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Opinion | A Plan to Get America Back to Work - The New York Times


https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/22/opinion/coronavirus-economy.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/22/opinion/coronavirus-economy.html?referringSource=articleShare


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bearister said:

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Did the dealership throw in the flamethrower in the trunk as a perk?

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Big C said:

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They could've driven in their Tesla, but it's about a thousand miles, so that would be a major inconvenience for them. (I know. Don't say anything.) Happy 40th birthday!

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Did the dealership throw in the flamethrower in the trunk as a perk?

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bearister said:

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Opinion | A Plan to Get America Back to Work - The New York Times


https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/22/opinion/coronavirus-economy.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/22/opinion/coronavirus-economy.html?referringSource=articleShare


*Is this column pay wall protected..anyone?

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bearister said:

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Big C said:

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They could've driven in their Tesla, but it's about a thousand miles, so that would be a major inconvenience for them. (I know. Don't say anything.) Happy 40th birthday!

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Did the dealership throw in the flamethrower in the trunk as a perk?

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bearister said:

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Big C said:

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They could've driven in their Tesla, but it's about a thousand miles, so that would be a major inconvenience for them. (I know. Don't say anything.) Happy 40th birthday!

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Did the dealership throw in the flamethrower in the trunk as a perk?

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bearister said:

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The cops should check the ID of all people deliberately flaunting the rules and send the names to the CDC database. When those people show up to a hospital for treatment, cross check name with said CDC file of violators and......





*Clem looks like he took an unopened Fosters beer can to the face before that interview....which probably increased his IQ.

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MSaviolives said:

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bearister said:

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The cops should check the ID of all people deliberately flaunting the rules and send the names to the CDC database. When those people show up to a hospital for treatment, cross check name with said CDC file of violators and......





*Clem looks like he took an unopened Fosters beer can to the face before that interview....which probably increased his IQ.

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And when a vaccine is developed in quantities sufficient to start vaccinating the community, all anti-vaxxers should be placed at the back of the line.

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OdontoBear66 said:

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Big C said:

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Okay, vaccine probably cannot be fast-tracked.

Now, who's the ventilator supply expert around here?

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Not here, but isn't GM tooling up to do same? We've gotta have them for the crisis, but I keep wondering what we are going to do with a zillion ventilators after the crisis---no small item are they like test kits? Guess we need to get over our current dilemma and worry about such things later. Insight from China and South Korea would be helpful.

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MSaviolives said:

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bearister said:

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The cops should check the ID of all people deliberately flaunting the rules and send the names to the CDC database. When those people show up to a hospital for treatment, cross check name with said CDC file of violators and......





*Clem looks like he took an unopened Fosters beer can to the face before that interview....which probably increased his IQ.

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And when a vaccine is developed in quantities sufficient to start vaccinating the community, all anti-vaxxers should be placed at the back of the line.

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Examining non-influenza viruses specifically, the odds of both coronavirus and human metapneumovirus in vaccinated individuals were significantly higher when compared to unvaccinated individuals (OR?=?1.36 and 1.51, respectively) (Table 5).

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Cal88 said:

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OdontoBear66 said:

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Big C said:

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Okay, vaccine probably cannot be fast-tracked.

Now, who's the ventilator supply expert around here?

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Not here, but isn't GM tooling up to do same? We've gotta have them for the crisis, but I keep wondering what we are going to do with a zillion ventilators after the crisis---no small item are they like test kits? Guess we need to get over our current dilemma and worry about such things later. Insight from China and South Korea would be helpful.

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We could get a million ventilators for the price of a couple of B2 bombers, which inflict far greater damage on the US economy than on a potential enemy state. The marginal cost of the 100,000th ventilator has got be in the very low 4 figures.

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sycasey said:

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MSaviolives said:

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bearister said:

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The cops should check the ID of all people deliberately flaunting the rules and send the names to the CDC database. When those people show up to a hospital for treatment, cross check name with said CDC file of violators and......





