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This tweet is all the evidence you need?
As someone who doubted we could get sports going this summer I am very happy to see only 2 players tested positive. I also was wary on bars opening in my county, but we've been able to do that without seeing any spikes.Funny that this thread is crickets now that there's good COVID news. It's almost as if the "shut it down now" crowd is disappointed that the NHL season is going to likely continue. Sucks for them but good for hockey fans.
Here's a fact: After five months of non-stop Covid-19 coverage, there have been a minuscule number of people who MAY have been re-infected. Considering that most of the 14.8 million cases were infected by someone they're close to, you'd expect a sizeable number of them to get it twice as the virus re-circulates around the same household. That hasn't happened. Considering that health workers are exposed to Covid-19 on a daily basis, you'd expect a sizeable number of them to get it twice as they're being exposed over and over and over. That hasn't happened either.I don’t think you know what a fact is. How can you state only 5 people on earth have gotten it twice as a fact.
This tweet is all the evidence you need?
Yeah, why wouldn't it be
Because 1 random person claiming they got COVID-19 twice doesn't invalidate all of the studies that say that re-infection isn't possible (or hasn't been possible yet).
It is possible that they got re-infected, because we don't know how long anti-bodies actually last yet, but it goes against basically everything we've heard so far.
What, you mean the studies on macaque monkeys that I'm not putting much faith in?
So you're putting more faith in a WWE correspondent over actual scientists?
That just tells me you have a "COVID-19 is the doomsday" agenda to push here.
She is not the only one
Israeli doctor reinfected with coronavirus 3 months after recovering
COVID-19: Can you get infected with COVID twice, herd immunity
"The possibility of reinfection is certainly real," Dr. Robert Glatter, an emergency physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, told USA TODAY. "And one that I am seeing repeatedly on the front lines."
I guess Dr. Glatter is just pushing a doomsday agenda too.
No, you're the only one here with a doomsday agenda. I never said it was impossible for re-infections to be possible, it just hasn't been proven yet. You dismissing studies because you don't like them to promote random people claiming it's possible just makes you look insanely biased. Is re-infection with COVID possible? Yes, it is, but citing people like WWE commentators claiming they got COVID-19 twice as proof is laughable. Reference an actual study, not a WWE commentator or a physician claiming that he has seen people with COVID multiple times.
You're referencing random people that are using anecdotal evidence to claim that re-infection with COVID is possible. They saying "I have seen people get COVID multiple times, so it's possible" is about as valid as me saying "I haven't seen people get COVID multiple times, so it's not possible". Physicians and a commentators are not virologists.
What, you mean the studies on macaque monkeys that I'm not putting much faith in?
I honestly trust these two woman to tell the truth more than anyone in any position of power in our government right now.
I've heard epidemiologist suggest that these might be a case of the virus being suppressed to the point of testing negative but not actually recovering and the virus reactivating again, rather than actually getting it twice. I don't think getting symptoms in separate periods necessarily means two separate infections
Funny that this thread is crickets now that there's good COVID news. It's almost as if the "shut it down now" crowd is disappointed that the NHL season is going to likely continue. Sucks for them but good for hockey fans.
That is just as bad as "getting it twice". Arguably even worse because that means years down the line these symptoms can continue to pop up out of nowhere.
Funny that this thread is crickets now that there's good COVID news. It's almost as if the "shut it down now" crowd is disappointed that the NHL season is going to likely continue. Sucks for them but good for hockey fans.
ya ok the post has its weight in fools goldThis tweet is all the evidence you need?
no it's notIt's especially funny because the situation is actually rapidly getting worse in Alberta (edmonton specifically.) There's now a week long testing delay, and the last reported period jumped from ~130 new cases to 360+ new cases in one day.
"durr i don't see people saying the same things they've been saying for weeks in this thread, must be getting better!"
Its just about the stupidest thing i've read all day, and I read the proposed statement from the education minister in alberta to be given later today (it's very stupid.)
COVID-19 relaunch status mapno it's not
because the situation isn't "rapidly getting worse" in EdmontonCOVID-19 relaunch status map
Edmonton- Dugan is the only major city location with an infection rate higher than 100/100,000.
It's not an offensive thing, I'm not attacking Edmonton, just weird that you are disputing this.
There is no "shut it down" crowd. There is a "I'm proceeding with cautious optimism because of how quickly things can change with the virus and I wont believe it until I see it but you bet your ass I'm screaming at the top of my lungs when Panarin and Zibanejad hook up for a sick goal a minute into Game 1 against Carolina" crowd.
While also having extreme concern about how the virus is just getting WORSE across America and how that will impact us having a 2020-21 season.
I'm more concerned about that than anything and have serious worries about us having an NFL season.