Thread: Rants and WTF are you talking about and Coronavirus!
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01-19-22 22:56 #9108
Posts: 1341No cases if you don't test
Something to be said about case numbers, specifically Germany's relatively low cases. In fact, oddly much lower than all of their bordering nations to the east, west, north, and south.
https://ourworldindata.org/explorers...UT~DNK~CHE~CZE
Are the Germans that much better at controlling the virus or is it that they just don't test at every opportunity? Test numbers are also the lowest in the region:
https://ourworldindata.org/explorers...UT~DNK~CHE~CZE
On further inspection against their neighbors, their positive result rate is second only to Switzerland, meaning they are less likely to perform screening tests and more likely to perform diagnostic testing. Therefore less asymptomatic positive cases being caught.
https://ourworldindata.org/explorers...UT~DNK~CHE~CZE
My optimistic conclusion:
Omicron is even more widespread in Germany than numbers suggests because asymptomatic cases are not being tested and recorded. With hospitalizations and deaths continuing to decline, Omicron is not having much of an effect on the German healthcare burden. This is actually really good news for Germany as they are likely pretty deep into the Omicron surge and that much closer to the end of the surge.
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01-19-22 22:44 #9107
Posts: 420Originally Posted by EscapeArtist [View Original Post]
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01-19-22 22:06 #9106
Posts: 1341Originally Posted by Tuber19 [View Original Post]
But I wasn't aware of an expiration date on the Hessen mandate. If so, I'm less pessimistic about my assumption. For now though, I plan on being in Europe soon and will keep Frankfurt off my itinerary unless it changes in the next few weeks.
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01-19-22 21:55 #9105
Posts: 284Originally Posted by EscapeArtist [View Original Post]
The Hotspot rule ((As soon as the incidence of infection in a county exceeds 350 for three consecutive days, additional "hotspot regulations" take effect locally from the next day)) is valid until February I think (not sure which date) , they have to agree to extend it after that , which make no sense if hospitalizations and deaths didn't go up!
I just don't know what do expect in this crazy time they call ((Pandemic)).
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01-19-22 21:38 #9104
Posts: 22334Originally Posted by EscapeArtist [View Original Post]
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01-19-22 21:16 #9103
Posts: 6729Originally Posted by EscapeArtist [View Original Post]
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01-19-22 21:15 #9102
Posts: 6729Originally Posted by EscapeArtist [View Original Post]
It will be good to have you on a BMI leech though!
According to Ray Kurzweil you will be a fool if you want to live outside of the virtual world in the future anyway!
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01-19-22 21:12 #9101
Posts: 6729Originally Posted by BigBuddy69 [View Original Post]
I believe there are special forums for your type.
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01-19-22 21:12 #9100
Posts: 22334Originally Posted by EscapeArtist [View Original Post]
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01-19-22 21:07 #9099
Posts: 420I thought you were Norwegian?
Originally Posted by Pistons [View Original Post]
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01-19-22 19:53 #9098
Posts: 1341Originally Posted by BigBuddy69 [View Original Post]
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01-19-22 19:05 #9097
Posts: 1341Originally Posted by Pistons [View Original Post]
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01-19-22 19:04 #9096
Posts: 1341Originally Posted by Sirioja [View Original Post]
Hospital cases still going down since beginning of December. Deaths going down since Christmas. Maybe small increase with Omicron.
Summary:
If Hessen change rules to look at Hospital patients, Sharks can open immediately, if only looking at cases, March / April.
I don't think they will change.
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01-19-22 18:55 #9095
Posts: 1341Originally Posted by PaulInZurich [View Original Post]
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01-19-22 18:47 #9094
Posts: 1341Originally Posted by Sirioja [View Original Post]
1. High level Engineering and Architecture majors.
2. Civil Engineers and Industrial Engineers.
3. Management and Building Construction majors (not actual engineers).
Seems like you fall in the latter group. Good for you for going to college.