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Because I really don't think it is majorly down to people not following rules.
I think the rules are - generally - being followed. They're just nonsensical and crap.
Because I really don't think it is majorly down to people not following rules.
I think the rules are - generally - being followed. They're just nonsensical and crap.
For all the 'Dr Lockdown' fans chirping about Ferguson asking for early lockdown before cases rose to high, the IMF have released a report asserting that there is probably financial benefit to lockdowns if they are conducted early in the pandemic course because “letting infections grow uncontrolled can also have dire economic consequences”.
@davek I thought this part was particularly relevant to your points
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For those interested, Chapter 2. https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/WEO/Issues/2020/09/30/world-economic-outlook-october-2020#Chapter 2: The Great Lockdown, Dissecting The Economic Effects
Send the students home, most of their course is online anyway, why are they even here?
Send the students home, most of their course is online anyway, why are they even here?
Because the Tories and Lib Dems converted the universities into businesses which will go bust in six weeks without the dorm fees, and the Tories needed to sustain their core constituent: the private buy-to-let slumlord.
Also, the universities are hives of infection and if you send the kids home now then the transmission rate will explode nationwide.
Bootlicking executives that get paid ridiculous amounts of money to sit on their arse while the frontline is understaffed and underpaid is even more Tory.This comment is so Tory it could be called Rupert and be donned in Tweed.
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Barclays Bank predicting 3 vaccines will be approved by the end of the year, another 5 by mid 21.
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Correct. And that's the obvious proviso - not every situation is the same. There are differences in the success or failings in every country. The report does discuss the damage of lockdown and the damage of a continual cycle of lockdown has in countries. Interestingly, it suggests that where there is high instance of covid-19, less stringent measures have largely no effect because it's too prelevant in communities.To play devil's advocate though, there is also a risk of replicating what we're seeing in Czech at the moment. They locked down extensively very early on and had a limited 1st wave of the virus, but they're now suffering a terrible 2nd wave, with quite comfortably the worst performance in Europe. At the moment they're getting around 6x as many deaths as the UK is, with infections running nationwide around 400 per 100,000.
So true.Because the Tories and Lib Dems converted the universities into businesses which will go bust in six weeks without the dorm fees, and the Tories needed to sustain their core constituent: the private buy-to-let slumlord.
Also, the universities are hives of infection and if you send the kids home now then the transmission rate will explode nationwide.
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