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This, from my understanding it was developed to show people who were struggling, so works quite well for discovering people who are mentally disabled but not very well beyond that.
Norwegian teenagers don't need to perform in school to have a safe and resourceful life(far from anyone, but on average which drags the average score down). Incidentally, the scores started to drop off some time after they found oil and the life standard/social security increased... It is one of the fallacies of having too much welfare. Welfare/social security should be cornerstone in any modern society, but to much makes the population lazy, unambitious and costly over time. While there are no longitudinal studies as far as I know about this, I reckon one would see the same development in some animal populations if they would never need to search/hunt for food or hide from animals higher up in the foodchain over time or 1/2 generations.
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People are selfish at core, and in crisis, this becomes more apparent. Maslow strikes again.
I work inside a busy warehouse employs upwards of 3000 people and no sign of slowing down.
What?! Where is that?
Weird analogy during these times fellas. Do you want it to be survival of the fittest or do you want to wait out a vaccine?
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You are convinced the government and media are honest. Maybe not everyone is as trusting as you? Do you consider that?
Assuming that is aimed at me.
Fecking retard land,America.
I’m a self employed electrician that sub contracts to a company and we’ve got a few sites like this. Luckily I’m working elsewhere but the building I’m in probably isn’t much better. Think everyone who I work with is just waiting for the order to stop now and hopefully a little help from the government.
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What are they supposed to do? They are probably all still required to go to work because the useless UK government has done nothing but advise and warn and request companies to close.
We might have to lockdown for a year to prevent things like this, how do people pay for food and bills for a year and stay home?
Yes exactly. I dread to think of the poor buggers that are doing all the work behind the scenes to get pay sorted out for people whilst they’re off work. There’s going to be millions of people soon who’ll need sorting out.
They tested his blood and said he had a virus but it "wasn't too bad" so he should just go home. 3 weeks later they actually took it seriously when he still wasn't feeling too super (but no longer had breathing difficulties) and gave him the proper Covid-19 test for which he came up negative. They then contacted him again last week asking if they could test his blood for antibodies as they think he might have had it and then got a 2nd virus at which point he tested negative for it. Haven't heard the results yet but if he did have it I am probably a super spreader since I was with him in China and sit next to him in the office and I (until last week) took the train to work every day from London. So yeah, I might be living evidence of the government's abject failure at contact tracing.
We did, but Donald and Stephen Miller fired all of them.
You wouldn't be laughing if you tasted them.
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They're rotten arent they.
Yes, announced a few minutes ago. There was a 13% increase in cases yesterday, 15% today. (I think: fag packet maths)
You surely don’t believe that?
I don't think it's the number of new cases today specifically but rather the number of new cases/deaths since they last reported yesterday, so basically over the last 24 hours. Seems each country does it at a different time. Italy is around 5pm I think?
