Time will tell I suppose. In Czech, they've had March levels of cases (and significantly more in the last week or so) for a month now, and deaths are still a handful per day.
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Time will tell I suppose. In Czech, they've had March levels of cases (and significantly more in the last week or so) for a month now, and deaths are still a handful per day.
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We can pray
My mate who`s got the Glass House in Stanley Park, which relies massively on footy related functions, said the RS had told him all being well the crowds would be back in some capacity in October.
The emphasis on " all being well ".
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My mate’s father-in-law got a phone call off Sharpie, when they were ringing round at the start of lockdown, and he said the club were preparing for 2 years without crowds. I appreciate there’s a difference between expecting and preparing.
I said ages a go, I just can't see the death numbers it supposedly was happening again. Those who are at risk are more aware and taking more precautions now. Those that are younger and catching it aren't generally affected by it.
Hopefully so.
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Hospitals also have a better understanding of how to treat it.
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Google translation:
"The scientific council is in its role, which is technical" , and it is up to the leaders, "democratically elected" , to "take decisions" by "trying to be as transparent and as clear as possible" , replied Emmanuel Macron during a trip to Corsica this Thursday .
"The scientific council and I are convinced that we should not go back to confinement, that the issues are not only health [...], the issues are also social and economic, so the choice will not be solely health " , said Jean-François Delfraissy on RTL Thursday morning
"On this point, the executive seems to agree. "What must be avoided above all is general reconfinement" , Prime Minister Jean Castex has repeatedly repeated in recent weeks.
They seem determined March/April way full lockdown will never ever happen again.
It's perhaps quite telling that the annual jamboree of the Tour de France is showing no signs of being stopped. It seems the autumn is going to be about learning to live with this, whereas spring was about preventing it from overwhelming us.
Incidentally, on the moonshot thing, it seems it might fall down on the actual reliability of the tests themselves (that and the government not being able to organise a piss up in a brewery)
theconversation.com
Boris Johnson’s ‘moonshot’ mass testing plan is not the way out of the coronavirus pandemic
The prime minister big new plan is a flawed policy in search of the science to back it up.
theconversation.com
Oh, and on the "wait until we have a vaccine" thing 
www.imperial.ac.uk
Got to get the crazy fuckers to actually take it first! (can we swear now btw?
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Largest global vaccine confidence survey reveals hesitancy hotspots | Imperial News | Imperial College London
While vaccine confidence remains low in Europe, there are signs that public trust in vaccine safety has been increasing in some EU countries.
www.imperial.ac.uk
Got to get the crazy fuckers to actually take it first! (can we swear now btw?
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No, potty mouth.Oh, and on the "wait until we have a vaccine" thing
Largest global vaccine confidence survey reveals hesitancy hotspots | Imperial News | Imperial College London
While vaccine confidence remains low in Europe, there are signs that public trust in vaccine safety has been increasing in some EU countries.
Got to get the crazy fuckers to actually take it first! (can we swear now btw?
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Right up my street, like when your on a diet they say make friends with hunger, you dont get hungry then start eating burgers again do you
make friends with the enemy
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Doesn't that depend on the death rates and hospital capacities though? Seeing we could have had coronavirus in the UK late 2019 it took quite a few months to the point the death rate started to climb to noticeable levels. Could we be seeing that again but over a longer timescale due to local lockdowns/face coverings.
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