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And you may even be able to pay them off with a check from the government https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/17/mnuchin-says-trump-administration-is-looking-to-get-cash-to-americans-immediately.html

Interesting

That logic doesn't check out chief. You can't take the mortality rate of the disease across all demographics and then assume that will apply to the most vulnerable demographic. It's going to be higher

https://medium.com/@joschabach/flattening-the-curve-is-a-deadly-delusion-eea324fe9727 A bit of a more frightening perspective on "flattening the curve"

1st that jumped to mind was the 2008 FSU fumble. The 2nd was in 2006 against Maryland. GT was up 27-23 and Maryland gets the ball with 3 minutes left on their own 20 needing a TD. Work their way down the field and then they complete a 56 yard pass to Darius Heyward-Bey who takes it down to the...

A good visualization of how social distancing can affect "flattening the curve" of the spread of the disease https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/world/corona-simulator/

Yes, the goal. If we can help ourselves

One of those cases is Forrest Gump. So yes, RUNNNNIIINNNG

To this second point, that seems like wishful thinking. You expect someone who "was possibly exposed" to self quarantine for 14 days? Someone maybe was in the same room as someone who traveled somewhere and now you expect them to self quarantine, take unpaid time off work or eat into their...

A key to problem solving is understanding the scope of the problem. That requires accurate information so you can respond in turn. No, no one thinks testing itself stops the disease but good job in slaying that straw man. But if you want to address the problem you would want accurate numbers...

*sigh* It wasn't a one off. But go ahead, continue being defensive about criticism of the administration. I don't expect any administration to "quickly fix" a problem like this. But the President of the United States should do better.

Not changing the subject. One of those links was an example of someone in Georgia who was denied testing. And then eventually tested positive after appeals to get tested by the medical professionals. *nm, you must've read that article If it wasn't clear already, then yes, I do think this...

I don't think being aware of testing issues is something that only God and Debbie WS can achieve. https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/02/united-states-badly-bungled-coronavirus-testing-things-may-soon-improve...

Ok. And Pence was appointed by POTUS 2 weeks ago to be in charge of the coronavirus. He's had 2 weeks to find an answer to that question. But I'm glad Debbie WS is finally pushing for an answer on that. Would be nice if we didn't have to wait for her to ask the right question though.

Sounds like a good question for the point man Pence