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An Englishman in San Diego, @EnglishmanSDCC ,interviewed Mike Armstrong VP of ReedPop. He talked about how the virus has impacted their schedules. They've had to push back a number of their Cons, as a lot of people on this forum know. One of their Cons, Florida SuperCon, is scheduled for the weekend of July 4th. He was asked about CCI delaying their decision, and of course he was certain CCI will make a responsible decision. One of the comments he made, and I paraphrase... "A good San Diego begets a good Comic Con Industry". His whole interview begins around 37 minutes into the show. I recommend it.
Are they going to trace back everyone you came into contact with before failing a test and quarantine them?
More ways for the goverment to spy on everyone. Yippee
Here is how MLB is considering operating in a world where there can be no large gatherings. They are thinking about having all the games in the Phoenix area. There are a lot of stadiums there for spring training. Having all the games in the same metropolitan area would minimize travel and thus exposure. The teams would play in empty stadiums for TV broadcast.You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login
Doesnt Tampa Bay already play in an empty stadium?
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login“New study investigates California's possible herd immunity to COVID-19” — KSBW8What if the virus was spreading last fall?
It was spreading last fall. That's why their was an intelligence briefing warning of this epidemic last fall. It was ignored.I don't see how it could have spread silently in California. The one thing that's true in every country it touches is that there are deaths. There should have been a lot of unexplained deaths or deaths attributed to the flu. In order for herd immunity to work, at least half the population has to have had it and are now immune. If 20 million people had covid in California, I would expect there to have been a noticeable number of deaths.Countries have tried going the herd immunity route. Both the UK and Sweden did. They both had to abruptly end those policies when too many people started dying. Iceland did a study to see how many people had been exposed to covid, their results were less than 1% of the population. Much to low to have herd immunity.