#Lockdowns

Coyoteblog

Coyoteblog

1/ I wanted to add a couple of thoughts about COVID and computer modelling because I think people misinterpret the thrust of my skepticism. First, it is OK that computer

Lyman Stone 石來民 🦬🦬🦬

lymanstoneky

Time for my COVID graphs!First up, the graph I'm increasingly thinking is the best summary: average daily % growth over the previous week in deaths, confirmed positive cases, AND now

Padmaavathee🌺🌸🍁🌷

Padmaavathee

My understanding of #coronavirus as a common man but also well informed by reading both sides info particularly of Doctors & Scientists!This is my understanding - there is a viral

David Paton

cricketwyvern

The suggestion that 18 LAs still to reach peak of cases seems just odd.E.g. take Carlisle which is on the list. North Cumbria NHS Trust has not reported a death

Physics Geek

physicsgeek

Remember how the social distancing and shutdowns were designed to flatten the curve? And do you remember the purpose of the flattening? That's right: it was to prevent the number

Chris Mooney

chriscmooney

The most definitive analysis yet of the effect of the #coronavirus on global emissions finds a 17 percent plunge in early April. But this will be short lived, and total

Chris Masterjohn

ChrisMasterjohn

Why is PPE considered first for medical personnel?It should be considered first for the massive labor force that should be reallocated to making more PPE. That way the medical personnel

Larry Schweikart

LarrySchweikart

1) Ok, I've gone back and forth on this emotionally. For a moment the other day, I actually thought the chunkspunkers were winning.2) Then came WI7, CA25, the CA assembly

Francis Hoar

Francis_Hoar

I made my submission to the @HLConstitution Committee yesterday. Here are some submissions about the WHO's pandemic advice from as recently as October 2019. In short, it does not remotely

Massimiliano Greco

MGrecoMD

Indeed, we have in Italy politicians who claims that a lot of scientific data support their political ideas.A common claim -not the only one- is that REACT-1 study, by @SRileyIDD,

Michael Tae Sweeney

mtsw

The growing insistence in conservative media on on "reopen the economy now" is really revealing. Some quick thoughts:https://twitter.com/TomiLahren/status/1248666012632915968 So much of what emotionally animates their movement is opposition

IFAN UK

IFAN_UK

Our latest Scotland report http://bit.ly/3jU2ai4 Comparing July 2019 with July 2020 we saw a 108% increase in the number of 3-day emergency food parcels distributed. Comparing February 2019 with February

Martin Kulldorff

MartinKulldorff

Pandemic absurdities: Firing people with natural immunity after Covid recovery, even though they are the least likely to spread Covid to others. 1/∞https://brownstone.org/articles/hospitals-should-hire-not-fire-nurses-with-natural-immuni

Stuart Neil

stuartjdneil

There a lot of scientists in reflective mood as we face up the prospect of an autumn second wave of SARS CoV2 and what it may or may not mean,

Paul

paul_btc

numbers validate a high R0 at >4 and a lower than "hyped" asymptomatic case numberso I estimate "natural" herd immunity likely in the range of 75-85%https://twitter.com/jseims/status/1253530412736892928 High R0 makes for

Dr Mark Langer

TheRealDoctorM2

Every day we are learning more about this coronavirus genetically, biologically, clinically, and epidemiologically. Every day I am more convinced this foe isn't that tough.We know it's very contagious (though