>Is that what you all came up with as well?
Twitter filenames are sequential. It's a matter of When the image was uploaded. Previously, filenames started with EVK. Currently they start with EVN. Later they'll start with EVM*. I've been meaning to work out exactly what Twitter's system is so I can precisely date files based on their filenames; but I haven got around to it.
Hmm. Almost all of their sauce is dead links. But this one still works (vid about the Africans being unhappy about being used as lab rats):
Dude, stop using my avatar.
>on the cannibalistic elite 'blue bloods' and all their blood problems (iron, hemophilia, RH- etc)
That nicknames comes from the royal elite of medieval Europe's tendency to avoid the sun so at to not darken, which was seen a a sign of the lower classes.
https://theuijunkie.com/blue-bloods-origin/
The hemophilia (not to be confused with hemophagia) and other problems that many old royal families had was not a result of cannibalism. It was a genetic problem that manifest as a result of too much inbreeding:
https://www.cheatsheet.com/health-fitness/diseases-that-have-plagued-the-british-royal-family-and-other-royals-throughout-history.html/
>watch?v=Bimq-lO_Scg
He published that video 4 days ago. So he took Q stuff (or more likely stuff from Q-aware Twitter and YouTube people) and ind rolled it into his psychobabble in order to appear part of that group.
This is actually how NY has always run their potter's field. Nothing new.
https://sometimes-interesting.com/2014/09/20/buried-from-the-public-hart-island-new-york/
>Not far from Port Huron and almost the same latitude for easy tunneling.
A 2h drive is not "close". It would be the longest tunnel ever made.
WhyTF would being on the same latitude matter for a tunneling operation?
This is silly. They've sequenced the RNA and compared it to a database of other coronaviruses. They're pretty damn sure of what it is.
>How do you lift a lockdown?"
A little bit at a time. If you sound the All Clear and tell every to resume coughing and sneezing al over each other per usual, before a sufficient percentage of the population has become immune to prevent further spread, then you'll see second huge wave of infections.
A R0 of 2.2 requires about 55% (1 - 1/2.2 = 0.55) immunity to bring the effective spreading rate below that critical 1.0 point. We are not anywhere near 55% yet.
Let's give the doctors and nurses some well deserved rest before loosening the social distancing restrictions a little and sending them the next wave.
Just now from Ron:
>Covid deaths are projected to be about the same as the normal flu season.
Perhaps. But this thing spreads 10x faster than the flu. That's enough to overwhelm hospitals.
>model will move the peak to june. same way the moved the peak from april to may.
That's because the social-distancing is working and slowing it down.
There will be the same number of infections whether it happen quickly or slowly. Slower is better.
>Slower is worse. It means vulnerable people are at risk for a longer period of time.
They are going to be at risk for as long as it takes. And they are going to have the same chances of being one of the ~60% who gets it. The way to have fewer infections translate into deaths is to be able to give each patient more attention, do it with more experience, and have more treatment options available.
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Phil