franklin2323
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The models weren't wrong, they were playing out what would have happened if the exponential growth continued.
What data did they use to put into those models though?
The models weren't wrong, they were playing out what would have happened if the exponential growth continued.
Thanks.
But it's the attitude that you and many others have displayed in here that's the reason we had to be put in that situation. It's the reason why her elderly parents couldn't see her during her last week in the hospice. It's also the reason why I couldn't be with her for a few days up until she entered the terminal, final 24 hours - the restrictions got so severe that it was one registered visitor only, no swapping people out, it was one person only (her husband)
So life's been pretty f**king shitty lately, dealing with all that plus work plus trying to sort out care and homeschooling for the kids. Then seeing people like yourself and JAC, latrell and Cleary saying "eh, I'll do what I want, who f**king cares"
I f**king care
What rubbish, we were on a similar trajectory, if the growth rate had of stayed at what it was before we put restrictions in place we would have been looking at 200 000+ deaths right now. It is the effort people put into social distancing that caused has to be 88 right now instead of looking at something more like what the US is experiencing. We stopped the community transmission of this thing.
I will concede that the death rate entered could have been too high, but to make like of the effects these restrictions have had is just plain nonsense. Our rates of infection came down significantly, we were on a similar path to countries overseas, who have seen 10's of thousands of deaths.What data did they use to put into those models though?
Only because we have stopped community transmission, how did we do that?Do you think we would get 0 cases in SA if International travel was still going? That is what will stop the rates going up not having a few mates over
Only because we have stopped community transmission, how did we do that?
That's is because we have put systems in place to deal with it, social distancing will be in place for a long time though. Defend Cleary all you like but the fact his father is high risk makes his behaviour a lot worse, I understand people not caring about strangers, but this idiot put his own family member who is high risk in jeopardy. What a goose!It was a combination of things it wasn’t one thing alone. Like now as stuff is wound back it won’t rise instantly or at all if people are smart
Lol ive been to see a few mates. Who honestly hasn't?
It is called the R Naught or R 0What data did they use to put into those models though?
For those that have missed it, we are an island. We shut down our borders and that had the biggest effect.
Should have done that sooner.
As for woolies, yep it can be a madhouse but remember key criteria to risk of exposure is not only distance but the duration of exposure. 15 minutes or over is what the govt are concerned about.
Not just closing our borders, we were able to prevent widespread community transmission.
Yes we were, couple of factors helped us there. Southern Hemisphere country in a time of year less likely to aid the spread. People like to be closer when it’s cold. Being lucky enough to live in a country with good medical facilities and not being stacked on top of each other.
And yes, most importantly the vast majority of people have behaved responsibly.
Yep those numb nuts probably helpedI doubt we would have actually got to the strict restrictions we did if we didn't have 1000's of people showing up at the beach.
It was a combination of things it wasn’t one thing alone. Like now as stuff is wound back it won’t rise instantly or at all if people are smart
Do you think we would get 0 cases in SA if International travel was still going? That is what will stop the rates going up not having a few mates over
Why would Origin be Saturday?
It is a dead night for TV and the stadium will either be packed or locked out regardless of the day.
Ah, thinking like a Channel 9 CEO.
Nice stuff.