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https://blockclubchicago.org/2020/05/27/illinois-is-the-only-state-meeting-trumps-guidelines-for-reopening-amid-coronavirus/

I keep reading on Facebook that the CDC has said that the mortality rate is now down to 0.2%. Of course nobody actually fact-checks anything on FB so, does anyone know where this number might be coming from? I've searched around a bit but can't find anything for certain.

It's amazing how some people can change their minds when presented with new information. You should try it sometime.

You'll be closer if you subtract about 20 years from that. They are still running on COBOL, which has been around longer than I have.

Interesting that these churches took those same precautions... https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/498643-two-southern-churches-forced-to-reclose-after-leaders-and

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/21/us/montgomery-alabama-icu-bed-shortage/index.html

Have you lived in this country for long? Have you been sleeping through all the horrible things we have been doing to each other for the past few hundred years?

Holy shit he can't even admit that he did something that came out "negative" even when that means good. He had the best, most perfect and beautiful negative test that doctors have ever seen.

Not in Illinois.

I'm a sucker for nostalgia type movies. Read a quote one time that really hit me too. “At some point in your childhood, you and your friends went outside to play together for the last time and nobody knew it”

So it was a face to face meeting? Something had to have been said here.

Now put the number of months/years it took to get to those numbers.

Completely random question. Use whatever criteria you wish. Which movie do you choose? Back to the Future or Stand By Me?

Illinois "requires" it but my wife works in a gas station where they don't enforce either the employees or the customers wearing them. My daughter works at a pizza place where they were told by management that they can't turn customers away for not wearing one. I've read that death certificates do have a place for secondary cause of death. I don't know if it's standard nation wide or not.

I related it to being punished by your parents and having to stand in the corner for 10 minutes. But instead of just doing that, you keep leaving and the time keeps starting over. Then you end up in the corner for hours instead of just the initial 10 minutes.