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It is a perfect comparison to be honest. The same IT DOESN'T FEEL GOOD people exist on that side too.

Correction. Masks don't make it 100% safe, but they do diminish the odds of transmission directly related to the quality of your mask, and how well you utilize it. They ARE "effective" when correctly used.

When was the last time 140,000 people died from a sinus infection?

Federal law prohibits an employer from talking about an employees health status unless they allow it.

https://twitter.com/MLBBruceLevine/status/1287799135253532672?s=20 https://twitter.com/MLBBruceLevine/status/1287799135253532672?s=20

Typically I just use Google Maps. Is there something you get out of one of these devices that makes it worth paying for? I get maps, traffic, turn by turn directions, detours, etc.

Thanks Betsy.

I mean at times when we are setting new case records, I don't think this is the time to be taking the "everything is fine" victory lap.

Next up we need a "fake news" or "stick to baseball" post so I can fill in my BINGO card for meatball bingo.

Ah yes, the next fallacy. "I am working why can't they!"

By your line of thinking I should be able to open a nuclear waste dump in your backyard.

It's not really. The rest of the world made the sacrifices needed to beat this. We half assed it and pretended it didn't exist. Obvious outcome is obvious.

4 million cases and 140k+ deaths isn't anecdotal. Neither is pretending death is the only adverse outcome. You might not think of athletes as people, but they are. They aren't just trained monkeys for your entertainment who can be sacrficed for that purpose.

You realize there is a vast universe between 140k dead and "eliminating all risk ever". I mean, if you want to claim you aren't dealing in fallacies, you might at least try to hold off on them for at least one post.

Ugh. Can we not with the obvious fallacies? Especially because of what we are seeing happen in real time here.

Sure, but those are the chances you take in a rebuild. It is a lottery ticket. Most fail. Occasionally you pull a Jose Quintana out of a MiLB free agent signing.

MLB should have had this figured out months ago, before they even started trading monetary proposals.