- 04 May 2020 14:23
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People are coming to the realization that the lockdown was not about flattening the curve. Something else is going on. I think it's basically a dry run for the Green New Deal, where people don't get to drive cars, fly in planes, etc. As I've said to many of you before, I'm probably the greenest person here. So the lockdown has had a minimal impact on my life. Others, not so much.
This article notes that the lockdowns are clearly not about flattening the curve, as that is already accomplished.
They Told Us Lockdowns Were About Flattening the Curve. They Lied.
We do not have a vaccine or a cure, and won't for some time. Maintaining social distancing and wearing masks in public spaces is the only viable option.
Even Buffet has sold his airline stocks, since it is not possible to socially distance on commercial airliners with a flight at capacity, and it is not possible to make money on airlines if they are less than 75% of capacity.
Frankly, it doesn't make much sense outside of metropolitan areas to lock down. Wearing masks and social distancing suffices.
Frankly, I'm not sure lockdown in metropolitan areas make sense because ventilation in high rise buildings connects all units, especially the exhaust ports for bathrooms, gas dryers, and kitchen vents. If you can smell the neighbor smoking a cigarette a few floors down, you can get coronavirus from them too.
However, for most non-urban areas, this lockdown makes little economic sense. If you want to save every life, it's time to ban cigarettes, automobiles, alcohol, motocycles, skateboards, and plan on locking everyone down every flu season from here to kingdom come.
This article notes that the lockdowns are clearly not about flattening the curve, as that is already accomplished.
They Told Us Lockdowns Were About Flattening the Curve. They Lied.
We do not have a vaccine or a cure, and won't for some time. Maintaining social distancing and wearing masks in public spaces is the only viable option.
Even Buffet has sold his airline stocks, since it is not possible to socially distance on commercial airliners with a flight at capacity, and it is not possible to make money on airlines if they are less than 75% of capacity.
My North Carolina county is completely out of the woods…
We had nine cases here and no deaths.
Nine cases.
Zero deaths.
We’re still locked down, even though there’s a full-blown medical center in my county.
Frankly, it doesn't make much sense outside of metropolitan areas to lock down. Wearing masks and social distancing suffices.
Frankly, I'm not sure lockdown in metropolitan areas make sense because ventilation in high rise buildings connects all units, especially the exhaust ports for bathrooms, gas dryers, and kitchen vents. If you can smell the neighbor smoking a cigarette a few floors down, you can get coronavirus from them too.
However, for most non-urban areas, this lockdown makes little economic sense. If you want to save every life, it's time to ban cigarettes, automobiles, alcohol, motocycles, skateboards, and plan on locking everyone down every flu season from here to kingdom come.
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