Given that 23-30 percent (US estimated numbers) up to 50 percent (Iceland
reported numbers) of Covid positives are asymptomatic:
1) if you have the disease, but do not show symptoms, do you still develop an
immunity after some period of time?
2) If a pregnant woman recovers from the disease, is
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If we just agreed that we won't intubate anybody over 60, we could have this
thing over in a jiffy.
N
Nicholas Thompson
Emeritus Professor of Ethology and Psychology
Clark University
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Who among the clan will take the ta
> Given that 23-30 percent (US estimated numbers) up to 50 percent (Iceland
> reported numbers) of Covid positives are asymptomatic:
I believe that "asymptomatic" is a blurry concept in this case. There
is "presymptomatic" and "subsymptomatic" and "cryptosymptomatic" even
"cosymptomatic".
I saw in a major media post (I forget which one) a reference to
“asymptotic” cases. My ‘guess’ is that these are asymptomatic,
but getting closer and closer to symptomatic.
—Barry
On 1 Apr 2020, at 14:48, Steven A Smith wrote:
I believe that "asymptomatic" is a blurry concept in this case.
David, barry, etc.
I have listened to a plethora of pod casts ... all a blur ... but the consensus
on re infection seems to be that it will be impossible, at least for a time
after infection is resolved. However, everybody admits, on close questioning,
that this believe is based on an analogy
Nick writes:
< If we just agreed that we won't intubate anybody over 60, we could have this
thing over in a jiffy. >
And they've had *all their lives* to buy one and have in their garage. So
irresponsible!
Marcus
From: Friam on behalf of thompnicks...@gmail.c
> Nick writes:
>
> < If we just agreed that we won't intubate anybody over 60, we could
> have this thing over in a jiffy. >
>
> And they've had *all their lives* to buy one and have in their
> garage. So irresponsible!
>
> Marcus
It turns out I do have an O2 Cylinder, a full-face snorkel mask
> Nick writes:
>
> < If we just agreed that we won't intubate anybody over 60, we could
> have this thing over in a jiffy. >
>
Oh yeh... and I think for each of us, we should insert: "won't intubate
anyone over " to think this through with the right
attitude. And maybe even consider "won't admit
I wonder if Musk is ramping up his efforts to take 1M people to colonize
Mars...
These smartie-pants are selling deeds to an acre (not even a metric
hectare?) of land on Mars at a groupon discount of $12 (limited time only?).
https://www.groupon.com/deals/buy-planet-mars-1?p=3&utm_source=channel
Not good for the theory.
Yes, Tom. That theory.
Nick
Coronavirus New Mexico numbers.xlsx
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Exponential with increasing derivative.
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Frank C. Wimberly
505 670-9918
Santa Fe, NM
On Wed, Apr 1, 2020, 9:01 PM wrote:
> Not good for the theory.
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> Yes, Tom. That theory.
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> Nick
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> FRIAM Applied Complexity Group lis
As it approaches the peak the derivative will decrease. We're not there
yet.
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Frank C. Wimberly
505 670-9918
Santa Fe, NM
On Wed, Apr 1, 2020, 9:33 PM Frank Wimberly wrote:
> Exponential with increasing derivative.
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> Frank C. Wimberly
> 505 670-9918
> Santa Fe, NM
>
> On Wed, Apr 1,
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