Billfan7

From what I can tell that poll was posted before the game this morning.

Will these institutions of higher basketball learning flourish once the NCAA changes the rules and allows players to make $$$ off endorsements and such? It will become even more important to play at a highly visible university to maximize your earning potential.

I don't think it was. You just seem to see everything as an all or nothing fight instead of as a discussion. The post I responded to initially quoted a doctor who said the drug has bad side effects and needed to be studied more before being touted as a cure by our President. I agree with this and chimed into share an anecdote about its side effects. However, if my doctor prescribed me the drug, I hope he would only do so because the FDA studied it and approved it's use for Covid-19 as called for by the doctor quoted in the article.

Wow you are sensitive. My post did not mention anything about banning the drug or state that it is a new or experimental drug. My post was just an anecdote that related to the post it was linked to which mentioned that the drug has pretty bad side effects. I was making no judgments just sharing experience. I would take the drug in a heartbeat if I had Covid-19 and my doctor prescribed it.

Of course it is encouraging and I am happy about it. It proves that many governors, like Cuomo, Pritzker, Inslee & Newsom, and mayors, like Lyda Krewson, did the right thing by enacting stay at home orders early on. Don't you agree?

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My wife has actually taken hydroxychloriquine for arthritis. The side effects were so bad that she quit taking it after a week. Made her feel much worse than her arthritis did.

I did not see this posted earlier. Missouri governor Mike Parson announced a statewide stay at home order yesterday. https://governor.mo.gov/priorities/stay-home-order

This is easy to say when you are not the one who needs help.

Well, now Jared Kushner is in charge of the government's response to the crisis. I am sure that will go well...

Old Guy didn't the HIV curve flatten because of changes in behavior? Had people gone about life as though HIV wasn't really a big deal and made no changes to behavior, what would the curve have looked like?

Still trying to "own the libs"?

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The first US death from the Coronavirus was four weeks ago today on February 29. It took 27 days to go from 1 death to 1,000 deaths in the US.<br><br>Now the US is over 2,000 deaths. That second 1,000 deaths took less than 3 days.<br><br>The number of deaths today is already over 400.</p>&mdash; Jamie Dupree (@jamiedupree) <a href="https://twitter.com/jamiedupree/status/1244028902634332161?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 28, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://pla

I didn't say anything in my post that you quoted other than to suggest you read the article about the similarities and differences between covid-19 and flu - which you asked about. Did you read the article?

Covid-19 is not a flu, it is a coronavirus. I have attached a measured article that explains the similarities and differences between influenza and Covid-19. It answers your above questions and thoroughly explains why Covid-19 is different. https://www.livescience.com/new-coronavirus-compare-with-flu.html