Stebo

I am sure Allen will be too, even if he is a country boy, someone with a brain around him will motivate him.

There are definitely way too many for a science forum that is for sure.

20.4% of the deaths were under 65, and 85.1% of all cases were under 65 plus we have no idea of the long term ramifications of Covid, but by all means keep acting like it is no big deal

Get lost, he doesn't need you running interference to his shitty posts.

Enough with your resting heart rate bullshit, even if any of this is true, Covid doesn't care and you could easily get extremely sick. Just because you think you are healthy doesn't my you are superhuman. I get tired of you bringing up your personal heart rate as if that is a way to wash away your terrible positions with respect to covid. You have been doing this now for months and it is just as stupid now as it was then.

Brains isn't either.

Take this shit back to your own subforum. This isn't NYC.

Multiple presidents, but Jim Bob in Ohio knows what is going on.

He isn't flip flopping either, changing a stance as you learn more about a novel virus isn't flip flopping.

Too much reluctance by people even though there is no issues with the vaccines, so I agree that we won't see 80% either for a long time. That is a pipe dream.

It is good to see the UHI get accurately represented as most people live in cities these days.

I understand that, and I am glad for that for you too. It won't be much longer hopefully before things get closer to normal.

What studies say that? Also that is a choice to go there, and most weight sets are reasonably priced especially if you buy used.

My question, why can't you work out at home? I have to imagine you have a weight set at home and if you are running/calisthenics you can do this in your yard or at a local park. I just don't understand the need to physically be in a gym.

Weird, I was told that it wasn't the schools causing it. I guess internal numbers say otherwise.

Rural parts of this state have tons of openings which is sad because those are the places that are the worst now and those are the places in the state where medical facilities are not readily available.

What a way to out yourself as a winger.

Everything I read is that both the UK and Brazilian variants have been spreading and impacting younger people more.

Based upon per capita, there is barely any testing compared to other age groups and I even specified that the testing that does happens, usually happens after parents get covid themselves.

Btw I am talking about this state, not everywhere else just to make that clear since others don't seem to understand my perspective here.

Well this state is putting the onus on student athletics for one, but athletics isn't going to be the main spreader there aren't that many athletes and schooling opened back up at the beginning of March here for everyone in state. It is only logical that the schools would have causes the explosion as it was the variable that was most dramatically changed. I know other states have opened up as well but they were more paced, it was a band-aid being ripped off here and we were one of the most protective for the longest time thus it didn't naturally spread as much as it would have in other states.

But that doesn't mean they don't carry and spread it, which can then be spread at home to adults and voila, Michigan.

If it is causing massive amounts of spreading, absolutely. Why on earth would you want to keep it going?

Cool, they make up 24% of the population, thus much less testing per capita than adults/elderly.

See but again we don't know this and are assuming a lot because these kids who may be silent spreaders aren't being tested. Really the only cases you hear of kids being tested is after the parents get it or athletics. In this state they are blaming school athletics but don't want to blame the schools themselves, makes no sense at all.