From November?2 weeks...
Who knows?From November?
I think you're misunderstanding a second wave. Confusing it with infections in the first wave spreading.Who knows?
The 2 week crew pick any event, milestone or month to suit.
Like picking out a ticket at a tombola.
Who knows.I think you're misunderstanding a second wave. Confusing it with infections in the first wave spreading.
I know it's your want to doubt all the events that have spread coronavirus have actually spread it, but answer me this: why are we still getting 60+ deaths a day when other European countries that did a proper lockdown are getting much fewer.
We can't go back to something we never had. Also no evidence yet that herd immunity works at all, and of course it means risking peoples lives to find out.Who knows.
Although look at what is happening in Australia after a 'proper' lockdown was lifted.
Seems herd immunity of sorts is the way forward.
Or would you rather we went back into a full Chinese style welding the doors shut lockdown? If you had a choice?
Ok. Do you want to go into a Chinese style welding doors shut lockdown? Or a Melbourne tower block lockdown where people were accosted by the police if they dared leave?We can't go back to something we never had. Also no evidence yet that herd immunity works at all, and of course it means risking peoples lives to find out.
Do you have any evidence that herd immunity works?Ok. Do you want to go into a Chinese style welding doors shut lockdown? Or a Melbourne tower block lockdown where people were accosted by the police if they dared leave?
First study I clicked on started with the word "probably"Also.
https://swprs.org/a-swiss-doctor-on-covid-19/
All backed up by scientists, doctors, medical professionals and governments. Everything in green writing is a link to a study/report/case review/statement.
Isn’t everything in life decided on the balance of probability?First study I clicked on started with the word "probably"
Worth risking lives on a "probably"?Isn’t everything in life decided on the balance of probability?
We can't go back to something we never had. Also no evidence yet that herd immunity works at all, and of course it means risking peoples lives to find out.
You seem to have this idealistic approach that we can rid the world of risk.Worth risking lives on a "probably"?
I don't actually. I've explained before why this isn't like the common cold.You seem to have this idealistic approach that we can rid the world of risk.
Did you know that the common cold can kill? Let's lockdown every time it gets cold.
Peer reviewed studies?Yes there is. It is evident in Stockholm for instance. And you should know that there isn't yet a single documented case of someone getting it twice.