specgrade
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It's called attrition.And there's the problem. People's inability to follow a few easy rules has ended up with them, or others, getting killed. And that's not just limited to the C-virus pandemic.
It's called attrition.And there's the problem. People's inability to follow a few easy rules has ended up with them, or others, getting killed. And that's not just limited to the C-virus pandemic.
Remember: Genius has limits, stupidity is infinite.
Don't be stupid!
HaHa!bububububut ToneT....I wanna be infinite ; )
UK aside unfortunately...I think it's a great idea. Europe = smart ......USA = stupid. Hurts me to say that but it's the truth.
It's funny. I never believed 6 ft was anywhere close to being good enough - see my analogy a few months back to watching one's exhaust float away on a cold winter morning.the latest studies that say that the aerosolized droplets can travel 16 feet
Unless those platforms are 15 to 20 feet apart from one another, it's not sufficient for social distancing given the latest studies that say that the aerosolized droplets can travel 16 feet. And the view from that particular camera shot is so far away you have to wonder why anyone would even consider attending such an event. You need binoculars to see who's on stage and even that is probably dubious at best. I don't see music performed at large venues anymore. It's just not worth the trouble. I'll see music in auditoriums such as the Beacon Theater in NYC but I have to have good seats within the first 20 rows of the orchestra and towards the center or in one of the first few rows of the mezzanine. But my favorite place to see music is in one of NYC's jazz clubs. There is nothing like seeing music in an intimate environment a few feet from the peformers and eating a nice dinner and having a few drinks. This picture just seems ridiculous to me. Discuss.
It's funny. I never believed 6 ft was anywhere close to being good enough - see my analogy a few months back to watching one's exhaust float away on a cold winter morning.
Wait for a cure/therapy and definitely quick (15 min) tests. If the world would just stop Public gatherings for four weeks, this would be over and done with.A gig is a gig, what is your better idea?
Doesn't really matter. Many young people in great shape, and low risk, are getting it bad, and more importantly, infecting others who then DIE.I'm in great shape and low risk.