The plans say vulnerable individuals should continue to be sheltered but idk how you decide if your a vulnerable individual or how you prove you are.. just a question.
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OK, I found what you're talking about. Good question. Maybe Gov. Polis will write in protections for anyone that feels vulnerable? I really don't know.
Yes and no. As an example, when my county did it they said cities could make rules more strict but not less. I imagine it works the same way from state to county.
Conversely, when the county raised the smoking age, cities could opt out.
Jurisdictional law gets muddy.
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That’s interesting...
Will Covid-19 kill off cash? ATM withdrawals plummet by 60 per cent under lockdown as three quarters of shoppers say they'll switch to contactless or go online in future
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Will Covid-19 kill off cash? ATM withdrawals plummet by 60 per cent under lockdown as three quarters of shoppers say they'll switch to contactless or go online in future
Will Covid-19 kill off cash? ATM withdrawals plummet by 60 per cent
More than half of people said they are now avoiding using cash. Over three-quarters of people think the coronavirus crisis will affect their future use of cash and they will use contactless cards more.
In this country (UK) the government sent letters to vulnerable people telling them they were vulnerable.
That's how they knew.
I believe that the government got their lists from the NHS. People who were being treated for certain conditions, and local doctor practices sending lists of their vulnerable people.
In practice it seems a bit random.
People you would expect are not on the list, people you do not expect are.
But this is just my personal observations and opinion. Maybe they have an ultimate DNR list and they used that.
Or maybe they grabbed names out of a hat.
That's how they knew.
I believe that the government got their lists from the NHS. People who were being treated for certain conditions, and local doctor practices sending lists of their vulnerable people.
In practice it seems a bit random.
People you would expect are not on the list, people you do not expect are.
But this is just my personal observations and opinion. Maybe they have an ultimate DNR list and they used that.
Or maybe they grabbed names out of a hat.
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Ohio, Missouri and Iowa are latest states to lift coronavirus restrictions as 83 million Americans begin to see normality return after weeks of shutdown
www.dailymail.co.uk
New Zealand comes out of lockdown… and heads straight to McDonald's! Hundreds of Big Mac fans queue from midnight as 400,000 got back to work
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Alabama and Ohio are latest to lift coronavirus restrictions
Fourteen states that are home to more than 95 million people have started reopening their economies or announced their reopening plans.
New Zealand comes out of lockdown… and heads straight to McDonald's! Hundreds of Big Mac fans queue from midnight as 400,000 got back to work
Hundreds line up outside McDonalds after restaurant reopens
Hundreds of hungry Kiwis have queued up to get their first McDonald's fix in weeks after the fast food restaurant reopened its doors following strict COVID-19 lockdown.
Doesn’t work in America where so much of the population doesn’t go to the dr because they can’t afford to. Like I said, questions..
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But of course..keep the doom and gloom coming!
Mankind will suffer worse pandemics than coronavirus if we do not protect the environment and halt deforestation, scientists warn
Because that’s what people need to hear right now..
Losing It: 72% Of Locked-Down Americans Say They’ll Reach ‘Breaking Point’ By Mid-June
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Exasperation Grows Over Delays Trying To Sign Up For Unemployment, ‘People Have No Food, People Are Talking About Suicide’
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Mankind will suffer worse pandemics than coronavirus if we do not protect the environment and halt deforestation, scientists warn
Because that’s what people need to hear right now..
Losing It: 72% Of Locked-Down Americans Say They’ll Reach ‘Breaking Point’ By Mid-June
Losing It: 72% Of Locked-Down Americans Say They'll Reach 'Breaking Point' By Mid-June
In all, 1,895 U.S. citizens over the age of 18 were surveyed, and 72% expect to reach a "breaking point" by mid-June if stay-at-home orders aren't lifted.
www.studyfinds.org
Exasperation Grows Over Delays Trying To Sign Up For Unemployment, ‘People Have No Food, People Are Talking About Suicide’
Exasperation Grows Over Delays Trying To Sign Up For Unemployment, 'People Have No Food, People Are Talking About Suicide'
Many New York and New Jersey residents are losing hope, and are out of cash.
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No, it will not kill cash. The black market and under the table rely on cash.That’s interesting...
Will Covid-19 kill off cash? ATM withdrawals plummet by 60 per cent under lockdown as three quarters of shoppers say they'll switch to contactless or go online in future
Will Covid-19 kill off cash? ATM withdrawals plummet by 60 per cent
More than half of people said they are now avoiding using cash. Over three-quarters of people think the coronavirus crisis will affect their future use of cash and they will use contactless cards more.
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The way people have panicked over this virus..I could see cash as becoming one more thing to panic over while people look at us as a suspect way of catching the virus.
I don't think cash people fall into the panic group.
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Haha...the moment someone says that the virus lives on your cash it will.
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this was a fun little toy. Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard made a simulator that makes predictions based on current conditions, more strict lockdowns, and lifting restrictions entirely.
there was no real difference made when conditions were changed from shelter in place to more strict lockdowns.
There was no real difference between 8 weeks at current conditions and 12 weeks. They come to about what your saying if I remember right.
but when you change conditions to 4 weeks or no restrictions at all between now and aug 31, the numbers start jumping a lot.
With no restrictions when I looked at states individually, they were basically a .5% mortality rate when compared to the population of the state as a whole and somewhere around 1% when compared with the predicted number of positive cases.
so it will be interesting to see how this goes. At this point, I’m just like people can do what they want. If they want to reopen, let them reopen. I’m probably not going to change much in the next 8 weeks myself, but I did have a different situation to begin with and have been working. So I understand the money thing. I would just prefer that we were giving people money to make it 8 more weeks, but that’s just me.
No restrictions works out to about 1 million deaths by aug 31, but if people have no problem with that, then let’s just go ahead and test this whole thing.
https://www.covid19sim.org/
Yes. I can see how it would be different in your country.
I sympathise with your situation. It seems very confusing.
But is is certainly weird for someone just to get a government letter labelling them as 'vulnerable', and under different rules to the rest of the population.
It makes me wonder what other lists they have.
What other labels have been applied.
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four people have to hold me. or when I'm unconscious.
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I’ve worked the coronavirus front line — and I say it’s time to start opening up
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