Nice anecdote. Irrelevant but nice
What are LA and NYC doing about testing right now?
It has been my experience that rural folks are smarter and harder working than those living in blue cities.
Just a fact.
Yep thatâs why Boeing is opening their new hq in Appalachia
What are LA and NYC doing about testing right now?
Using the limited supply of tests they have left the best they can.
WuWei:What are LA and NYC doing about testing right now?
Using the limited supply of tests they have left the best they can.
Do you think they got more than Tennessee?
By the way, thatâs what Korea is doing also.
gooddad409:It has been my experience that rural folks are smarter and harder working than those living in blue cities.
Just a fact.
Yep thatâs why Boeing is opening their new hq in Appalachia
Boeing wonât be opening â â â â for a while.
sikofit: WuWei:What are LA and NYC doing about testing right now?
Using the limited supply of tests they have left the best they can.
Do you think they got more than Tennessee?
By the way, thatâs what Korea is doing also.
Probably. But they CA was still more proactive in the beginning seeing that they are now only testing severely sick patients and have a higher percentage of negative tests.
And yes Texas is doing better than California in that regard
So having large numbers of people in a small geographic area cannot in any way contribute to the spreading of a virus. Got it.
Cuomo is 100% right, the more testing thatâs done brings that fatality rate way closer to the actual number. Germany has tested the most by far and the last I checked the fatality rate there was .3% but they are testing 160,000 people a week.
From the Guardian
âThis means Germany currently has the lowest mortality rate of the 10 countries most severely hit by the pandemic: 0.3% compared with 9% in Italy and 4.6% in the UK.â
The actual fatality numbers that were being pumped out causing mass hysteria was never the real fatality percentage. Germany is the closest we have to an actual fatality rate because of the mass testing.
https://www.welfareinfo.org/poverty-rate/massachusetts/
Those in the higher percentile for public assistance donât live in large numbers in rural communities.
And if thereâs nothing to offer, why does anyone buy, including with a USDA Guaranteed Rural Loan, in these communities?
Really need to figure out how much is spread and how much is existing. Help with planning future moves.
Yeah for real. Thank the creator that this wasnât another 1918. Weâd have been royally screwed.
Thank the creator
I do every day.
gooddad409:Well maybe Nashville and Memphis.
You mean highly populated cities?
Are you suggesting people not in highly populated cities may be less dependent on government and think outside of the box?
âDependent on governmentâ is dumb phrasing. The selection of what qualifies as such is very arbitrary.
Honestly? Thatâs hilarious.
Do you equate being less educated to lacking intelligence?
Maybe you should have a sit down with Bill Gates or Steve Jobs, hmmm?
In what God forsaken sense were they âless educatedâ?
In what God forsaken sense were they âless educatedâ?
Do you equate being less educated to lacking intelligence?
Now what?
Samson_Corwell:In what God forsaken sense were they âless educatedâ?
DMK:Do you equate being less educated to lacking intelligence?
Now what?
Harvard is less educated?
This should be of no surprise? Any modeling done back in January showed that New York would be hit hard, along with Seattle, LA and Chicago.
Poison on the ant hills.
But first, close the bridges and seal the tunnels. You canât let anyone escape from New York.