*Clem looks like he took an unopened Fosters beer can to the face before that interview....which probably increased his IQ.

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And when a vaccine is developed in quantities sufficient to start vaccinating the community, all anti-vaxxers should be placed at the back of the line.

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Hah, I was thinking about that. The anti-vaxxers are going to be in a really tough spot once they create one for coronavirus.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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sycasey said:

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MSaviolives said:

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bearister said:

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The cops should check the ID of all people deliberately flaunting the rules and send the names to the CDC database. When those people show up to a hospital for treatment, cross check name with said CDC file of violators and......





*Clem looks like he took an unopened Fosters beer can to the face before that interview....which probably increased his IQ.

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And when a vaccine is developed in quantities sufficient to start vaccinating the community, all anti-vaxxers should be placed at the back of the line.

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Hah, I was thinking about that. The anti-vaxxers are going to be in a really tough spot once they create one for coronavirus.

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I don't know what's really in the minds of anti-vaxxers, but I thought their concern was specifically about increasing risks to children of developing autism. Given that little kids aren't hit hard by CV, I would think the anti-vaxxers would simply choose not to vaccinate their little kids. Seems like a no-brainer for them considering there are more serious diseases for kids that they don't vaccinate against.

If there are anti-vaxxers who don't vaccinate themselves as adults, then yeah I guess I that's a different scenarios, but I don't think this is much different than normal vaccines.

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sycasey said:

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Unit2Sucks said:

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sycasey said:

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MSaviolives said:

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bearister said:

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The cops should check the ID of all people deliberately flaunting the rules and send the names to the CDC database. When those people show up to a hospital for treatment, cross check name with said CDC file of violators and......





*Clem looks like he took an unopened Fosters beer can to the face before that interview....which probably increased his IQ.

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And when a vaccine is developed in quantities sufficient to start vaccinating the community, all anti-vaxxers should be placed at the back of the line.

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Hah, I was thinking about that. The anti-vaxxers are going to be in a really tough spot once they create one for coronavirus.

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I don't know what's really in the minds of anti-vaxxers, but I thought their concern was specifically about increasing risks to children of developing autism. Given that little kids aren't hit hard by CV, I would think the anti-vaxxers would simply choose not to vaccinate their little kids. Seems like a no-brainer for them considering there are more serious diseases for kids that they don't vaccinate against.

If there are anti-vaxxers who don't vaccinate themselves as adults, then yeah I guess I that's a different scenarios, but I don't think this is much different than normal vaccines.

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I guess, but then kids who don't get vaccinated grow up to become people who can carry the virus.

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sycasey said:

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Unit2Sucks said:

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sycasey said:

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MSaviolives said:

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bearister said:

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The cops should check the ID of all people deliberately flaunting the rules and send the names to the CDC database. When those people show up to a hospital for treatment, cross check name with said CDC file of violators and......





*Clem looks like he took an unopened Fosters beer can to the face before that interview....which probably increased his IQ.

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And when a vaccine is developed in quantities sufficient to start vaccinating the community, all anti-vaxxers should be placed at the back of the line.

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Hah, I was thinking about that. The anti-vaxxers are going to be in a really tough spot once they create one for coronavirus.

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I don't know what's really in the minds of anti-vaxxers, but I thought their concern was specifically about increasing risks to children of developing autism. Given that little kids aren't hit hard by CV, I would think the anti-vaxxers would simply choose not to vaccinate their little kids. Seems like a no-brainer for them considering there are more serious diseases for kids that they don't vaccinate against.

If there are anti-vaxxers who don't vaccinate themselves as adults, then yeah I guess I that's a different scenarios, but I don't think this is much different than normal vaccines.

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I guess, but then kids who don't get vaccinated grow up to become people who can carry the virus.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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sycasey said:

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Unit2Sucks said:

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sycasey said:

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MSaviolives said:

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bearister said:

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The cops should check the ID of all people deliberately flaunting the rules and send the names to the CDC database. When those people show up to a hospital for treatment, cross check name with said CDC file of violators and......





