COVID-19/CORONA VIRUS POLL

[pronstar]

Last I read approx 80% of those infected never have bad enough symptoms to visit the doctor.


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Some folks have very high viral loads in their systems, and no symptoms at all.

Methinks these are the folks we need to worry about the most, as far as spreading the contagion.


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[Big Dipper]

But then what is the mechanism for spreading the infection if they are not coughing, sneezing? Just normal respiration? Licking everything they get near? Evil eye?

 

[TxStetson]

Did anyone else notice that someone clicked that they have the virus?

 

[Moonpie]

How can you tell if you have Coronavirus?

A strong desire to cover yourself with lime and salt.

 

[Dad_Roman]

How do you get to a poll in TaT?


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[TxStetson]

How do you get to a poll in TaT?


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The better question is why are you using TaT?

 

[pronstar]

How do you get to a poll in TaT?


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Click the three dots on the upper right of your screen. Then select Web View


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[SQLGeek]

Did anyone else notice that someone clicked that they have the virus?

Yes, somebody posted a few pages back that they selected every option just to be safe. Helpful no?

 

[mdf9183]

I'm 78 and I have never known anyone who died from the flu and I've never known anyone who has won the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes either. Must not be living right.

 

[Mohawk600]

You can't be too safe and circumstances may change so I chose all options just in case.

Here it is SQLGeek.....chose all options but he doesn't have it

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

Is it possible we're all sitting on a disease time bomb waiting just around the corner that'll kill a lot of us?

Could be.

But, we're all gonna feel mighty foolish if it doesn't happen.......now don't bogart that roll of tp...ya tight ass...

 

[deemus]

I don't think we are. In Italy and China the population is much more dense than here in the US. I could see LA or NY having serious issues. But the rest of the country not so much. We have space between us, and that matters.

 

[toddnjoyce]

The thing with Italy is they started doing too little, too late in a country that has 20% of their population in the highest risk group.

 

[Army 1911]

Here it is SQLGeek.....chose all options but he doesn't have it

Expresses my opinion of the whole thing.

 

[Younggun]

But then what is the mechanism for spreading the infection if they are not coughing, sneezing? Just normal respiration? Licking everything they get near? Evil eye?

Sneezing. Minor coughs from seasonal allergies. Minor respiratory symptoms that they assume are just allergies/cold. Not washing their hands after sneezing/coughing, then touching door handles, money, etc.


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[jeepinbanditrider]

Is it possible we're all sitting on a disease time bomb waiting just around the corner that'll kill a lot of us?

Could be.

But, we're all gonna feel mighty foolish if it doesn't happen.......now don't bogart that roll of tp...ya tight ass...

Problem with that is if the measures we're currently taking work, we'll never know.

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[Shady]

But then what is the mechanism for spreading the infection if they are not coughing, sneezing? Just normal respiration? Licking everything they get near? Evil eye?

Have you ever noticed when people speak sputum is usually discharged. Ya its almost unnoticeable unless in the correct light and if you say you don't do this well you are full of the other matter the virus is found in.

What about sweat drops on a surface that a then 90 Year old dude comes in contact with it a few minutes latter.

Did the dude wipe his mouth or ass and not wash his hand then grabs a hand rail.

 

[Shady]

Problem with that is if the measures we're currently taking work, we'll never know.

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But we may know when its over if our rates of infection and death are way different than other places.

 

[pronstar]

The data is so murky, I don’t think we will have enough good data until test kits are widespread.

We (and other places) aren’t testing people who show no symptoms. But now we know that people can have high viral loads and not show any symptoms...and they may never show symptoms.

I think this has a good chance of bringing the overall mortality rate down.

But we also know that the elderly are hit very hard, and the young barely at all...so mortality rates will likely vary depending on age and/or other risk factors.

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[Vaquero]

I still don't know anyone with it.
Or anyone who knows anyone.