Grendel you haven't commented on these latest developments, except to dismiss it because it was posted by Schmeee.
The government are backtracking on their original plan as they know they got it wrong. Do you still think they were right? Do you think their new proposals are the right thing to do?
We are schools not closed ?
I actually know someone on the team at imperial college. Its fluidTake your Boris blinkers off mate.
They fucked up.
We were the only country in the world adopting this plan. We were going against the advice of the WHO.
They've changed their plans based on data I'll give you that - the data clearly shows they got it wrong so they had to do something different.
Or they know nurses will be off work looking after the kids leading the hospitals totally fucked...100% there is something we are not being toldBecause it is highly unlikely to have a meaningful effect. Young people and especially children seem to be the least affected and less important to transmitting the disease than they are for influenza.
Grendel you haven't commented on these latest developments, except to dismiss it because it was posted by Schmeee.
The government are backtracking on their original plan as they know they got it wrong. Do you still think they were right? Do you think their new proposals are the right thing to do?
Or they know nurses will be off work looking after the kids leading the hospitals totally fucked...100% there is something we are not being told
Have they got much choice now ? I can’t see how they willl be able to keep them open much longer took my lad to football tonight hardly anyone there kids are starting to be kept off school now as it isIt is both. Plus the small matter of cancelling GCSEs and A-levels less than 2 months in advance
Gonna have to surely. My daughter in year 11 bless herIt is both. Plus the small matter of cancelling GCSEs and A-levels less than 2 months in advance
My mum works in a senior school the rumour is they could close Friday she’s just told me but no1 knowsGonna have to surely. My daughter in year 11 bless her
Saying on the BBC now new modelling has changed the plan as 250,000 deaths were predicted. Apparently based on numbers of people needing intensive care in Italy. NHS would never have enough capacity. New data says previous strategy would not work and WHO advice turned out to be right.
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Yep that’s the assumption I madeMy mum works in a senior school the rumour is they could close Friday she’s just told me but no1 knows
Are we the only country in Europe that’s schools are still open ?
The food situ is what worries me I haven’t panicked at all now I’m on the verge of going to Tesco to try stock up
what’s everyone’s thoughts on the food situation?
The food situ is what worries me I haven’t panicked at all now I’m on the verge of going to Tesco to try stock up
what’s everyone’s thoughts on the food situation?
The food situ is what worries me I haven’t panicked at all now I’m on the verge of going to Tesco to try stock up
what’s everyone’s thoughts on the food situation?
Good questionThe real worry is if a lot of people are sick or just on lockdown the supply chains start to struggle. Does anyone know if the countries in full lock down let jobs like this continue? What about power stations? Data centres?
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Good question
My mum works in a senior school the rumour is they could close Friday she’s just told me but no1 knows
insurance will not normally pay out anyway unless a specific policy is taken out - fake news old boy
I think I preferred Philosorapter’s chart, on which I think the line of interest was on a similar trajectory.And the latest chart:
Once again, the plan of doing nothing has done a really good job of flattening the peak hasn't it.
We need to protect the many and not the very few who will be impacted and the many need economic security and most of the few would die anyway
The food situ is what worries me I haven’t panicked at all now I’m on the verge of going to Tesco to try stock up
what’s everyone’s thoughts on the food situation?
In my school there are whispers of closures next week and senior management are ramping up making sure that all teachers are set up to deliver work by Teams/OneNote etc. If the exams indeed are cancelled then it would also make irrelevant all the work I have put in to help my exam classes and the work that these classes have put in over the years. A few seem delighted at the prospect-most are actually disheartened or pissed off. We might have to end up using predicted grades or mock exams and unit tests if the worst comes to it. Hoping it doesn't.
The food situ is what worries me I haven’t panicked at all now I’m on the verge of going to Tesco to try stock up
what’s everyone’s thoughts on the food situation?
Saw earlier that Microsoft teams is already struggling under increased demand.
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All essential jobs continue out here including reduced public transport for those that don't drive.Good question
Yeah my daughter has been learning how to use that just in case.
We're doing OK but the trajectory is worryingSimilar to what we’ve seen but as cases per 100 000 so accounts for differing populations.
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Saw earlier that Microsoft teams is already struggling under increased demand.
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Digital training is under my remit and I've gone from no one giving a shit about Teams to every man and his dog begging for it and training
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