CO may have Covid peak in Sept.

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I read that earlier as well. It provides an interesting perspective- unfortunately it assumes a lot of principles that may or may not be true. The most challenging thing about this virus is simply the lack of data- we don’t understand a whole lot about it. So models based on incomplete info- I put little faith in. But it is an interesting perspective.

BTW: It also assumes indefinite social distancing


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I read that earlier as well. It provides an interesting perspective- unfortunately it assumes a lot of principles that may or may not be true. The most challenging thing about this virus is simply the lack of data- we don’t understand a whole lot about it. So models based on incomplete info- I put little faith in. But it is an interesting perspective.

BTW: It also assumes indefinite social distancing


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I saw that. People will freak out if social distancing is continued past May.
 

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Considering the disease has a max. 14 day incubation and a ~ 14 course, that is totally policy-related.
 

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This is all good information to prepare. Of course, holes can be poked, but we can all agree that the 5p's are better than 3.
 

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Dont trust any modeling that doesn't even give the model or references to previous studies of that model.
 
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The governor's husband is an animal rights activist. If this peaks here in the fall, I wouldn't be surprised if hunting is suspended.

That may be the case, but I’m still taking an elk. That feeds me and my wife for the year.


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I read that earlier as well. It provides an interesting perspective- unfortunately it assumes a lot of principles that may or may not be true. The most challenging thing about this virus is simply the lack of data- we don’t understand a whole lot about it. So models based on incomplete info- I put little faith in. But it is an interesting perspective.

BTW: It also assumes indefinite social distancing


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That was my big takeaway. 80% SD indefinitely? Not likely. The deaths from suicide will likely outweigh those saved from the quarantine.
 

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The modeling is sooo reliable. I could write that Chinese virus may leak in October 2028 and it would be just as good of a prediction.
 

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Still applied for my normal units but I have a friend coming down from WY for his first-ever mule deer hunt so im hoping this whole thing doesn't ruin it for us.
 

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I am definitely nervous about it. The next thing you are going to hear is that since it was transferred to a tiger in the bronx zoo- “for the sake of the elk” we need to keep our distance.


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I saw that. People will freak out if social distancing is continued past May.

Living in NJ. I can tell you they are talking about social distancing until there is a vaccine available. That means through next winter and at the earliest based upon how long a fast drug trial lasts more than likely the summer or fall of 2021.


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