Not sure why you'd expect to read about Love and the Chiefs in the "Rodgers has Covid" thread, but maybe things are taught differently across the pond?
Rodgers needs the same allowances the rest of us need (that’s if he did anything wrong which I have not seen 1oz of proof) When we hold everyone accountable to the letter of the law, expect to be held accountable ourselves at that same harsh standard. Everyone is always anxious to hang their brother, until they are the ones on the wrong end of that stick.
I’m as irritated as the next guy at how Aaron handled (or didn’t handle) things this off-season, but let’s be reasonable here… by no means should a guy infected with an airborne illness, that isn’t his doing, have to pay a hefty price for it. When we start holding each other to these harsh standards, then boy have we evolved into a non-compassionate society
umm try reading the thread title. There is a chiefs thread.Can't find the Jordon Love vs the Chiefs thread ???
Should I check the Packers forum or stay here in the medical experts forum ??
Just giving it a stir....;DNot sure why you'd expect to read about Love and the Chiefs in the "Rodgers has Covid" thread, but maybe things are taught differently across the pond?
We can always hope that Rodgers recovers fast enough that Love doesn’t test positive before Rodgers can be reinstated. That of course assumes that he doesn’t get extremely ill.I wonder who they bring in behind Bortles if Love tests positive in the next few days, which is quite plausible if he spent time with Benkert and Rodgers.
The issue I have here is I've not seen it be "effective." It's (afaik) effective against worms, parasites, and head lice. AFAIK, there hasn't been a good study to prove it works for COVID treatment. Given time, this may or may not hold up. It may be proven effective.
The issue with it seems to be many people are buying horse dewormer from farm stores and consuming it as medicine. That's risky. The dose for a literal horse is different for a human.
So you're saying you trust congress implicitly?
Favre and I are the same age… a few years ago no problem. Now… one hit and I’m pretty sure every one of my bones would crack sigh.I say bring back Favre.
that's reason enough I guessJust giving it a stir....;D
I decided to do some sprint training on the treadmill last week, I was sure I popped 50% of my achilles and had to quit. I don't want to think about the contact part.Favre and I are the same age… a few years ago no problem. Now… one hit and I’m pretty sure every one of my bones would crack sigh.
you're next buddy...Hey....don`t start on me.
Favre and I are the same age… a few years ago no problem. Now… one hit and I’m pretty sure every one of my bones would crack sigh.
Brother... do you honestly think that an airborne virus is still out there because we aren't continuing to lock down and mask everywhere and mandate vaccines?
Why are influenza or common cold viruses still out there?
We are not going to eradicate it. We never were. We don't have the capability to eradicate this type of virus.
I decided to do some sprint training on the treadmill last week, I was sure I popped 50% of my achilles and had to quit. I don't want to think about the contact part.
Hey, that`s uncalled for.I just played a little half court with some high schoolers and was sweating worse than Pokerbrat when he sees an unmasked person.
Favre and I are the same age… a few years ago no problem. Now… one hit and I’m pretty sure every one of my bones would crack sigh.
Well, we pretty much did that with measles - a HIGHLY contagious airborne virus -- as well as mumps in the US, until an anti-vax movement among West Coast liberals started bringing down those vaccine numbers with bogus alternative-science claims, and measles outbreaks started happening again in those communities.
I mean, you can take whatever positions you all want on balancing mitigation strategies -- and yes, there are wide-ranging, reasonable differences there. But yes, we DO have a history of making dangerous airborne viruses mostly harmless through vaccination. That is historical fact.
That’s an interesting question. I know the answer. Roughly. It’ll also put this argument to bed that these deaths are “made up” for some political gain or to gain some strategic advantage.How do you know how many have died from Covid?
Hey, that`s uncalled for.
Yes, but they work up the street.Does Green Bay still have a lingerie team ?
Measles, to my understand, does not behave like a coronavirus.
All the research I've done has indicates that Covid-19 will continue to mutate and become a regular part of the seasonal soup like other coronaviruses.
For a statistic to be a significant value one needs at least thirty data points. Eight data points is not considered statistically significant. Obviously, inside of your data set there are more than eight data points, but that's not how you are using them. You're using an average of those eight. I'd buy that equation if you did, say, the last forty years.2. Find the average rate over 10 years (great sample size) of increase or decrease in deaths per national population.