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Hell, are you nuts, man? Statistically, it is a fact that young adults are more likely to die in an auto accident than from covid. Kindly explain to us uneducated why young adults should rush to get the vaccine that is, as yet, unproven in its long term effects. Methinks you are too religious...

I have two fir Sunday if anyone wants them

I never suggested that strict rules cause infections, that's a silly thought. I merely implied that strict rules have done little or nothing to reduce infections.The total death rates definitively demonstrate that to all but the most partisan observers.

Cases are also a highly misleading statistic. Hospitalizations...yes. odd though that the surges in the US are in cold weather states with the strict it’s rules

We are not India.

Jeez. Cheaters!

I beli they are “conditionally approved”

Precisely.

I don't think I am being clear in trying to make my point. Let me try again. I am NOT trying to argue that mankind is not affecting current rise in CO2 levels. I AM arguing that there have always been very severe climate shifts in our planet's history, including extinction level events, and that...

This Braves team is a mess. Not impressive at all.

We finally play a game where we have no errors and only 4 walks allowed. YAY!

How about Obama’s climate change guy? How a Physicist Became a Climate Truth Teller: @HolmanJenkins interviews Steven Koonin

No, what you’re missing is that if the CO2 levels can rise that much WITHOUT any aid from mankind, to the point where there is NO ice at the poles, I don’t think it will matter much how slowly that change occurs. It is hubris to think mankind can manage climate change. The Earth has experienced...

Dinosaur Era Had 5 Times Today's CO2

https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-a-physicist-became-a-climate-truth-teller-11618597216

Just curious...... Since according to the archeological record, the earth has had higher levels of CO2 long long ago (way before man was ever around), are you of the belief that mankind can somehow control the planet's climate?

https://www.wsj.com/articles/climate-media-vs-climate-science-11618355224

This thread reminds me an awful lot of the basketball threads. There was a lot of chatter about how our coaches hadn't proven themselves yet, how we inevitably lost to teams we shouldn't lose to, etc etc A solid winning streak solved those problems. (For now...we'll see what next year...

Don't disagree on the throws form the other infielders. But many of the errors have been on plays by our pitchers, and Compton would have had to have been built like the Jolly Green Giant to get some of those!

Concerned for Huerter.....hope he is OK. We need every solid arm we've got! I liked what I saw from Grissom his first time out against Auburn, despite the line score, and I think he showed me why today.