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May 10, 2020, 08:48:42 AM |
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Surrender to the virus and you also surrender your economy.
OTOH, surrender your liberties and you also surrender to tyranny. Incidentally, I don't doubt your rather rational conclusions about the effect of what you term 'opening early', as far as epidemiology goes. I just don't agree that the government of a free society has a legitimate authority to order the populace to stay in their cages. As far as the effect upon Bitcoin, I'm not seeing such a causative factor. At the risk of hubris, Australia is on the edge of eliminating the virus. We have 10% of the population of the USA and 97 deaths total. Our death rate is roughly one-thousandth yours. The only difference is that our leaders (despite their other faults) listened to the medical advice. Within 2 months we should, fingers crossed, have a completely open and fully functional economy with no virus behind our sealed borders. Many other European countries will also be in the same position. Meanwhile the US will lurch from crisis to crisis over the next six months, with hundreds of thousands and possibly millions dead. You can keep your liberties. On Bitcoin, I suggest it is only a 50% chance that it will trigger another significant crash. It is really hard to tie the real economy to Bitcoin, and question the extent we should try I wish your country well, but I don't believe in miracles. All what you did is to postpone, UNLESS there is a functional vaccine soon. There are lots of theoretical studies about this postponement phenomenon. Then, maybe, you will get lucky with an early vaccine. It is otherwise not possible to keep below 7k infections in a 30 mil population size country. It opens up, infections would go up. I understand the partial way-stay open when you can, close when you can't. It is messy, but around here people already started to ignore orders. Mask coverage dipped lately to 20% from 60% on the residential street, although we are still under "orders" to keep them on when outside. Excluding New South Wales and Victoria, both of which have an active cluster, not one Australian state recorded a new case yesterday despite very high rates of testing. State borders are closed. Elimination behind sealed borders is a real possibility. *If* that is achieved, then many would be happy to wait out the pandemic behind sealed borders. You can postpone it forever if you don’t let it in. The virus can only come in, if you let it in. We do have a problem with NSW lifting its restrictions too early but other States will keep their borders sealed against NSW while they sort themselves out. I say this with caution because we could easily screw this up yet. Something or someone has to come and go to keep you supplied with food and other stuff. Unless you are lucky enough to be a self sustaining county. Lots of countries have given up that feature in favour of cheap foreign X or Y
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May 10, 2020, 08:49:14 AM |
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Hey, I know what you are talking about, I live on a self sufficient island as well. Who said anything about six months? Do you think you can sustain closed borders for - let's say - a few years?
If sealed borders means free movement of goods, and entry via 14 days supervised quarantine, then Yes. Easily. Fair enough, what about the PEOPLE? edit: sorry, didn't read it correctly. No. Definitely NO.
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May 10, 2020, 08:54:37 AM |
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Would you care to explain why it’s not possible?
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May 10, 2020, 09:07:30 AM |
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Would you care to explain why it’s not possible?
Simply put, the human factor. For example holidays are a no go, but so are relatives/family members visiting from other countries.
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May 10, 2020, 09:10:37 AM |
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They can go in supervised quarantine for two weeks or they can GTFO.
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May 10, 2020, 09:11:57 AM |
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They can go in supervised quarantine for two weeks or they can GTFO.
Hi honey, I'd love to visit and see you and the kids, but I'm afraid the ship leaves in a week, so maybe next year.
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May 10, 2020, 09:16:31 AM |
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They can go in supervised quarantine for two weeks or they can GTFO.
Imagine a truck driver or seaman transporting goods getting quarantined for 14 days. That wont work for long because all workers would be quarantined. Goods wont move from themself thus an automatic quarantintine for everyone will likely not work.
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May 10, 2020, 09:22:08 AM |
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I said healthy people who die, take a long time to die. It takes them 45 - 60 days to drown in their own lung fluid as they fight every step of the way. Outbreak on Diamond Princess ship occurred 3 months ago. Yet no significant increase in the last month or so, right? I know you will say that the passengers were probably old and fat. And I will say the crew members were probably NOT old and fat. Was testing of all passengers and crew done on the Diamond Princess? If we don’t know the denominator, then the Case Fatality Rate is just guesswork. The only data I can find is 712 cases and 13 deaths giving a CFR of 1.8% They say "over 3000 tests" on the ship by the end of February. I assume they eventually tested everybody before letting them out: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00885-wJapanese officials performed more than 3,000 tests on the Diamond Princess, starting with older passengers and those with symptoms. Some passengers were tested more than once, offering insight into the virus’s spread over time. Testing almost all of the passengers and crew helped researchers to understand a key blind spot in many infectious-disease outbreaks — how many people are actually infected, including those who have mild symptoms or none at all. These cases often go undetected in the general population.
