Gabriel
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At a hefty price tag too.
Indeed. One paper I read said that the EU has now taken half of Pfizer's projected production for 2021.
At a hefty price tag too.
Love the fact that's a logarithmic scale so were put with the rest of the pack.
If it was a 20 lap race Israel would have crossed the finishing line. We'd be nearing the middle of lap 2, the US and Denmark would be starting lap 2, Germany, Italy and China would be on the middle of lap 1 and France would have run about 5 yards
People are already dying in ambulances on hospital car parks.It is over the limit we were at in April across the UK and every region in England.
However, ventilator patients at the most sick in ICU are lower everywhere but fast approaching those limits in places like London,
We are not at the peak yet - as had we acted when everyone bar our leaders knew we should then by now we might be.
The true meaning of swamped will be on TV screens around the world in a week or two as people die in ambulances unable to be admitted. Tragically that is turning into a very real possibility.
So the total deaths today without the all settings ones from England are:- 886.
This is the highest yet and it seems certain another 1000 + total will result.
Unfortunately as we escalate this pandemic this next week or two it may yet get worse before it gets better as deaths will be the last thing to start to fall as in every wave.
By then the NHS may be swamped.
I heard some professor or other on the TV a day or so ago saying (in terms) "I don't want to frighten people".Bet they won't be on tv screens. One of the only effective lockdowns the government have done is the lockdown of cameras in hospitals. We saw more footage of Italian hospitals than our own
Unbelievably grim seeing these figures tbh. Innit shite just living everyday hoping that your loved ones don't catch it and die? No real way to live your life.
I agree with the fear factor but we have so many world leading virologists on here who loved to mock Whitty and Vallance.I heard some professor or other on the TV a day or so ago saying (in terms) "I don't want to frighten people".
In my view, we absolute SHOULD be frightening people. And when people start to feel relaxed, frighten them more.
When the first terrible scenes in Italy emerged at the beginning of last year - people dying in corridors etc - people were rightly frightened and we saw pretty good compliance with the rules. People have become blaze and this is half the problem. It's not (only) that the rules have been too lax; it's that people have in very large numbers, not been following them. Perhaps if they genuinely thought their lives, or their loved ones' lives, were in mortal danger then they might take it a bit more seriously.
So they are a bargain thenAs much as we and the US did in December €15.50 or something like
I know. I'm just pulling your leg.Jeez. As I said, I put it on a log scale specifically so the trends of others currently behind us could be seen. I also explicitly said we're doing better than it seems at first glance. What more do you want? Feel free to go to the source and post any other variation you want. Was just intended to be of interest
Spanish too.And the Dutch: 'what race?'
I heard some professor or other on the TV a day or so ago saying (in terms) "I don't want to frighten people".
In my view, we absolute SHOULD be frightening people. And when people start to feel relaxed, frighten them more.
I know. I'm just pulling you leg.
are we anywhere near the peak yet at 15 days post xmas day
Peak will be 15 days aftr new year.Though we may hopefully plateau from here to the 15th.are we anywhere near the peak yet at 15 days post xmas day
I heard some professor or other on the TV a day or so ago saying (in terms) "I don't want to frighten people".
In my view, we absolute SHOULD be frightening people. And when people start to feel relaxed, frighten them more.
When the first terrible scenes in Italy emerged at the beginning of last year - people dying in corridors etc - people were rightly frightened and we saw pretty good compliance with the rules. People have become blaze and this is half the problem. It's not (only) that the rules have been too lax; it's that people have in very large numbers, not been following them. Perhaps if they genuinely thought their lives, or their loved ones' lives, were in mortal danger then they might take it a bit more seriously.
are we anywhere near the peak yet at 15 days post xmas day