Re: Coronavirus
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:22 am
It probably does do something though. If you can't see through it, it can block out light, so it probably blocks out other things too.
It probably does do something though. If you can't see through it, it can block out light, so it probably blocks out other things too.
It’s still a fabric face covering, so will be better than nothing and stop her firing droplets everywhere, so not sure how she thinks it’s not a mask? Yeah it’s not ffp3 level of filtration but it’s still following the rules for uk at leastZedLeg wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 9:50 am If you click into the link there's a caption on the image, it's not a real mask it just looks like one.
It lets you breathe, just like...a real mask?ZedLeg wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 9:50 am If you click into the link there's a caption on the image, it's not a real mask it just looks like one.
Comments are pretty disturbing. But if true then the fact 36000 people got c19 inside hospital during the first wave is quite astonishing.Beany wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 9:42 pm Ah, a link to the daily mail. I'm sure it will be objective to a fault and absolutely not editorialised to a level that Goebbels would tip his hat to.
The source is SAGE, experts apparently in everything related so must be trueBeany wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:03 pm Daily Mail and 'facts' are going to require far more research to back up than I'm comfortable doing at 10pm on a Friday night after s bottle of cheap red.
Best in mind the DM is owned by people who want the sell the NHS off, then consider that story in a more cynical light, eh?
The source is the Daily Mail, since that’s what you’ve linked to. I can’t find the SAGE report they refer to. I am sure some sort of report exists, but the Mail put their own spin on everything and are quite often simply wrong. That’s the problem with cutting journalists and focussing on the Hello/OK market.Broccers wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:07 pmThe source is SAGE, experts apparently in everything related so must be trueBeany wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:03 pm Daily Mail and 'facts' are going to require far more research to back up than I'm comfortable doing at 10pm on a Friday night after s bottle of cheap red.
Best in mind the DM is owned by people who want the sell the NHS off, then consider that story in a more cynical light, eh?![]()
Enjoy your cheap vino, probably good for keeping away nasty bugs![]()
Thanks for looking. My posts hint at disbelief from all parties. Don't believe any of the spin these days as it's not completely factual or balanced.Jobbo wrote: Sat Feb 13, 2021 7:20 amThe source is the Daily Mail, since that’s what you’ve linked to. I can’t find the SAGE report they refer to. I am sure some sort of report exists, but the Mail put their own spin on everything and are quite often simply wrong. That’s the problem with cutting journalists and focussing on the Hello/OK market.Broccers wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:07 pmThe source is SAGE, experts apparently in everything related so must be trueBeany wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:03 pm Daily Mail and 'facts' are going to require far more research to back up than I'm comfortable doing at 10pm on a Friday night after s bottle of cheap red.
Best in mind the DM is owned by people who want the sell the NHS off, then consider that story in a more cynical light, eh?![]()
Enjoy your cheap vino, probably good for keeping away nasty bugs![]()
ETA: found it - https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... t_wave.pdf
What is scandalous about analysing what was known last year based on what is known now? That’s just scientific method. That ‘40%’ figure quoted by the Mail is utterly misleading. Towards the end the report states:
“the complete prevention of nosocomial transmission would have led to approximately 1% impact on the number of infections in the English epidemic overall.”
Spin? You posted a Daily Mail link, I posted the scientific report. Only one of those contains spin.Broccers wrote: Sat Feb 13, 2021 10:51 amThanks for looking. My posts hint at disbelief from all parties. Don't believe any of the spin these days as it's not completely factual or balanced.Jobbo wrote: Sat Feb 13, 2021 7:20 amThe source is the Daily Mail, since that’s what you’ve linked to. I can’t find the SAGE report they refer to. I am sure some sort of report exists, but the Mail put their own spin on everything and are quite often simply wrong. That’s the problem with cutting journalists and focussing on the Hello/OK market.Broccers wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:07 pm
The source is SAGE, experts apparently in everything related so must be true![]()
Enjoy your cheap vino, probably good for keeping away nasty bugs![]()
ETA: found it - https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... t_wave.pdf
What is scandalous about analysing what was known last year based on what is known now? That’s just scientific method. That ‘40%’ figure quoted by the Mail is utterly misleading. Towards the end the report states:
“the complete prevention of nosocomial transmission would have led to approximately 1% impact on the number of infections in the English epidemic overall.”
Both can be inaccurate, the mail mostly it isJobbo wrote: Sun Feb 14, 2021 9:24 amSpin? You posted a Daily Mail link, I posted the scientific report. Only one of those contains spin.Broccers wrote: Sat Feb 13, 2021 10:51 amThanks for looking. My posts hint at disbelief from all parties. Don't believe any of the spin these days as it's not completely factual or balanced.Jobbo wrote: Sat Feb 13, 2021 7:20 am
The source is the Daily Mail, since that’s what you’ve linked to. I can’t find the SAGE report they refer to. I am sure some sort of report exists, but the Mail put their own spin on everything and are quite often simply wrong. That’s the problem with cutting journalists and focussing on the Hello/OK market.
ETA: found it - https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... t_wave.pdf
What is scandalous about analysing what was known last year based on what is known now? That’s just scientific method. That ‘40%’ figure quoted by the Mail is utterly misleading. Towards the end the report states:
“the complete prevention of nosocomial transmission would have led to approximately 1% impact on the number of infections in the English epidemic overall.”
Your posts hint at credulity![]()
Birthday dinner at https://escagrill.com.au/, cancelledKiwiDave wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 3:21 amGenuine LOL.dinny_g wrote: Wed Feb 10, 2021 11:00 am Past Year - "Look at New Zealand, look how well their doing on COVID. Just shows how inept our Political leaders are"
UK introduces 5% of New Zealand's measures - OUTRAGOUS!!!!!
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Also Victoria in Aussie are back into a 5day Lvl4 lockdown tonight - zero fucking about. I don't get how people can still think the full on measures are a bad idea.