuffed out quick. Africa has the host animal plus they do not have our resources. But we are more and more sending just enough resources to save more but not snuff it out. What resources can be sent, to convince millions that Ebola is a microscopic virus and not dark spirits, so they stop spreading it through constant contact with known infected. Mormon & Muslim missionaries. Send enough of both & you can have a religious civil war afterwards. Modern problems require modern solutions. My money is on the Mormons - they are orders of magnitude more competent. |
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Originally Posted By GlutealCleft: Ebola spreads more easily, kills more certainly, and kills quicker. If there's one disease on this planet people should freak out about, it's Ebola. Think less "black plague from the middle ages" and more "Captain Trips from The Stand". There are effective vaccines against certain type of ebola, but not against all of them. If I've read correctly, this outbreak is one of the types for which there isn't yet a vaccine. I was just watching something about it, let's see if I can find it |
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Originally Posted By boolzi: Because we don't have fruit bats they have. And when that virus does hit this soil it's quarantined and snuffed out quick. Africa has the host animal plus they do not have our resources. But we are more and more sending just enough resources to save more but not snuff it out. This was an interesting video too. Rat catches and eats bat. What could go wrong?  Watch Rats Hunting Bats In Mid-Air For The First Time |
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Originally Posted By Emoto: How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of europeans in the middle ages? Europeans were just stupid during the middle ages and the percentage was lower. Keep things clean, open your windows and wash your BUTT! |
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Originally Posted By Emoto: How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of europeans in the middle ages? Europeans were just stupid during the middle ages and the percentage was lower. Keep things clean, open your windows and wash your BUTT! |
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Originally Posted By maxima2: Sounds like a quarantine situation. |
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Originally Posted By Prijador: IIRC they did bring a few patients to the US during a previous outbreak. 7 Ebola patients in 2014 - led to two nurses being infected. ETA: Wow. Rolling the dice with a disease like that. Can you imagine it getting loose in a big city…? One of the nurses flew on Frontier while she was infected, before she became symptomatic. |
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Originally Posted By Stosh333: Mask up, stay 6 feet apart, make yourself available for experimental vaccinations and send all your money to Africa. Don't complain and turn in any nonconforming neighbors and family members. Saw a doctor (I assume) coming out of the hospital today... He was still wearing a mask. |
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Originally Posted By Consigli: Aren't you a mathematician? Is Ebola still in lag or entering exponential? Originally Posted By Consigli: Originally Posted By L_JE: It's on a similar trajectory as 2014, except its adjacent to a more densely populated corridor, and yet still a really remote area, a potentially vast area, and kind of not real friendly area. Until the population starts changing its behaviors, this will continue to spread. It's going to require a huge effort - that's what abated the 2014 disaster. And I just don't know if this one is getting the same level of response - it just doesn't seem like it. Aren't you a mathematician? Is Ebola still in lag or entering exponential? A quick glance at my models from 2014, and the current outbreak in Congo 2026 looks like western Africa did in September of 2014. It's been some time, so I forget where the world was with the response to that one. Regardless of the level of response, the case curves look like pre-symptomatic cases are still increasing. So, yes, it is still in exponential growth. But, the rate, that's where I'd have to dive into it to see if it looks like my estimate of pre-symptomatic cases might be seeing a decreasing rate. And, of course, when I was looking at this in 2014, I had no charge number for it, so it's not like I was thoroughly documenting my methodology, so I'm looking at it now, and wondering why the fuck I was looking at this, that and the other trends, here and there. I wish the Arfchives weren't zapped, because that would have been a nice way for me to go back and try to tell why I was looking at what I was - that, that was essentially my log book. I have a graph dealing with Libera on 10/14/2014 (~4200 cases at the time) where my model was projecting just shy of 8,000 total cases for that nation by 1/20/2015. Looking at one of my graphs from 2/13/2015, Liberia had roughly 8500 reported cases on 1/20/2015. tl;dr We're not all going to die. Not right now, anyway. Mostly. |
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Originally Posted By FredMan: You friends with Charlie Campion? Originally Posted By FredMan: Originally Posted By L_JE: Just wait until my experiments at Camp Hill finally take off... You friends with Charlie Campion? I told him to clock out early for the day. He was looking a little peakish. |
