Changing the quarantine
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wrote on 28 Dec 2021, 22:56 last edited by
You have got to be freaking kidding me.
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wrote on 29 Dec 2021, 00:43 last edited by
@mik said in Changing the quarantine:
Same reason the NFL has shortened things up. The spectre of some really good teams getting whacked by ten day quarantines was too much to bear...It's all about the
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wrote on 30 Dec 2021, 03:08 last edited by
https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/29/health/us-coronanavirus-wednesday/index.html
CDC director explains new Covid-19 guidance as the US heads into a harrowing phase of the pandemic
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wrote on 30 Dec 2021, 03:15 last edited by
Harrowing?
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wrote on 30 Dec 2021, 03:33 last edited by
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wrote on 2 Jan 2022, 03:04 last edited by
Science and our knowledge is constantly evolving, with the speed of this change increasing in todays modern time.
1000 years ago, the absolute smartest people who were alive at the time (probably considered geniuses) would for sure argue that the sun revolved around the earth. Does that make them stupid? Of course not. Based on the information and knowledge that they had at the time and previous knowledge people had, they made their best analyses.
I sometimes get the feeling that people think that scientists around the world are part of some secret conspiracy regarding COVID and the information the relay to the people. For the most part, information/restrictions/"mandates" around the world are pretty similar.
From countries with very liberal governments to those who are very authorityism , there is not much difference what the rules are in each country. (Or course there are some "outliers", but not too many).
So, to say that the US (for example) is "changing the rules" or "they dont know what they are talking about" seems to ignore that the rest of world is basically doing the same thing.
Things are evolving and there is an expectation in todays world for instantaneous action and response.
(YES, I UNDERSTAND IN THIS CASE, THE US SEEMS TO BE ALONE IN REDUCING THE QUARANTINE AMOUNT)
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Science and our knowledge is constantly evolving, with the speed of this change increasing in todays modern time.
1000 years ago, the absolute smartest people who were alive at the time (probably considered geniuses) would for sure argue that the sun revolved around the earth. Does that make them stupid? Of course not. Based on the information and knowledge that they had at the time and previous knowledge people had, they made their best analyses.
I sometimes get the feeling that people think that scientists around the world are part of some secret conspiracy regarding COVID and the information the relay to the people. For the most part, information/restrictions/"mandates" around the world are pretty similar.
From countries with very liberal governments to those who are very authorityism , there is not much difference what the rules are in each country. (Or course there are some "outliers", but not too many).
So, to say that the US (for example) is "changing the rules" or "they dont know what they are talking about" seems to ignore that the rest of world is basically doing the same thing.
Things are evolving and there is an expectation in todays world for instantaneous action and response.
(YES, I UNDERSTAND IN THIS CASE, THE US SEEMS TO BE ALONE IN REDUCING THE QUARANTINE AMOUNT)
wrote on 2 Jan 2022, 23:41 last edited by@taiwan_girl said in Changing the quarantine:
Science and our knowledge is constantly evolving, with the speed of this change increasing in todays modern time.
Of course.
Now, explain this:
tl;dr version: "We're changing our policies (again) because people don't like it."
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wrote on 2 Jan 2022, 23:49 last edited by
I assume the virus will make the corresponding adjustment.
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@taiwan_girl said in Changing the quarantine:
Science and our knowledge is constantly evolving, with the speed of this change increasing in todays modern time.
Of course.
Now, explain this:
tl;dr version: "We're changing our policies (again) because people don't like it."
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wrote on 3 Jan 2022, 01:49 last edited by Jolly 1 Mar 2022, 01:50
Change begins in small increments, especially among the elderly. Help me to help you.
