Coronavirus practical issues
I thought it might be nice to have a thread to talk about practical concerns. I'll start :). What should a solo traveler do, if they are camped somewhere they don't know anybody, and get seriously ...
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TechWriter wrote:MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
The WHO and the CDC have played so many games with stats they are worse than useless.
So you're the guy who has all the answers?
I'm the guy with all the questions.
The WHO response to my questions about why seniors who got sick with intense influenza got an email reply
I ask questions
The reply was from an immnu virologist at CDC
There were 4 different strains of H1N1 this year
None of the inoculations protected against the other 3.
The BS PR section of WHO did not acknoweldge this and they openly refuted the idea.
Hand sanitizer stops working the instant the alcohol dries. The same for hand washing. The most practical way to sterilize is with a dilute iodine solution in wate. Iodine lends residual protection. So does surgical scrubs like Hibiclens.
The most potent infectuous thing you can touch is currency and coinage.
Yet I have not seen a single mention of this anywhere. Have you?
I did not spend two years at college drinking beer and memorizing RBIs.
When I see things that do not make sense I question them.