*Clem looks like he took an unopened Fosters beer can to the face before that interview....which probably increased his IQ.

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And when a vaccine is developed in quantities sufficient to start vaccinating the community, all anti-vaxxers should be placed at the back of the line.

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Hah, I was thinking about that. The anti-vaxxers are going to be in a really tough spot once they create one for coronavirus.

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I don't know what's really in the minds of anti-vaxxers, but I thought their concern was specifically about increasing risks to children of developing autism. Given that little kids aren't hit hard by CV, I would think the anti-vaxxers would simply choose not to vaccinate their little kids. Seems like a no-brainer for them considering there are more serious diseases for kids that they don't vaccinate against.

If there are anti-vaxxers who don't vaccinate themselves as adults, then yeah I guess I that's a different scenarios, but I don't think this is much different than normal vaccines.

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I guess, but then kids who don't get vaccinated grow up to become people who can carry the virus.

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Not a doctor and not an epidemiologist, but my understanding is that the vaccines we are talking about might give you a year or so of immunity.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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sycasey said:

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Unit2Sucks said:

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sycasey said:

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MSaviolives said:

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bearister said:

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The cops should check the ID of all people deliberately flaunting the rules and send the names to the CDC database. When those people show up to a hospital for treatment, cross check name with said CDC file of violators and......





*Clem looks like he took an unopened Fosters beer can to the face before that interview....which probably increased his IQ.

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And when a vaccine is developed in quantities sufficient to start vaccinating the community, all anti-vaxxers should be placed at the back of the line.

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Hah, I was thinking about that. The anti-vaxxers are going to be in a really tough spot once they create one for coronavirus.

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I don't know what's really in the minds of anti-vaxxers, but I thought their concern was specifically about increasing risks to children of developing autism. Given that little kids aren't hit hard by CV, I would think the anti-vaxxers would simply choose not to vaccinate their little kids. Seems like a no-brainer for them considering there are more serious diseases for kids that they don't vaccinate against.

If there are anti-vaxxers who don't vaccinate themselves as adults, then yeah I guess I that's a different scenarios, but I don't think this is much different than normal vaccines.

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I guess, but then kids who don't get vaccinated grow up to become people who can carry the virus.

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Not a doctor and not an epidemiologist, but my understanding is that the vaccines we are talking about might give you a year or so of immunity.

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GBear4Life said:

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I see homeowners still listing their owner-occupied properties for both private showings and open houses.

The NAR should force-freeze these listings, but hey to Realtors there's never a bad time to buy or sell right

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dimitrig said:

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GBear4Life said:

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I see homeowners still listing their owner-occupied properties for both private showings and open houses.

The NAR should force-freeze these listings, but hey to Realtors there's never a bad time to buy or sell right

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It's not really a problem for the owners as long as they are willing to stay away from the house for a couple of days since the last showing and/or pay to have it cleaned between showings.

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GBear4Life said:

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dimitrig said:

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GBear4Life said:

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I see homeowners still listing their owner-occupied properties for both private showings and open houses.

The NAR should force-freeze these listings, but hey to Realtors there's never a bad time to buy or sell right

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It's not really a problem for the owners as long as they are willing to stay away from the house for a couple of days since the last showing and/or pay to have it cleaned between showings.

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I'm talking about owner occupied listings. They still live there. Who is going to pay to clean it after every showing?

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dimitrig said:

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GBear4Life said:

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dimitrig said:

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GBear4Life said:

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I see homeowners still listing their owner-occupied properties for both private showings and open houses.

The NAR should force-freeze these listings, but hey to Realtors there's never a bad time to buy or sell right

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It's not really a problem for the owners as long as they are willing to stay away from the house for a couple of days since the last showing and/or pay to have it cleaned between showings.

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I'm talking about owner occupied listings. They still live there. Who is going to pay to clean it after every showing?

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I know you are. I am just talking about how I would handle it. Schedule a showing once per week and hire a cleaning service after each instead of letting anyone come whenever.

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