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My Woolies was "dead" today by comparison to other days and normal Saturdays.Interesting, my son went to our local Woolies today and said it was packed, no one showing any respect for social distancing
How does "community spread" escalate quickly when most (the greater majority by far) people are isolating - that is wrong.Because too many are not isolating, and they then go home and spread it to their families/housemates.
Quote me your source Jack...re May/June. That is illogical.https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/health-wellbeing/coronavirus-cases-in-australia-will-peak-in-may-or-june-health-authorities-say-c-761936
The incubation period (99%) anyway is 14 days or less (median 5 days).
And:
"Even people who develop symptoms are at risk of unwittingly spreading the virus. A study in China suggests that infectiousness starts about 2.5 days before the onset of symptoms, and peaks 15 hours before (medRxiv, doi.org/dqbr).
We know that coughs and sneezes spread the virus, so how is it possible for asymptomatic people to spread the infection?
People with mild or no symptoms can have a very high viral load in their upper respiratory tracts, meaning they can shed the virus through spitting, touching their mouths or noses and then a surface, or possibly talking. Even people who don’t feel ill occasionally cough or sneeze.
Once symptoms develop, a person’s viral load declines steadily, and they become increasingly less infectious. However, people appear to keep shedding the virus for around two weeks after they recover from covid-19, both in their saliva and stools (medRxiv, doi.org/dqbs). This means that even once a person’s symptoms have cleared, it may still be possible to infect other people.
Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2238473-you-could-be-spreading-the-coronavirus-without-realising-youve-got-it/#ixzz6HwUGhmXL
"the start of community spread"? What the f... do you think has been happening in recent weeks?
Why do you think we've been socially isolating?
The data doesn't lie! (short of a random event)
I thought the same thing, FB, until I saw we had 111 new cases in VIC today... up from the 55 or so average over the past week or so. And NSW figures haven't come in yet for today... gulp!Unfortunately I don't think we are even within sight of the peak (predicted to be late May or early June. In NSW, for the first time yesterday they had more than 50% of their new cases that had not been on a cruise ship or returned from overseas, and had no known contact with anybody who had. That means the start of community spread. And once it starts, it will gain momentum quickly. We're ll hoping the self isolation will slow it down, but there are too many morons who refuse to follow instructions in this country, so increased community spread is inevitable in my opinion
It definitely had Harrington.I saw that too, it was some reporter's prediction of what the AFLW team of the year would be
It wasn't one of those links.
This team i had had your 'supercoach' look to it. Green oval back ground with Players named in positon and circle for team logo with the name.
So Harrington had a carlton logo with it. So unless they got it wrong on both counts, not likely. Cannot recall where i saw it though....online somewhere.