More on the scapegoating starting right now. Who was it who said we shouldn’t start laying blame on Trump and the Republicans while we were still in the middle of the pandemic? They certainly aren’t that naive, and soon they’ll own the main media narrative.
hits buzzer
What swing state is home to Mar-a-Lago?
Trumpian Triage.
Plot, meet thickener.
The Nation’s National Affairs correspondent tweeted this:
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just more static from the noise machine in his head
No, it can not rule out an infection on a definite basis.
For fucks sake, in times like this, communication is fucking important. Those fuckers are giving a fucking 100% certainly when there is no such thing in reality.
At least put “almost certainly” instead. Better give an explanation. Ah, fuck. I hope they are religious and will burn in hell.
Those guys all chose to get on a cruise ship on March 7th. I’m going to save my sympathy for people who didn’t do something extremely reckless, and got it anyway. For example because their job requires them to risk exposure.
Quote in this must-read piece:
[Bergstrom:] Every twist and turn that the pandemic takes is seized upon by one side or other to claim that some fraction of us are incompetent if not outright mendacious.
Source:
https://mobile.twitter.com/ct_bergstrom/status/1243252341756669953
Emphasis mine. Everyone here, please keep in mind: since all models are wrong the scientist must be alert to what is importantly wrong.
But, and that’s a big BUT - the scientist, or better: the scientific community is discussing what is importantly wrong. Politics must choose, and choose wisely.
Everyone, please be aware that different models exist. And that some people are using this information better than others.
ETA: Read. This. Twitter. Thread.
This probably should have its own thread. If Trump is really forcing the disestablishment of a reservation for personal gain, that might just be the worst thing he has done while POTUS.
- If the food is good enough, the grunts will stop complaining about the incoming fire.
Researchers from the from the United States, Britain and Australia looked at piles of data released by scientists around the world for clues about the virus’ evolutionary past, and found it might have made the jump from animal to humans long before the first detection in the central China city of Wuhan.
Though there could be other possibilities, the scientists said the coronavirus carried a unique mutation that was not found in suspected animal hosts, but was likely to occur during repeated, small-cluster infections in humans.
It’s harder to travel in Finland than crossing border to Sweden.
Tinley Park once had a large mental hospital as well, but it’s been closed so long that I doubt it could be reopened.
Worst timeline strikes again: