No shock after seeing how they have behaved
That is horrific.
Think I said this before, but I have read and seen that at any given time, there are 5-10 viruses being analysed & controlled in labs which if somehow released would pose a clear & present threat to the human race. Don't know if this one would be up there in that elite group, but if not you dread to think what else is out there. Bill Gates has also been saying this for years, pretty sure you can see him on youtube saying that if people realised how close we could be at any time to being wiped out by some lethal exotic disease, our entire pattern of behaviour and way of living would change overnight.
edit... and I'm willing to bet that had anyone 6 months ago came out and said "we need to change the way we live as a society, right now, because we are creating a world that could be wiped out by infection", they would have been mocked, ridiculed, and generally verbally abused. But they would have been dead right.
How do you explain Spain and Italy? We have been having temperatures in the low 20s here recently.And Japan is generally warming up as it's Spring now
Summer starts around May/June
Let's hope that's a factor
Think the media need to be a bit more mindful of how they report things. The public have a right to know what's going on obviously but at the same time there's a responsibility to avoid panicking people.
No shock after seeing how they have behaved
Behaved how?No shock after seeing how they have behaved
Behaved how?
It might be the case that it has a longer gestation period so symptoms are showing at a longer interval after contracting it meaning they picked it up before the good weather. It could also be that there were so many people carrying it it didn't need to stay on surfaces for very long and just passed from person to person.How do you explain Spain and Italy? We have been having temperatures in the low 20s here recently.
That is the problem these days. Plenty of opportunities for clickbait.Think the media need to be a bit more mindful of how they report things. The public have a right to know what's going on obviously but at the same time there's a responsibility to avoid panicking people.
The word going around France is it needs to be 26 degrees or more. Then the virus doesn't last long outside the host.It might be the case that it has a longer gestation period so symptoms are showing at a longer interval after contracting it meaning they picked it up before the good weather. It could also be that there were so many people carrying it it didn't need to stay on surfaces for very long and just passed from person to person.
You not seen them cramming together on the underground?Behaved how?
No shock after seeing how they have behaved
I think people forget how densely populated London is. There are a lot more people per supermarket in inner London than suburban Coventry and these people need to eat.I assume he means the supermarket stuff and things like that
Think we are due a period of it shooting up. London needs a 100% lockdown ASAP.Hoping for good numbers for UK today
No shock after seeing how they have behaved
Do you want them to be laid off and starve to death? They should be at home but if they work for Sports Direct and the c**t wants them in what are they supposed to do? It isn't their fault they're being exploited and TfL have cut the train numbers down. I bet none of them want to be there as much as we don't want them there.You not seen them cramming together on the underground?
Would you have squeezed onto an underground train like they have been?You're falling for it, hook, line and sinker. Quite deliberate strategy of the government to blame the glaring lack of capacity in the health system on the public.
How do you explain Spain and Italy? We have been having temperatures in the low 20s here recently.
So the underground staff should have continued through illness?Do you want them to be laid off and starve to death? They should be at home but if they work for Sports Direct and the c**t wants them in what are they supposed to do? It isn't their fault they're being exploited and TfL have cut the train numbers down. I bet none of them want to be there as much as we don't want them there.
No of course not, you are aware that once a station is opened it can run without staff though? A lot of the trains are driverless too.So the underground staff should have continued through illness?
Would you have squeezed onto an underground train like they have been?
Some of the most deprived areas in the country. People living hand to mouth desperate to avoid losing everything are being blamed. We're going to learn nothing from this.Well, if i was self-employed (like many people are in the 'flexible' economy the Tories aspire to) what other options have I got?
If I had to, yes.Would you have squeezed onto an underground train like they have been?
YesYet again I’m genuinely unsure if you have difficulties with reading comprehension or are just playing dumb to start a fight.
The under ground etc has been an absolute jokeI assume he means the supermarket stuff and things like that
No of course not, you are aware that once a station is opened it can run without staff though? A lot of the trains are driverless too.
Is the evil guy's name Count Boris?Talking of conspiracy theories- Disney, pandemics and all that..
Daughter is at home watching Disney Plus- movie called Tangled.
In that the evil bad guy keeps the heroine quarantined by telling her that the outside world is dangerous and she'll die if she leaves the house. The town is called Corona
"London Underground already has trains that are "driverless" in the sense that the term "train driver" is traditionally meant. The Victoria, Central and Jubilee lines are operated by Automatic Train Operation (ATO) systems - the Victoria partially so since 1968 - which mean they aren't manually controlled by people sitting in cabs at the front end except in an emergency."There aren't any driverless trains on the London Underground. However, the DLR trains are driverless.
tbf, I'd quite like a bloke stopping an emergency"London Underground already has trains that are "driverless" in the sense that the term "train driver" is traditionally meant. The Victoria, Central and Jubilee lines are operated by Automatic Train Operation (ATO) systems - the Victoria partially so since 1968 - which mean they aren't manually controlled by people sitting in cabs at the front end except in an emergency."
theguardian.com/uk/davehillblog/2012/feb/29/boris-johnson-driverless-underground-trains
Bloke in the front is just there for emergencies.
Anyone else struggling today? Motivation has got up and got gone
Works well enough on the DLR without someone on every train though.tbf, I'd quite like a bloke stopping an emergency
Do you want them to be laid off and starve to death? They should be at home but if they work for Sports Direct and the c**t wants them in what are they supposed to do? It isn't their fault they're being exploited and TfL have cut the train numbers down. I bet none of them want to be there as much as we don't want them there.
It might be the case that it has a longer gestation period so symptoms are showing at a longer interval after contracting it meaning they picked it up before the good weather. It could also be that there were so many people carrying it it didn't need to stay on surfaces for very long and just passed from person to person.
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