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Globb0
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May 10, 2020, 09:26:02 AM |
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and there are some very poor countries that could be a tinder box if they had a single case.
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HairyMaclairy
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May 10, 2020, 09:26:28 AM |
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They can go in supervised quarantine for two weeks or they can GTFO.
Imagine a truck driver or seaman transporting goods getting quarantined for 14 days. That wont work for long because all workers would be quarantined. Goods wont move from themself thus an automatic quarantintine for everyone will likely not work.
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May 10, 2020, 09:28:53 AM |
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On a boat like that the journey could be the quarantine time
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May 10, 2020, 09:29:55 AM |
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They can go in supervised quarantine for two weeks or they can GTFO.
Imagine a truck driver or seaman transporting goods getting quarantined for 14 days. That wont work for long because all workers would be quarantined. Goods wont move from themself thus an automatic quarantintine for everyone will likely not work. And all this machines and ships are operated by humans Like trucks, trains and airplanes.
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May 10, 2020, 09:32:05 AM |
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Port staff don’t need to come within 20 meters of ship crew to unload a boat. Air crew never touch their cargo. It’s loaded by airport ground staff at one end and unloaded by airport ground staff at the other end.
You need pilots to board a ship to get the ship into harbour, but you could just use proper PPE and isolate the ship pilots.
I’m not making this shit up, it’s official Australian government policy.
The bigger risk is we are not on top of the virus and get a second wave due to asymptomatic community transmission.
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Hey moron, if you could read you could tell that was 2 months ago, long closed those, my shorts started at 10010 2 days ago
Throughout all these years I've seen hundreds like you on this thread trying to make money shorting bitcoin. Sooner than later they lose all their money and never come back.You're just the next loser! Couldn’t be said better .... exactly what happens to all the traders and certainly shorters In my RL some guys also just seen the recently swings 400 up 400 down few days in a row... thinking its an easy game and earning some money every day ... lol .... everyone end up f*** up
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May 10, 2020, 09:43:01 AM |
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Port staff don’t need to come within 20 meters of ship crew to unload a boat. Air crew never touch their cargo. It’s loaded by airport ground staff at one end and unloaded by airport ground staff at the other end.
You need pilots to board a ship to get the ship into harbour, but you could just use proper PPE and isolate the ship pilots.
This measures arent quarantines though - you just dont let people come in contact or have people wearing PPE. If you start to quarantine transportation workers delivery of goods will break down.
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May 10, 2020, 09:43:18 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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^^ And indeed.... we always know when they went wrong with there shorts.... they will not post in here anymore when they get rekt
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May 10, 2020, 10:09:52 AM |
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Port staff don’t need to come within 20 meters of ship crew to unload a boat. Air crew never touch their cargo. It’s loaded by airport ground staff at one end and unloaded by airport ground staff at the other end.
You need pilots to board a ship to get the ship into harbour, but you could just use proper PPE and isolate the ship pilots.
I’m not making this shit up, it’s official Australian government policy.
Families ripped apart, it's not about the port staff and truck drivers. The bigger risk is we are not on top of the virus and get a second wave due to asymptomatic community transmission.
Fuck this man, now it's the fault of the asymptomatic? What's next, selling the BG platform to the Australian government? edit: economies have always prospered when opening up the borders, not closing them.
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May 10, 2020, 10:19:14 AM |
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Hey moron, if you could read you could tell that was 2 months ago, long closed those, my shorts started at 10010 2 days ago
Throughout all these years I've seen hundreds like you on this thread trying to make money shorting bitcoin. Sooner than later they lose all their money and never come back.You're just the next loser! Couldn’t be said better .... exactly what happens to all the traders and certainly shorters Yeah, for you and me Dude, not for Joe though.
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May 10, 2020, 10:28:24 AM |
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Huh? What makes their feats more impressive is just how different the countries are. Greece, for example, is in Europe — one of the world’s coronavirus hotspots — but managed to escape the worst despite receiving large numbers of tourists and a busy Easter holiday.
Total.bullshit. Hot spot? Since for ever. Tourists? WTF is that?
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