I should also qualify that where a child tested positive I'm going on the "assumption" that in the majority of cases, an adult in the home participated in mandatory work place testing testing positive, therefore the child was tested as a contact of the adult. Under that assumption, because more adults tested positive in like period, more child contacts tested positive
As to "assumptions" in genetal, clearly that's all even the CDC has to go on.
The first thing we notice about Omicron is its very contagious and it doesnt appear to matter whether you're vaccinated or not.
Second we know from general knowledge that children especially the young ones are the perfect petri dishes. They touch everything, put their hands in their mouth, wipe their eyes, play in dirt and do not understand social distancing
Third since more adults are being infected, it follows that more children will be tested as a matter of course.
Fourth, most homes contain more children than adults
All of these non *vaccinate everybody* considerations could explain the higher percentage of children being infected
yup. That's exactly what this is, justification to borrow money for 5G. Which is fine. What I find really weird is the people who will profit from lending you the money also perform the research to justify why its so desperately needed. Its an odd way to strategize
I wish they would dispel this myth that police officers are supposed to kill aggressive people. The guidance is to "*stop*" them doesnt mean kill and is not intended to be "kill". It is not ok. They know. The white man armed with a shotgun in Abaco who **fired** several rounds at police to put them *in fear for their lives* but somehow he managed to survive... how did that happen? but this man sitting in his car is dead?
Yes. Some 5-7 days some 2 weeks some longer. Same as for a flu. But luckily if you test positive after 7 days, theyve added a requirement that a doctor can look at you to determine if youre still infected. Industry.
ThisIsOurs says...
I should also qualify that where a child tested positive I'm going on the "assumption" that in the majority of cases, an adult in the home participated in mandatory work place testing testing positive, therefore the child was tested as a contact of the adult. Under that assumption, because more adults tested positive in like period, more child contacts tested positive
As to "assumptions" in genetal, clearly that's all even the CDC has to go on.
On VIRUS CASES RISE IN CHILD POPULATION: Vaccine controls for youngsters may be behind infection rise
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ThisIsOurs says...
Hmmm I dont know if I follow this logic.
The first thing we notice about Omicron is its very contagious and it doesnt appear to matter whether you're vaccinated or not.
Second we know from general knowledge that children especially the young ones are the perfect petri dishes. They touch everything, put their hands in their mouth, wipe their eyes, play in dirt and do not understand social distancing
Third since more adults are being infected, it follows that more children will be tested as a matter of course.
Fourth, most homes contain more children than adults
All of these non *vaccinate everybody* considerations could explain the higher percentage of children being infected
On VIRUS CASES RISE IN CHILD POPULATION: Vaccine controls for youngsters may be behind infection rise
Posted 13 January 2022, 10:24 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
yup. That's exactly what this is, justification to borrow money for 5G. Which is fine. What I find really weird is the people who will profit from lending you the money also perform the research to justify why its so desperately needed. Its an odd way to strategize
On Bahamas sees $715m gain if ‘infrastructure gap’ closed
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ThisIsOurs says...
I wish they would dispel this myth that police officers are supposed to kill aggressive people. The guidance is to "*stop*" them doesnt mean kill and is not intended to be "kill". It is not ok. They know. The white man armed with a shotgun in Abaco who **fired** several rounds at police to put them *in fear for their lives* but somehow he managed to survive... how did that happen? but this man sitting in his car is dead?
On PRIZED OFFICER SHOT BY POLICE: Why did marine who was trained to calm situations lunge at cop?
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ThisIsOurs says...
No
On Hopes for new COVID facility next month
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ThisIsOurs says...
Yes. Some 5-7 days some 2 weeks some longer. Same as for a flu. But luckily if you test positive after 7 days, theyve added a requirement that a doctor can look at you to determine if youre still infected. Industry.
On COVID quarantine change: ‘Right direction on all fronts’
Posted 11 January 2022, 5:16 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*they had been calling for The Bahamas to fall in line with US and UK practices..*"
because that's worked out well so far
On COVID quarantine change: ‘Right direction on all fronts’
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ThisIsOurs says...
It seems a conflict of interest to depend on a report from an organization lending you money as justification to borrow money.
On Bahamas sees $715m gain if ‘infrastructure gap’ closed
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ThisIsOurs says...
Two weeks ago they told us a man shot twice in the head was a robbery...
On PRIZED OFFICER SHOT BY POLICE: Why did marine who was trained to calm situations lunge at cop?
Posted 11 January 2022, 1:18 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Maybe he was in fear for his life?
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