Do you feel safe going outside?

[bryant.coleman]

I was the first time in 8 month on an airplane now. The plane was completely full with social distancing not being followed on the plane, people walking all around, no empty seats, etc. On the airport however they were trying to strictly follow rules and spread travellers 1,5m apart. Which seems crazy to follow rules on the airport but not on the plane.
for me this was a bit uncomfortable. I understand people want to enjoy their holidays,but it might be too early. Corona numbers are still rising. Maybe it's better to wait another few months.

This is crazy. How they are supposed to follow social distancing norms in airplanes? In a medium-sized aircraft, there may be 180 or so seats, divided into 30 rows. If you want social distancing, then only 2 people can be placed per row, instead of the usual 6. That would mean that the airlines would operate with <33% occupancy, which is not viable in economic terms.

At the airport, they usually follow social distancing norms more strictly, because thousands of people would be present at any given point of time. Inside an aircraft, the number of people is low, but then if you want to travel you need to take a certain amount of risk.

[1714689485]

1714689485

[1714689485]

1714689485

[1714689485]

1714689485

[1714689485]

1714689485

[tvbcof]

I was the first time in 8 month on an airplane now. The plane was completely full with social distancing not being followed on the plane, people walking all around, no empty seats, etc. On the airport however they were trying to strictly follow rules and spread travellers 1,5m apart. Which seems crazy to follow rules on the airport but not on the plane.
for me this was a bit uncomfortable. I understand people want to enjoy their holidays,but it might be too early. Corona numbers are still rising. Maybe it's better to wait another few months.

This is crazy. How they are supposed to follow social distancing norms in airplanes? In a medium-sized aircraft, there may be 180 or so seats, divided into 30 rows. If you want social distancing, then only 2 people can be placed per row, instead of the usual 6. That would mean that the airlines would operate with <33% occupancy, which is not viable in economic terms.

At the airport, they usually follow social distancing norms more strictly, because thousands of people would be present at any given point of time. Inside an aircraft, the number of people is low, but then if you want to travel you need to take a certain amount of risk.

Flying hurts the earth.  Gigantic 'carbon footprint'.  Even terrestrial travel does.  Reducing the percentage of those in the 'traveling public' grade to a much lower number is part of the plan.  People should walk or bicycle to wherever they need to go or our leaders (e.g., those who started and continue to control the United Nations) cannot save us.  They figured this out 50 years ago, but they had to wait until the time was right to do the 'great reset'.

Flying should be limited to people who won't notice the difference between a $500 airplane ticket and a $5000 airplane ticket.  Then the earth can start to heal.

[Vilagra]

I think people can cause more harm to me than the virus. That is why going outside isn't safe. Especially in the night in the periphery of the city. Though in the day hours too one can be harmed and nobody will help, everyone cares only about their safety.
But if we speak about COVID, we all will eventually get it, so it's time to rethink our ways of life and make sure our immune system will endure this experience. People get ill, people die. It's normal. And the virus isn't the reason to sit at home all the time and dream of the future life.

[BADecker]

^^^ I agree.

The virus has probably been transferred to everybody in medium to big cities by now. And most people in small cities and towns probably have it. How do we know this? Here is are a couple of experiments you can easily do.

Go into an empty, enclosed gym, say a basketball court. You stand at one end of the basketball court. Have a friend stand at the other end. Now, take the cover off a can of fresh gasoline that you just pumped at the gas station. How long does it take before your friend can smell the gasoline at the other end of the gym? I'd bet not long.

In your house, spray some deodorant in one room, and watch how long it takes the smell to get to every part of the house. Ask family members how long it takes.

Your attached garage has car smells in it. If you leave the door open to the house, soon the car smells make it all over the house.

It's the same with the virus. By now the virus has traveled around the world. If it has been hiding inside water droplets, it's still alive. The reason most people don't get sick from it is because they are already immune to it from immune system immunity.

Why would people be immune to this virus already? Because Covid is so similar to the common cold, that the immune system needs to only tweak itself a little to protect from all Covid viruses and mutations.


My going-outside fear would be from all the idiots running around like chickens with their heads cut off, all ready to harm me because I am not wearing a stupid mask that doesn't do any good in the first place, and does them harm from bacteria build-up in the mask, and from lowered oxygen and increased CO2.

[aiguy]

At the start of pandemic there was the fare in my mind to go outside, but the passage of time there is erasing fare continuously.Now there is no fare

[BADecker]

I'm afraid. All these jokers running around with masks. Can't see their faces properly. Don't know what they are thinking. Wouldn't be so bad but, they all feel safe behind their masks. I'm the only fearful one out there. Scared of all those masked jokers.

Arizona people are starting to demand that Governor Ducey get rid of the pandemic advisories because the Covid numbers are down. Dudley Ducey doesn't really want to. http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/290226-2020-09-08-reopenaz-completely-and-unmaskaz-no-state-of-emergency-exists-at.htm

[Kamilaz]

I mean, there's always a chance of you catching anything when you go outside. Just be safe, keep your mak on, bring hand sanitizer, and hope for the best

[BADecker]

^^^ But if you stay inside, you get all those toxic chemicals that leach out of the construction materials that your house is made out of. Stay inside and get poisoned to death!

[BADecker]

Take a look around you, both inside and outside. People are not falling dead around you like flies dropping in some bug spray. Sure, people die. But as far as you can see, they aren't dying any more than normal.

I mean it. Go outside and find a group of people, and watch them for 15 minutes. How many of them are simply falling over dead in front of you? It isn't happening. It's your fear that is killing you.

The medical has done actual counts on placebo effect. This is where people are told that they are being given medicine that will cure them from some malady that they have. But they were only given a sugar pill, not medicine. Yet something like 33% of them were healed anyway... through their belief that they were being given medicine that would heal them.

It works the other way, as well. Tell the people that if they don't wear face diapers and lock down, that they will die. Some of them DO die as a result. But they don't die from Covid. They die from believing they will die... from fear and a lie.

In fact, when you consider placebo effect, probably any surge in deaths was really from people being told that there was a chance that they would die. Then fear took over, and many of them died because they believed they would die.



People die all the time. So, show us the proof that they are dying from some disease, and not from placebo effect and fear... and belief that they will die.

Throw away your fear, and get out there and live.