Roy wrote:My grandparents lived through it, but never even mentioned it.
That was probably with good reason. Medicine then was pretty crude by today's standards and a lot of people died.
Roy wrote:My grandparents lived through it, but never even mentioned it.
up148 wrote:The scary part is this is all theory and no one knows how it will come out.
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:up148 wrote:The scary part is this is all theory and no one knows how it will come out.
Well, not quite. We do know and understand very well how epidemics and all propagate and how to react to them and how to control things - we just failed.
It's where we are going now that's the unknown. We've totally mucked it up and will be very long in the recovery phase. We're probably screwing it all up now re-opening too soon and too fast; we'll know how bad that will be shortly. Numbers in GA and TN look bad.
Economics -- well, having a trade war with anyone right now would be a bad idea.......or get into a blame game with the country that holds control of our medical drug pipeline....
up148 wrote:KCMO suburbs open tomorrow, but people totally relaxed on masks and gloves already during the past week, which I think is very scary. Went to Lowe's on Friday and virtually no one wearing masks or social distancing...totally different than a week ago. The area has been very lucky with very low numbers, but if the virus is to ever gain ground here, the time is now. These people must think they're immortal.

webenda wrote:Stimulus for the deceased (DECD).
rogruth wrote:webenda wrote:Stimulus for the deceased (DECD).
Any explanation, Wayne?
Do you know that person?
robert. wrote:That most likely is how election ballots will end up , if done by mail
up148 wrote:When systems are overwhelmed and you hire hundreds or thousands of new workers to help, this is what happens. People are not infallible and you have to want to do a good job, not to make mistakes...don't see that happening with part time workers who will be gone before the mistakes are evident. This is what scares me...people who get the stimulus who shouldn't, stimulus sent to deceased or ??? All the people I know who weren't supposed to get it, didn't, so hopefully Wayne's experience is an isolated case.
But, no reason to think it doesn't work this way with mail in voting. Sure it doesn't have to be this way, but....................
robert. wrote:Pa. spent 90 million last year on upgrades and new machines.
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