PMWinSTP
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Such as what, and why?If we are going to have a season that starts in September it needs to begin pretty quick.
Such as what, and why?If we are going to have a season that starts in September it needs to begin pretty quick.
Lol...wut? No it doesn't.If we are going to have a season that starts in September it needs to begin pretty quick.
You said and I quote...."If we would just stop paying people to stay home this would all self resolve in less than a week. Who at the U would not return to work if not being paid? Profs, football players, coaches, university president?"
Please explain your first line and I will quote it again for you. "If we would just stop paying people to stay at home this would all self resolve in less than a week."
I am honestly curious to see what method you take. So we take away unemployment and force everyone to return to work and wala it is all back to normal? You are so all over the place in these threads it is impossible to tell what the hell you are talking about most of the time.
Your second sentence about who would not return to work if not being paid is just stupid and not even worth the time to respond to
I have given up hope of Gopherhole doing anything to remove your toxic thread takeover behavior from the board so let's all sit back and see where your next 100 posts in this thread take us. Sure it will be just as entertaining and off the rails as your previous thread takeovers.
I agree, and that could be in question.
The OP was "Start Up Spring Practice Now." We are currently in the month of April. To say we should, shouldn't, will or won't have practice in August is an entirely different conversation. The fact that the total death rate in NYC has fallen the last 10 days is fabulous news, but it's an entirely different conversation from the fact that total deaths here up hundreds of % in March and early April (see the graph in post #40). Both can be true.
Veritas' new thing is railing against "people being paid to stay home."
I'm old, so I remember when they had a different name for it - Unemployment.
Veritas also thinks that people who go to food banks are "lining up for free food."
and BTW, I work in what is considered an 'essential' job, so I go to work everyday. Also, because the owner of my company applied for and received funding through the Payroll Protection program, I am not allowed to file for unemployment. that is a stipulation of the program - if you take PPP funds, you cannot lay off employees, because the whole purpose of the fund is to allow companies to keep their employees on payroll.
Go back and review post #40, please.Yes and from 1 to 4 is 400%. Big deal, up 400%. No one under age 65 without a pre existing conditions has died is a better guide. That is 0%.
Go back and review post #40, please.
Go back and review post #40, please.
We're talking about spring practice right now, not the season in the fall. Spring ball is not worth the risk at this time. Yes the players have very low risk of complications from Covid. But they can pass it along to each other and then players can bring it home with them to a family member or someone else. It's just an unnecessary activity at this point.
You can't freeze the economy until there is no danger to the frail. The unintended consequences are absolutely enormous, beyond calculation, there is already so much death and mayhem built into this optional depression, the COVID19 deaths are already a tiny statistic in comparison to the crushed hopes, suicides, lost livelihoods, delayed elective surgeries. Our political leaders know this and are already trying to figure out a way to walk this back without suffering fatal career shame.
How many people have died from delayed elective surgeries?You can't freeze the economy until there is no danger to the frail. The unintended consequences are absolutely enormous, beyond calculation, there is already so much death and mayhem built into this optional depression, the COVID19 deaths are already a tiny statistic in comparison to the crushed hopes, suicides, lost livelihoods, delayed elective surgeries. Our political leaders know this and are already trying to figure out a way to walk this back without suffering fatal career shame.
I didn't say otherwise. Not holding spring practice will not affect the economy. If we're going to start opening things up, it should be for necessary activities that help the economy.You can't freeze the economy until there is no danger to the frail. The unintended consequences are absolutely enormous, beyond calculation, there is already so much death and mayhem built into this optional depression, the COVID19 deaths are already a tiny statistic in comparison to the crushed hopes, suicides, lost livelihoods, delayed elective surgeries. Our political leaders know this and are already trying to figure out a way to walk this back without suffering fatal career shame.
“delayed elective surgeries”. Those are freaking elective. Trying exercising before getting the bariatric surgery.You can't freeze the economy until there is no danger to the frail. The unintended consequences are absolutely enormous, beyond calculation, there is already so much death and mayhem built into this optional depression, the COVID19 deaths are already a tiny statistic in comparison to the crushed hopes, suicides, lost livelihoods, delayed elective surgeries. Our political leaders know this and are already trying to figure out a way to walk this back without suffering fatal career shame.
Beat me to it!Well that is good because that is not what anyone is doing ....
We'll see. It's 50/50 at best for me that it starts back up in August. There would need to be some pretty tight controls, like having them essentially quarantined as a group including all coaches and any support staff.Personally, I see each day as making a delay less and less likely. Go Gophers!!
I hear that's the Sweden modelAircraft carriers, pork plants, subways...all indicate rapid and broadbased infection with small death rate...It moves faster than typical flu, but is no more deadly per infection. QUARANTINE THE WEAK, NOT THE STRONG
Source please...Aircraft carriers, pork plants, subways...all indicate rapid and broadbased infection with small death rate...It moves faster than typical flu, but is no more deadly per infection. QUARANTINE THE WEAK, NOT THE STRONG
A question for the "Let the season start on time!" folks...
In your minds, WHO gets to make the final decision on when the season starts?
I'm really curious to hear your answers.
I hear that's the Sweden model
A question for the "Let the season start on time!" folks...
In your minds, WHO gets to make the final decision on when the season starts?
I'm really curious to hear your answers.
We'll see. It's 50/50 at best for me that it starts back up in August. There would need to be some pretty tight controls, like having them essentially quarantined as a group including all coaches and any support staff.
Who's on 2nd...WHO gets to.
A lot of support staff who are not healthy college students with no underlying conditions. This infection rate is much higher than the flu...my point that it is 50/50 at best.COVID19 is too contagious to confine by these tactics, but yeah sure. If a player gets sick he should quarantine, but you have a lot of players right now who are asymptomatic. The vast majority of college students have adequate immune systems. People with co-morbitities have a lot to worry about and should continue to be very careful: Masks, avoid crowds, etc. The young should avoid their grandparents until therapies improve. But we must move our economy, culture, families and young people forward with productive work ASAP. The alternative is heaping loads of death in a multitude of ways.
A question for the "Let the season start on time!" folks...
In your minds, WHO gets to make the final decision on when the season starts?
I'm really curious to hear your answers.