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Thank you Pope Francis, very cool
It’s worth reading this recent article in the WSJ, about the major potential problems of sending students home from Universities during an outbreak. There is another legitimate side to this that mainstream experts are beginning to embrace.As opposed to what? Classes we’re no longer viable and various incidents clearly show that college students will have parties during a pandemic.
“Shipping the problem back to the community, where they can further spread, just doesn’t seem like the right answer,” said A. David Paltiel, a professor at the Yale School of Public Health. “Just because a kid is asymptomatic doesn’t mean it’s safe to send that kid home. They could be exposed and incubating. They could be in fact a ticking time bomb.”
I totally get it. The other balance is whether or not the public and political will exist to do what’s required? Based on the fact that we have seem many incidents of workers harassed or assaulted for merely enforcing a mask requirement, I don’t think it’d be practical to keep the college students.There is another legitimate side to this that mainstream experts are beginning to embrace.
Ok…thanks…this is a valid point. Why so little faith in college students? Is this lack of faith justified? Is it a deeper problem…for example does a major university with just enough housing for their incoming freshman class have any chance of managing all students…it that case I’d say it is “not going to happen”. I’ll have to think about this further.I totally get it. The other balance is whether or not the public and political will exist to do what’s required? Based on the fact that we have seem many incidents of workers harassed or assaulted for merely enforcing a mask requirement, I don’t think it’d be practical to keep the college students.
No of course death isn’t the only issue. Yes…my personal experiences is that some of these symptoms (my darn cough) lasted months. I was exposed multiple times by people who tested positive, and I likely had a mild case.Death isn’t the only issue. Many survivors have lifelong injuries.
Calling it “necessary and urgent” to return to public Masses as soon as anti-COVID 19 measures permit, the Vatican’s top official for liturgy has urged Catholic bishops around the world not to let religious worship be relegated to a priority level below “recreational activities” or treated as just another public gathering.
“liturgical norms are not matters on which civil authorities can legislate, but only the competent ecclesiastical authorities.”
“No broadcast is equivalent to personal participation, nor can it substitute for that participation,” Sarah wrote.
Sarah wrote the letter on Aug. 15, it was approved by Francis on Sept. 3, and then sent to bishops’s conferences worldwide last week. The Vatican released the text of the letter Saturday.
We “cannot be without the Christian community,” Sarah added, “cannot be without the house of the Lord,”
The study of and use of science is done by imperfect and sinful humans.the greatness and the limits of science
Others created fake studies or studies designed to fail that caused confusion.An inspiring recent interview of Dr. Zev Zelenko by Dr Mobeen Syed is at this link. [Dr. Zelenko Discusses COVID-19 Outpatient Management] Dr Z. is a primary care doctor in New York City who was seeing 250 patients per day at the height of the epidemic instead of the normal 50 patients. He learned from doctors in S. Korea and France about hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) plus zinc and antibiotic (AZT) and used them on his patients with very positive effect. He realized he needed to get t…
Thanks for posting @Joegrane. There is definitely something to what you are saying. Christian values of simply finding the truth aren’t being used as most of the scientific community researches Covid. Perhaps the truth is getting stopped by the major news outlets too. I’m not sure. Something is very wrong. When I have some more time, I’ll keep posting on this thread.It is interesting that so many of the COVID heroes speak about Judeo-Christian values
Science will ultimately provide the solution to COVID-19. As we get more knowledge about the virus, there will be better treatment and sooner or later a vaccine.“In this tragedy, that humanity as a whole continues to experience, science and technology have, of themselves, proved insufficient,” Francis said. “What has proved decisive instead is the outpouring of generosity and courage shown by so many persons.”
No doubt! Those comments about McCain… “I like people who weren’t captured” … a bigger dagger in my side…I think we need an adult in the White House who will put the country’s interest in front of its own. Down playing the threat was a mistake…
I don’t think that is what happened… lock down for while, don’t provoke the population to ignore guidelines, wear a mask, keep your distance, limit travel to essential… hunker down as a country - like many countries in the world did. Weather storm together… stimulus money to aid those in need to bridge the gap… all common sense.but throwing the economy into a depression makes no sense to me.
There is also some truth to this, but the US would have needed to lock down and take other major precautions likely a couple of months earlier. Basically, it was too late in March. The US didn’t have the wherewithal to do this. Would Hillary? I dunno…Had we done those things…and had leadership at the national level, we wouldn’t have one of the worst responses on the planet.