It's almost like masks work pretty well.
It's almost like masks work pretty well.
i see the airline lobby has gotten to a few of you
Filtration is key. You can probably honestly make an indoor space low risk with masks and top tier HEPA re-circulation. Problem is this is way too expensive for basically everywhere.
do not gather in groups more than 10 unless you are funneling through a security checkpoint at an international airline or getting into a sardine can to fly through the air
Rare interesting and informative science from Vox of all people
Headline is clickbait though unfortunately
i mean i know you know
it's an aviation-friendly take one from a perhaps non-neutral outfit journalizing one scientist's perhaps subpar analysis that seems to ignore the taxi or rideshare, the airport shuttle, the terminals, security, tram rides, lounging at gate/drinking at a bar/etc, queuing, and standing that is a part of many people's flight travel. also what about flights longer than 2 hours, how about a flight to London? and what might it look like with poor mask adherence? sure they're required, and yet we've seen how people can be less than diligent with wearing them well
it'd seem the primary reasons we lack an abundance of spread on flights is because passenger travel is down some 85% and the general difficulty in knowing transmission with certainty, especially in the US
the airline trade association said pre-pandemic levels of air travel is 4 years away and i imagine that's an uncomfortable situation for many people. but yeah, no way. they ain't gonna upsell me on passenger air travel right now
the fuselage may be safer than the terminal or security but i'm good for now staying put. i'll stick with takeout, vidya, and the occasional park play date or picnic rather than the trip to Europesomewhere
Europe won't take us anyway
if we're gonna listen to 4 out of 5 dentists, imma do what 13 out of 15 epidemiologists are doing
i thought about spoilering one of those after each paragraph but i lazied out
NYC Councilman Paul Vallone credits Hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 recovery
https://nypost.com/2020/08/08/nyc-co...d-19-recovery/
i credit guartz for my frequent migraine attacks the last 20 years.
I think it was attempted humor. It's like when corporations try to meme advertise and it just ends up cringe.
Came in to work today to our first pediatric patient. 4 years old. She's doing good though, don't anticipate much trouble at all.