Emergence of a Deadly Coronavirus
sly279 I do not know where you live or your personal situation but let me offer you some general advice.
As people prepare for the possibility of quarantine they have mixed in a little bit of panic buying. If the shelves are empty of food at the moment they will be filled again in the morning or the next morning or the morning after that. What we are experiencing is surge buying of food rather than a response to a true shortage. There is food to be had.
So concentrate on something different. It takes very little food to survive. I lived for eight weeks on 1/4 cup of food per meal (3 meals per day). Find this size measuring cup and look at it. It is incredibly small, just 2 ounces.
But to do this I needed two things.
1. Protein. A person needs 75-90 grams of protein each day to survive. You can get this protein from protein shakes or protein bars. Quest makes good protein bars. So if the grocery shelves are empty, go to health food stores or order these over Amazon.
2. Vitamens. If your diet is reduced you will need to supplement. So buy several bottles of multivitamins.
And then wait for the food to return to the stores in abundance.
Vitamins are already gone. So are pain pills, bandages, cold and flue meds, cough drops, water, water filters, etc. and I watched the ammo shelf at work go from full to empty with no supply in warehouse in 2 hours. People fight in stores over what’s left or when stuff comes in. People here seem to be preparing for riots and such :/
Got some hand sanitizer other day by barely betting an employee to it and pure luck being there. I’ve never seen stores shelf’s empty. There’s zero eggs. A few milk, but I supoose to drink almond milk but that’s all gone.
Only target has started ration limits on stuff. Managed to get some ammo at members only store before they fit hit, hope it doesn’t come down to needing it:/. We managed to get cheap tole it paper and had to stuff it in trunk so people wouldn’t break into the car for it while trying other stores. Got it from dollar general outside of town that’s never busy, but it was packed of people buying everything. We don’t have enough tests here so no one can be tested, there’s few bad cases in nursing homes and that’s where all our 80 tests a day go for now. Our organization say there’s probably thousands and expect 70,000 to be infected by April.
Schools are closed, churches shut down, but that’s it for now. I’m avoiding eating out. But i dont know what to do tomorrow with schools out kids will be in bus whenever, I’ve been taking bus 40 mins before I need to to avoid packed buses. My moms one of the risk to die people so if I get it she could die :/
Work says stay home if you get sick, but we are r changing policy so miss 6 days in 6 months and you’re done. People won’t stay home if their sick. Plenty of sick people at my work. Almost out of store provided sanitizer too. Oh and everyone there is conservative and thinks this is all fake made up by democrats to win the election, but they stocking up on ammo too, so I can’t wear mask or gloves or anything or I’ll be mocked and teased.
Bus company says to consider buses unsanitary as they can’t clean things people touch fast enough. City next to me deployed hand washing stations though out town. My city hasn’t spoken much at all. I need to call my insurance so I can change doctor too .everything here is falling apart and our county has zero tested cases.
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sly279 I do not know where you live or your personal situation but let me offer you some general advice.
As people prepare for the possibility of quarantine they have mixed in a little bit of panic buying. If the shelves are empty of food at the moment they will be filled again in the morning or the next morning or the morning after that. What we are experiencing is surge buying of food rather than a response to a true shortage. There is food to be had.
So concentrate on something different. It takes very little food to survive. I lived for eight weeks on 1/4 cup of food per meal (3 meals per day). Find this size measuring cup and look at it. It is incredibly small, just 2 ounces.
But to do this I needed two things.
1. Protein. A person needs 75-90 grams of protein each day to survive. You can get this protein from protein shakes or protein bars. Quest makes good protein bars. So if the grocery shelves are empty, go to health food stores or order these over Amazon.
2. Vitamens. If your diet is reduced you will need to supplement. So buy several bottles of multivitamins.
And then wait for the food to return to the stores in abundance.
Vitamins are already gone. So are pain pills, bandages, cold and flue meds, cough drops, water, water filters, etc. and I watched the ammo shelf at work go from full to empty with no supply in warehouse in 2 hours. People fight in stores over what’s left or when stuff comes in. People here seem to be preparing for riots and such :/
Got some hand sanitizer other day by barely betting an employee to it and pure luck being there. I’ve never seen stores shelf’s empty. There’s zero eggs. A few milk, but I supoose to drink almond milk but that’s all gone.
Only target has started ration limits on stuff. Managed to get some ammo at members only store before they fit hit, hope it doesn’t come down to needing it:/. We managed to get cheap tole it paper and had to stuff it in trunk so people wouldn’t break into the car for it while trying other stores. Got it from dollar general outside of town that’s never busy, but it was packed of people buying everything. We don’t have enough tests here so no one can be tested, there’s few bad cases in nursing homes and that’s where all our 80 tests a day go for now. Our organization say there’s probably thousands and expect 70,000 to be infected by April.
