Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity

[LuFins Dad]

@George-K said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Doctor-Phibes said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

I would have thought it was bloody obvious that they should model different body types with crash test dummies. They have kids modeled, why not women?

Nice to see that the Biden administration's secretary of transportation acknowledges that there are actually biologic differences between men and women, even if others in the administration can't define it.

Zing!

[Jolly]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

Sure.

You keep taking the de-wormer. Maybe swallow a UV light while you're at it.

If you think Fauci and Birx were the idiots in the room while Trump was speaking, I honestly don't know what to say.

I think Fauci knew the Wuhan Virus was a lab leak and lied like a dog about it.

If you want a tower of Truth and Virtue, it ain't that lying SOB...

[Mik]

@Jolly said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Doctor-Phibes said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@jon-nyc said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

Right that’s how things always used to work. It also used to be that public health officials didn’t recommend courses of action that killed more rather than fewer people as long as the phenotypic mix was was more to their liking. But here we are.

I feel we've also crossed a line when the President of the United States called his own senior health advisors 'idiots' as part of a losing re-election campaign, right in the middle of a pandemic that is killing millions, and which he had repeatedly tried to play down the seriousness of.

Looking back with 20/20 hindsight, Trump wasn't too far off.

I don't think anyone can honestly say in hindsight that we did not overreact. Perhaps not in the initial steps, but in how long they continued.

[Doctor Phibes]

@Mik said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

I don't think anyone can honestly say in hindsight that we did not overreact. Perhaps not in the initial steps, but in how long they continued.

Everybody's a stable genius in hindsight.

Well, almost everybody.

[Jolly]

@Mik said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Jolly said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Doctor-Phibes said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@jon-nyc said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

Right that’s how things always used to work. It also used to be that public health officials didn’t recommend courses of action that killed more rather than fewer people as long as the phenotypic mix was was more to their liking. But here we are.

I feel we've also crossed a line when the President of the United States called his own senior health advisors 'idiots' as part of a losing re-election campaign, right in the middle of a pandemic that is killing millions, and which he had repeatedly tried to play down the seriousness of.

Looking back with 20/20 hindsight, Trump wasn't too far off.

I don't think anyone can honestly say in hindsight that we did not overreact. Perhaps not in the initial steps, but in how long they continued.

I think we need to do a thorough post-mortem on our response, taking a look at what worked and what didn't, relegating our conclusions to only those that are supported by medical science, data and typical human behavior.

We have not done so.

[Jolly]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Mik said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

I don't think anyone can honestly say in hindsight that we did not overreact. Perhaps not in the initial steps, but in how long they continued.

Everybody's a stable genius in hindsight.

Well, almost everybody.

Yeah, well your buddy was lying at the time and he knew it. I have nothing for the man. he doesn't deserve the title of doctor.

[Doctor Phibes]

@Mik said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

I don't think anyone can honestly say in hindsight that we did not overreact. Perhaps not in the initial steps, but in how long they continued.

I don't know that we did, to be honest. If you remember the horror that unfolded in Italy and New York it's easy to see why we did what we did.

[Mik]

@Jolly said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Mik said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Jolly said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Doctor-Phibes said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@jon-nyc said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

Right that’s how things always used to work. It also used to be that public health officials didn’t recommend courses of action that killed more rather than fewer people as long as the phenotypic mix was was more to their liking. But here we are.

I feel we've also crossed a line when the President of the United States called his own senior health advisors 'idiots' as part of a losing re-election campaign, right in the middle of a pandemic that is killing millions, and which he had repeatedly tried to play down the seriousness of.

Looking back with 20/20 hindsight, Trump wasn't too far off.

I don't think anyone can honestly say in hindsight that we did not overreact. Perhaps not in the initial steps, but in how long they continued.

I think we need to do a thorough post-mortem on our response, taking a look at what worked and what didn't, relegating our conclusions to only those that are supported by medical science, data and typical human behavior.

We have not done so.

Which I find astounding. A better example to learn from will not come along anytime soon. I hope.

[Mik]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Mik said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

I don't think anyone can honestly say in hindsight that we did not overreact. Perhaps not in the initial steps, but in how long they continued.

I don't know that we did, to be honest. If you remember the horror that unfolded in Italy and New York it's easy to see why we did what we did.

I think that's what I said for the initial actions taken, but not for the length of time we did, and not with the outlandish outlay of funding.

[Doctor Phibes]

@Mik said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

I think that's what I said for the initial actions taken, but not for the length of time we did, and not with the outlandish outlay of funding.

The blanket payouts by both administrations were incredibly wasteful.

[LuFins Dad]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

@Mik said in Crash Test Dummies Deserve Gender Equity:

I don't think anyone can honestly say in hindsight that we did not overreact. Perhaps not in the initial steps, but in how long they continued.

I don't know that we did, to be honest. If you remember the horror that unfolded in Italy and New York it's easy to see why we did what we did.

Okay, that could excuse 15 days and the 6 ft social distancingm.… What about from May 1st, 2020 onward?

[Copper]

May 1, 2020

Was that "15 days to stop the spread"?

mission accomplished

[Doctor Phibes]

Edit - never mind, all a bit too personal