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Ebola would be fairly harmless in an civilized western nation that has a decent health system and an understanding of basic hygiene. It's only a problem in African nations because of ignorance and lack of health infrastructure. That is the problem we have now. Western cities are now infested with 3d world people who are ignorant and tend to ignore basic hygiene and health standards. Here in southern AZ, we have folks from across the line who shit in public toilets and throw the used toilet paper on the floor or in the trash because that is what they do where they are from. |
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Originally Posted By L_JE: A quick glance at my models from 2014, and the current outbreak in Congo 2026 looks like western Africa did in September of 2014. It's been some time, so I forget where the world was with the response to that one. Regardless of the level of response, the case curves look like pre-symptomatic cases are still increasing. So, yes, it is still in exponential growth. But, the rate, that's where I'd have to dive into it to see if it looks like my estimate of pre-symptomatic cases might be seeing a decreasing rate. And, of course, when I was looking at this in 2014, I had no charge number for it, so it's not like I was thoroughly documenting my methodology, so I'm looking at it now, and wondering why the fuck I was looking at this, that and the other trends, here and there. I wish the Arfchives weren't zapped, because that would have been a nice way for me to go back and try to tell why I was looking at what I was - that, that was essentially my log book. I have a graph dealing with Libera on 10/14/2014 (~4200 cases at the time) where my model was projecting just shy of 8,000 total cases for that nation by 1/20/2015. Looking at one of my graphs from 2/13/2015, Liberia had roughly 8500 reported cases on 1/20/2015. tl;dr We're not all going to die. Not right now, anyway. Mostly. Originally Posted By L_JE: Originally Posted By Consigli: Originally Posted By L_JE: It's on a similar trajectory as 2014, except its adjacent to a more densely populated corridor, and yet still a really remote area, a potentially vast area, and kind of not real friendly area. Until the population starts changing its behaviors, this will continue to spread. It's going to require a huge effort - that's what abated the 2014 disaster. And I just don't know if this one is getting the same level of response - it just doesn't seem like it. Aren't you a mathematician? Is Ebola still in lag or entering exponential? A quick glance at my models from 2014, and the current outbreak in Congo 2026 looks like western Africa did in September of 2014. It's been some time, so I forget where the world was with the response to that one. Regardless of the level of response, the case curves look like pre-symptomatic cases are still increasing. So, yes, it is still in exponential growth. But, the rate, that's where I'd have to dive into it to see if it looks like my estimate of pre-symptomatic cases might be seeing a decreasing rate. And, of course, when I was looking at this in 2014, I had no charge number for it, so it's not like I was thoroughly documenting my methodology, so I'm looking at it now, and wondering why the fuck I was looking at this, that and the other trends, here and there. I wish the Arfchives weren't zapped, because that would have been a nice way for me to go back and try to tell why I was looking at what I was - that, that was essentially my log book. I have a graph dealing with Libera on 10/14/2014 (~4200 cases at the time) where my model was projecting just shy of 8,000 total cases for that nation by 1/20/2015. Looking at one of my graphs from 2/13/2015, Liberia had roughly 8500 reported cases on 1/20/2015. tl;dr We're not all going to die. Not right now, anyway. Mostly. Thanks man! I remember your number crunching and fine graphs! |
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Originally Posted By Lou_Daks: If Kamala or Slow Joe or ANY Democrat was POTUS they'd be opening the floodgates to unlimited immigration from Congo for "humanitarian" purposes. Half of GD is too dumb to understand that. Well maybe not half, but all the TDSers. I actually believe they would have. |
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Originally Posted By Goosemaster: Should we send some aid? https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-03-2023/8NyR9e.gif |
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Originally Posted By xenophon21: Lol that my the exact image that came to mind. Originally Posted By xenophon21: Originally Posted By Goosemaster: Should we send some aid? https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-03-2023/8NyR9e.gif What's that from and is that a Daisy Cutter? |
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Originally Posted By Emoto: How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of Europeans in the middle ages? This, since it has not spread yet like the black/bubonic plague and others have in the past, and just like Covid, broader will be open too long to prevent it from spreading to other countries as well. Note Spanish flu took out a lot of people as well. As for USA, lets just say that the few hundred millions that we used to spend to prevent such outbreaks around the world conained, will be childs play in the grant scheme when it does hit the states, making The covid ordeal a distant second in the event of things. |
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