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Covid-19 #22: What Were You Doing This Time Last Year?
Isalie replied to Fragile Bird's topic in General Chatter
This is acctually wrong, or at least not right. The one study a Swedish newspaper managed to find on this concluded that the amount of bacteria (in the wound? Dont recall exactly where they measured it) was larger with a mask than without. Similarly, a danish study on masks and covid concluded that the risk of infection decreased by about 2% for mask wearers. -
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And yet both sides were dead certain.
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Hah, i seem to recall some neat piling on some guy for daring to call the virus air borne
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Im nearing the end of adrienes 30 days of yoga and really need somewhere to go from there, do you (or anyone else) have any suggestions?
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I guess struggled was kinda hyperbolic, but after i had been doing pushups for a while and thought my core had improved i filmed my self. It turned out i wasnt doing pushups at all, instead i was making some weird banana tribute. I can do a bunch properly now.
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Thats why i wanted many peoples opinions to get a well rounded definition. For example, i can bench my own weight, but i really struggled when i started doing pushups. Which was depressing but also heartening since it was an easy addition that improved my health. Basically, i like setting goals for myself and was looking to add a few.
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A couple of threads back we discussed what constituted being fit, like being able to run 10k in less than 60 min and deadlift twice your own weight. I cant really remember what else we said, so, yall wanna do it again? (i realise that to be elite at one thing youll have to give up some others, but i was thinking in a more general sense). What should you be able to do if you wanna call yourself fit?
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Dont necessarily disagree, but theres no way the strongman to obese ratio is lower than 1:100.
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Thats exactly my point, theyre mammals, with needs very similar to our own. ( I also doubt a baby is that much smarter than a calf or a kitten, yet most of us wouldnt eat a baby). That said, i guess im worse than yall since i think eating dairy is morally reprehensible and still eat the occasional pizza.
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I think theres plenty of good soy ice cream, and for cooking i think the oat substitutes are fine. If we are talking things that are vile, i can think of a few, like how dairy is produced.
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How would i stop it?
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Theres no milk label on my oat drink at least, which is good since im not a calf. Anyway, on marketing, i guess i agree on principle, but anything that makes people eat less dairy is a win in my book, so ill allow it. For now.
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The situation at the care homes is probably more down to general neoliberal policies than the corona response. But im sure a lot of people think that the elderly would magically be saved if we just closed the schools..
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@Tywin et al. can you Linn the yoga challange you did?
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Lol, you spent a bunch of posts acting like going on an intercontinental vacation was a human right. As to your other point, if a decrease in the availability of cheap travel is what finally dooms society as we know it, then maybe it deserves to fail.