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think about the liability for employers and businesses, if we open up too soon as well.

Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote. Here's the result from the first line:

""If we quickly develop herd immunity, the virus will no longer exist."

This would be true to a degree, assuming this is one of those diseases you can only get once

Well, the idea behind it would be true. The virus would still stick around, but spreading and causing a pandemic would be pretty unlikely, considering most of the population wouldn't be able to get it (and in turn wouldn't be able to spread it)

....unfortunately, we don't know if this is one of those diseases. At least at the moment.

Some of its relatives can be gotten multiple times, so that's a fun thought.

and then, if its anything like the common cold (apparently some of which are corona viruses, just not this particular corona), it could end up with a buncha strains going around that don't give immunity to anything beyond their own strain once you catch one.

So that little section would be true assuming you can only get it once, and it doesn't spawn some new strains that you could theoretically catch later."

Section 1 confirmed.

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

I like how you say this right before I post the more negative things he has to say about your comments. Solid timing.

Jason wrote:

showa58taro wrote:We will be locked down/WFH till 2021 in our office most likely.

Why are we so desperate to make the coronavirus a permanent virus...

I’m just telling my side of what’s happening in my office so nReign hears what’s happening.

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

there is going to be a lot of politics going on. but there will come a point that the risk to the economy and business, and even of supply and demand maybe will become a serious enough issue that it becomes the priority over the politics.

Jigsaw wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

I like how you say this right before I post the more negative things he has to say about your comments. Solid timing.

"My friend actually knows science bro"
"No bro. I know science bro. I'm smarter than your bro, bro."

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

there is going to be a lot of politics going on. but there will come a point that the risk to the economy and business, and even of supply and demand maybe will become a serious enough issue that it becomes the priority over the politics.

If only that were the case. High profile people on the left are on record saying they were hoping for a crashing economy. California is trying to keep is locked down until September, apparently. They want the economy to stay at a halt until the election so they can start the "Orange Man Bad, he crash economy" nonsense.

showa58taro wrote:

Jason wrote:

showa58taro wrote:We will be locked down/WFH till 2021 in our office most likely.

Why are we so desperate to make the coronavirus a permanent virus...

I’m just telling my side of what’s happening in my office so nReign hears what’s happening.

But why would they keep you guys locked down for an entire damn year?

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

there is going to be a lot of politics going on. but there will come a point that the risk to the economy and business, and even of supply and demand maybe will become a serious enough issue that it becomes the priority over the politics.

If only that were the case. High profile people on the left are on record saying they were hoping for a crashing economy. California is trying to keep is locked down until September, apparently. They want the economy to stay at a halt until the election so they can start the "Orange Man Bad, he crash economy" nonsense.

okay. so we're all fucked and we can't do anything about it, but bitch about the liberal conspiracy. *shrug*

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

I like how you say this right before I post the more negative things he has to say about your comments. Solid timing.

"My friend actually knows science bro"
"No bro. I know science bro. I'm smarter than your bro, bro."

There is no doubt in my mind that this guy understands far more about science than many people I know. I trust him. If you don't, I don't blame you, but when it comes to science, I put my faith in this guy.

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

there is going to be a lot of politics going on. but there will come a point that the risk to the economy and business, and even of supply and demand maybe will become a serious enough issue that it becomes the priority over the politics.

If only that were the case. High profile people on the left are on record saying they were hoping for a crashing economy. California is trying to keep is locked down until September, apparently. They want the economy to stay at a halt until the election so they can start the "Orange Man Bad, he crash economy" nonsense.

okay. so we're all fucked and we can't do anything about it, but bitch about the liberal conspiracy. *shrug*

Is it a conspiracy when they flat out said this is what they want?

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

there is going to be a lot of politics going on. but there will come a point that the risk to the economy and business, and even of supply and demand maybe will become a serious enough issue that it becomes the priority over the politics.

If only that were the case. High profile people on the left are on record saying they were hoping for a crashing economy. California is trying to keep is locked down until September, apparently. They want the economy to stay at a halt until the election so they can start the "Orange Man Bad, he crash economy" nonsense.

okay. so we're all fucked and we can't do anything about it, but bitch about the liberal conspiracy. *shrug*

Is it a conspiracy when they flat out said this is what they want?

you're asking if it's a conspiracy theory. that's not what i said.

