Who says there's no winter flu?
Why are intensive care units so busy?
Why are there so many excess deaths?
Not really...covid's put down as cause of death for most things...funny how there's no winter flu anymore either
Not really...covid's put down as cause of death for most things...funny how there's no winter flu anymore either
Get the blood kettle on, clint.some of the shit I've read makes my fucking blood boil.
We doing this dance again? Go on then find me a link to where it says the R number being below one means we can end lockdown now.
You probably want to stay scared still though..oh well
Pathetic, feeble-minded, ridiculous reponse.You probably want to stay scared still though..oh well
Mate, you'll probably find a good proportion of this forum have in some way been affected by the virus. So fuck off with this shit.You probably want to stay scared still though..oh well
You probably want to stay scared still though..oh well
Do we really have the highest date rate in the world?
You've already been put in your place but personally I'm desperate for normality. I'm one of the lucky ones, been working from home. Both parents now had the jab. Friend of mine lost her dad to it last week in his 60's. Fucking tragic.You probably want to stay scared still though..oh well
What does this mean? Can not just send me a link to the scientific data saying we can end lockdown now.It's actually-28
r<1 just means we're getting less spread... which is the whole point of lockdown anyway - that would be a good thing, but not an automatic need to lift lockdown until figures come down sufficiently that it can be done, without having to slam everything shut straight away again.What does this mean? Can not just send me a link to the scientific data saying we can end lockdown now.
No I get that bit cheers, Baldy sent something saying "it's -28 actually". Just questioning that.r<1 just means we're getting less spread... which is the whole point of lockdown anyway - that would be a good thing, but not an automatic need to lift lockdown until figures come down sufficiently that it can be done, without having to slam everything shut straight away again.
Literally people on this forum have fucking died from it you stupid Twat.You probably want to stay scared still though..oh well
In pleasing news, other half’s grandad (75) has been offered four different places he can receive his jab and he can choose where to receive it. Very impressed I have to say, lives in a more rural area too
That's beoz yoo iz scared and deny da troof.No I get that bit cheers, Baldy sent something saying "it's -28 actually". Just questioning that.
r<1 just means we're getting less spread... which is the whole point of lockdown anyway - that would be a good thing, but not an automatic need to lift lockdown until figures come down sufficiently that it can be done, without having to slam everything shut straight away again.
Left arm
Right leg
Arse
What’s the fourth location?
Indeed. Is why it's frustrating we don't act faster when cases start rising, too - as we know what'll happen, so why do we wait until it does!Cases matter less than hospitalisations and deaths which will always take time to materialise in the data.
Probably because being stuck in your room having to do uni work is an absolute nightmare. It’s extremely hard working from home too I know but often that involves interaction with others through Teams/zoom etc. I couldn’t write any papers at my uni house in my room I was in the library every daySome universities starting to re-open their libraries again... for the mental health of students who can't go home.
It's not a social event, so I don't quite see how re-opening libraries helps them, beyond any other student who gets access to digital services, whether they're living in the town their university is in atm, or not!
Indeed. Is why it's frustrating we don't act faster when cases start rising, too - as we know what'll happen, so why do we wait until it does!
Probably because being stuck in your room having to do uni work is an absolute nightmare. It’s extremely hard working from home too I know but often that involves interaction with others through Teams/zoom etc. I couldn’t write any papers at my uni house in my room I was in the library every day
But it can be interaction with others through Teams/zoom etc anyway. Whether you're in the town/city of the university is irrelevant to that!Probably because being stuck in your room having to do uni work is an absolute nightmare. It’s extremely hard working from home too I know but often that involves interaction with others through Teams/zoom etc. I couldn’t write any papers at my uni house in my room I was in the library every day
Urethra
Some universities starting to re-open their libraries again... for the mental health of students who can't go home.
It's not a social event, so I don't quite see how re-opening libraries helps them, beyond any other student who gets access to digital services, whether they're living in the town their university is in atm, or not!
Get the blood kettle on, clint.
It's solely because a) government expects universities to act as commercial enterprises and b) government isn't seeing fit to bail out tuition fees (which given they've managed just about every other business, seems slightly absurd).I’d guess it’s for some small form of university life that they’ve paid for.
Per capita it’s Belgium the same measure shows the US have performed better so far than 5 European countries
The government pay for most Tuition fees anywayIt's solely because a) government expects universities to act as commercial enterprises and b) government isn't seeing fit to bail out tuition fees (which given they've managed just about every other business, seems slightly absurd).
The mental health argument is a whitewash for a solely commercial decision, and is false concern for mental health. If it was, they'd be asking staff, too...
It's not a social event, so I don't quite see how re-opening libraries helps them
I’d guess it’s for some small form of university life that they’ve paid for.
Probably because being stuck in your room having to do uni work is an absolute nightmare. It’s extremely hard working from home too I know but often that involves interaction with others through Teams/zoom etc. I couldn’t write any papers at my uni house in my room I was in the library every day
It's solely because a) government expects universities to act as commercial enterprises and b) government isn't seeing fit to bail out tuition fees (which given they've managed just about every other business, seems slightly absurd).
The mental health argument is a whitewash for a solely commercial decision, and is false concern for mental health. If it was, they'd be asking staff, too...
Not for overseas students they don't.The government pay for most Tuition fees anyway
Bullshit. It's not a social event to go to the library, and they have the same access as any student to digital facilities, so focussing on the overseas students' mental health is a falsehood, covering the increased cost and potential loss to a university.I mean, you said you didn’t see how it helps students and you got a couple of valid ways in which it does. Feels like you did know though and you just wanted to argue how it was a money spinner or they’re not more hard done by than anyone else....will leave you to it
It's solely because a) government expects universities to act as commercial enterprises and b) government isn't seeing fit to bail out tuition fees (which given they've managed just about every other business, seems slightly absurd).
The mental health argument is a whitewash for a solely commercial decision, and is false concern for mental health. If it was, they'd be asking staff, too...
Believe it or not, I agree with you.The Blair government used education as a means of massaging unemployment figures which has just been carried on. Courses should be free and there should be support but many even Russell group universities offer disastrous quality compared to a couple of decades ago.
No government will ever be brave enough but the reality is that many universities and courses are sub HND level from years ago.
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