Schools are closed, churches shut down, but that’s it for now. I’m avoiding eating out. But i dont know what to do tomorrow with schools out kids will be in bus whenever, I’ve been taking bus 40 mins before I need to to avoid packed buses. My moms one of the risk to die people so if I get it she could die :/
Work says stay home if you get sick, but we are r changing policy so miss 6 days in 6 months and you’re done. People won’t stay home if their sick. Plenty of sick people at my work. Almost out of store provided sanitizer too. Oh and everyone there is conservative and thinks this is all fake made up by democrats to win the election, but they stocking up on ammo too, so I can’t wear mask or gloves or anything or I’ll be mocked and teased.
Bus company says to consider buses unsanitary as they can’t clean things people touch fast enough. City next to me deployed hand washing stations though out town. My city hasn’t spoken much at all. I need to call my insurance so I can change doctor too .everything here is falling apart and our county has zero tested cases.
Are you under the age of 21?
This seems like something much more than your average, run-of-the-mill conspiracy theory...
Scary stuff, if it turns out to be true.
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The Shincheonji sect, led by Lee Man Hee, became involved in controversy during the 2019–20 coronavirus outbreak, an outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 infections followed from the participation of a SARS-CoV-2 infected person, "Patient 31", at the organization. A dozen Chinese members of the sect from Wuhan were also connected to the Daegu Shincheonji outbreak.
In Busan, a 61-year-old Daegu resident is believed to have spread the virus. By 20 February 2020, 53 new cases were Shincheonji attendees or their families, reaching over 300 by 23 February, over half of all cases in South Korea. With an additional 4,000 cases of COVID-19 within two weeks, and roughly 60% of the total infections nationwide having stemmed from the church, the Seoul city government has asked prosecutors to press charges against the religious group's founder and senior members for murder, causing harm, and for violating the Infectious Disease and Control Act. Interviews have occurred with all 230,000 members of the religious group and nearly 9,000 were said to be showing symptoms of the virus. Accordingly, the mayor of Seoul proceeded with a lawsuit against the sect and its founder, primarily for refusing to get tested citing his religious beliefs.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-chin ... SKBN20E04F
https://www.cdc.go.kr/board/board.es?mi ... g=&nPage=1
https://www.businessinsider.com/church- ... ber-2020-2
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/09/opin ... hurch.html
https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-kore ... 1582627008
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/23/worl ... virus.html
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-51695649
Is there anyone else besides me who would not weep at all for Lee Man Hee's inevitable demise?
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The mere fact that science may not yet adequately explain an object, event, or experience does not mean the immediate explanation should automatically default to a conspiratorial, extraterrestrial, paranormal, or supernatural cause.
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The mere fact that science may not yet adequately explain an object, event, or experience does not mean the immediate explanation should automatically default to a conspiratorial, extraterrestrial, paranormal, or supernatural cause.
Any large gathering like that could spread the disease,this doesn't mean that a cult spread the virus on purpose.I read the REUTERS article and it sounds like a large gathering facilitated the spread of the disease,but I see no evidence of a cult trying to infect people.
I am no advocate of religious cults or even religion for that matter but I do feel cults get scape goated for many things there not actually responsible for.Most people who join cults are good people who are hurting and lonely and are in need of a group to care about them.
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Last edited by vermontsavant on 16 Mar 2020, 2:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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took me a second to spot that one!
Happy shovelling!
(“Happy” isn’t really the right word, but there it is...
necessary work: I price the Religion books for the charity shop I volunteer in and I’ve spent hours provenancing fringe authors and minor publishing companies to make sure I’m not putting stock out that could lead trusting, simple folks into the clutches of malevolent scumbags)
Are you under the age of 21?
I’m 32
If you are over 21, I will repeat my previous suggestion that if you can't buy sanitizer, there should be plenty of booze left in the liquor store to do the same job. Vodka, whiskey, etc carried in a small bottle will work as hand sanitizer when the usual stuff is sold out.
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The mere fact that science may not yet adequately explain an object, event, or experience does not mean the immediate explanation should automatically default to a conspiratorial, extraterrestrial, paranormal, or supernatural cause.
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Forever gone
Sorry I ever joined
Are you under the age of 21?
I’m 32
If you are over 21, I will repeat my previous suggestion that if you can't buy sanitizer, there should be plenty of booze left in the liquor store to do the same job. Vodka, whiskey, etc carried in a small bottle will work as hand sanitizer when the usual stuff is sold out.
They make a disinfectant grain alcohol that is sold at the liquor store it is called everclear it is 190 proof or 95% alcohol per volume.
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