How, pray tell, would we get herd immunity without a vaccine?

Jigsaw wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

I like how you say this right before I post the more negative things he has to say about your comments. Solid timing.

"My friend actually knows science bro"
"No bro. I know science bro. I'm smarter than your bro, bro."

There is no doubt in my mind that this guy understands far more about science than many people I know. I trust him. If you don't, I don't blame you, but when it comes to science, I put my faith in this guy.

I will obviously listen to him. Step 1 in the pursuit of truth is to eliminate the injection of ideology in an argument. Whether left or right, if I feel off about an expert's intentions to inform the public in conjunction with actually providing knowledge on his expertise, I will not include that expert in the aggregate.

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

there is going to be a lot of politics going on. but there will come a point that the risk to the economy and business, and even of supply and demand maybe will become a serious enough issue that it becomes the priority over the politics.

If only that were the case. High profile people on the left are on record saying they were hoping for a crashing economy. California is trying to keep is locked down until September, apparently. They want the economy to stay at a halt until the election so they can start the "Orange Man Bad, he crash economy" nonsense.

okay. so we're all fucked and we can't do anything about it, but bitch about the liberal conspiracy. *shrug*

Is it a conspiracy when they flat out said this is what they want?

you're asking if it's a conspiracy theory. that's not what i said.

You said it's a liberal conspiracy theory. :p

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

there is going to be a lot of politics going on. but there will come a point that the risk to the economy and business, and even of supply and demand maybe will become a serious enough issue that it becomes the priority over the politics.

If only that were the case. High profile people on the left are on record saying they were hoping for a crashing economy. California is trying to keep is locked down until September, apparently. They want the economy to stay at a halt until the election so they can start the "Orange Man Bad, he crash economy" nonsense.

okay. so we're all fucked and we can't do anything about it, but bitch about the liberal conspiracy. *shrug*

Is it a conspiracy when they flat out said this is what they want?

you're asking if it's a conspiracy theory. that's not what i said.

You said it's a liberal conspiracy theory. :p

did i? quote me and show where i said that? you can even quote from your own posts that include it. find where i said that.

Jigsaw wrote:How, pray tell, would we get herd immunity without a vaccine?

Being that the virus is relatively new, I am of the mindset that we need to flatten the curve, which we've done, quarantine the elderly and high-risk folks, and open the country back up. This is the safest path to herd immunity. If by some off chance the virus does come back, it will likely be a far weaker strain than it already is.

The fact that The WHO (WORLD... HEALTH... Organization) lied about this disease should allow everyone to realize the difference between the science and the ideology involved and how corrupt it is at the top. You can't be too careful where you pull information from. People will manipulate the science because of where they stand ideologically. Even the most knowledgeable scientists.

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Talking to a friend of mine who is actually knowledgeable in science. Asked about Jason's quote.

I pull from an aggregate of multiple medical professionals and infectious disease experts before spewing shit. The information is out there and easy to find. The problem with a lot of this is there is too much political ideology involved than there is science.

there is going to be a lot of politics going on. but there will come a point that the risk to the economy and business, and even of supply and demand maybe will become a serious enough issue that it becomes the priority over the politics.

If only that were the case. High profile people on the left are on record saying they were hoping for a crashing economy. California is trying to keep is locked down until September, apparently. They want the economy to stay at a halt until the election so they can start the "Orange Man Bad, he crash economy" nonsense.

okay. so we're all fucked and we can't do anything about it, but bitch about the liberal conspiracy. *shrug*

Is it a conspiracy when they flat out said this is what they want?

you're asking if it's a conspiracy theory. that's not what i said.

You said it's a liberal conspiracy theory. :p

did i? quote me and show where i said that? you can even quote from your own posts that include it. find where i said that.

Maybe I misread? Where you said "bitch about the liberal conspiracy." I took that as you saying it is a conspiracy that liberals said this...

Jigsaw wrote:How, pray tell, would we get herd immunity without a vaccine?

We have a flu vaccine, yet, we still have the flu. The word "vaccine" isn't a magical fix-all, either.