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Fueled by heavy margin led buying of stocks and post WWI industrial expansion.. let's not forget what followe the Roaring Twenties haha

Sorry but that fat fuck ticks all the boxes for increased risk factors and still no doctor could tell him to stay home or wear a mask and social distance?

WTF does a trade agreement have to do with complaining about a government delaying an election to quelsh an opposition and Trump declaring the need to delay the election.

Trump denounces China move to delay Hong Kong election... GOP is too mentally feeble to get the irony...

Reopen schools but delay the vote... Trump is a whole new hidden mystery level of stupid. Seems he is getting in his fraud and bullshit claims now before he loses the election.... Mail in was fine for him in and his family so....not sure why it is a problem now. Ohhhhh...he is down in the...

Lewis dying was a tragedy Cain's death was preventable by simple basic intelligence which makes his death an even bigger tragedy

That is why the teachers were not onboard yet, because there are no answers yet to this and they decided starting virtual for the first quarter will give them more time to see what is happening and what plans can be made.

How do they make it safe? Hypotehtical is the school I mentioned with 2150 kids in a building built for 1950. Go.... What if 1 kids gets it What if 100 kids get it

SAFELY Virtual learning is what we have for the first quarter, as in my response to GWB I 100% support a hybrid as the first and best option to safely bringing kids back to school. If you don't feel safe you choose virtual. Now this puts a huge strain on the school system since they have to...

The risk of driving is minimized by you wearing a seatbelt, driving within the speed limit, using your signal to change lanes, using your mirrors when driving to be aware of what is around you, and police enformcement of traffic violations to ensure people follow the rules of the road to be...

NEJM said getting kids back to school safely is a priority No shit...correct.

Our choice was a 2 day in class and 2 day virtual in 2 sections. Group A was Tue/Thu and Group B was Wed/Fri. This would allow half the students to be in school at a time and cut down the population in person at a time minus those who chose virtual. So classes would go from 30-32 down to 12...

The study was based mostly on Africa and Asia....let them read the study and respond accordingly

In my county which has about 150,000 students the polling for virtual versus hybrid was 50 - 50 voting from families. Teachers were 70% in favor of virtual because they said the district did not outline the plans for safely returning to school in 4 weeks with respect to masks, social distancing...

Everyone wants the schools to be open, virtual learning is not the same at all. Every district and school board is working on this with the teachers and parents. You know many school districts did polls of parents and teachers and there was no unanimous decision to go live with no safety...

I don't have to like any study......science is not about what you like it is about facts and data. If you are only reading studies you like then you are going into it with bias. If an article cites a study and misstates it I call bullshit. That is all I did.

The author of the article says the lockdown and school closures are killing kids and lockdowns should end. He cites a study that does not say that directly and is really focused on 3rd world countries already suffering from major malnutrition issues,