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EXACTLY!!! I hope everyone takes a good look at whose making, delivering, and working making sure others have the basic needs to get through this pandemic.
Not to mention all those Red state truckers and warehouses plowing along getting things where they need to go while I sit at home working on my computer remotely sipping crystal light mango squirts.
Soonest hope for normalcy is this new antibody test. There is a new diagnostic for your blood that proves if you had exposure to COVID-19 and got over it so you are no longer a threat to yourself or the public
Do you have anything that indicates you've been in the apartment for over a month (bills, magazine subscriptions, practically anything? If you do, the prime tenant (or landlord also) can't just throw you out. That's an illegal eviction, and they could be arrested for that.
To get your out they'd have to file for an eviction in housing court. And, from what I've heard, even being able to file is not happening for at least 90 days, let alone get a hearing, and get an eviction order.
At the point we are now, testing won't solve this. A vaccine would. An effective treatment might not completely solve it, but it would help tremendously. If neither of those happen, it just has to burn through until the survivor develop immunity.
Just saw this. It's an interesting concept. Intentionally letting certain groups get the virus and recover to develop herd immunity.
Soonest hope for normalcy is this new antibody test. There is a new diagnostic for your blood that proves if you had exposure to COVID-19 and got over it so you are no longer a threat to yourself or the public
BBMW, yes I do - I have my spectrum internet cable bill dating back to June of last year as well as several deliveries from Amazon dating back to again, June. Not trying to not pay my rent or take advantage of this pandemic, it's just the cards I was dealt. I didn't get threatened to be thrown out or anything, I contacted him Saturday to discuss with him and have not heard back yet.
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Do you have anything that indicates you've been in the apartment for over a month (bills, magazine subscriptions, practically anything? If you do, the prime tenant (or landlord also) can't just throw you out. That's an illegal eviction, and they could be arrested for that.
To get your out they'd have to file for an eviction in housing court. And, from what I've heard, even being able to file is not happening for at least 90 days, let alone get a hearing, and get an eviction order.
Also, I work in IT so when this issue gets resolved I will instantly be going back to work...I want to discuss with him a payment plan to bring me up to date. I actually really like living here..my roomates are cool and we respect eachother's necessities (Basically any food or beverages I have put in the fridge has never been taken by them) - I really hope there are not any problems.
At the point we are now, testing won't solve this. A vaccine would. An effective treatment might not completely solve it, but it would help tremendously. If neither of those happen, it just has to burn through until the survivor develop immunity.
Just saw this. It's an interesting concept. Intentionally letting certain groups get the virus and recover to develop herd immunity.
If you think you're not going to get it you're likely wrong. I'm priced in getting it. I'm not that young, but my lungs are in pretty good shape (I never smoked.) I'd probably be okay.
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Be sure to volunteer. Since you have been calling for society to move forward as normal. This should be something your ready to do.
At the point we are now, testing won't solve this. A vaccine would. An effective treatment might not completely solve it, but it would help tremendously. If neither of those happen, it just has to burn through until the survivor develop immunity.
Just saw this. It's an interesting concept. Intentionally letting certain groups get the virus and recover to develop herd immunity.
The antibody test isn't really to test if you have it currently--it's to test if you have already had it and developed antibodies to it. At that point, you are supposedly neither going to come down with the virus and its symptoms nor are you going to be actively incubating it. If true and the tests are accurate and well-deployed, then people who test positive for the antibodies can mostly resume life as normal. It acts somewhat similarly to having the vaccine except your body has made it already--this test just helps verify that. There is the possibility that there's already a large cohort in NYC and the Tri-State Area, or that there will be in the next couple weeks, who have had the coronavirus and will have developed antibodies to it.
You can have multiple methods, sometimes combined, to counter this. It's not like you throw out other efforts completely in order to latch onto one.
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