Moderator: 3ne2nr Mods
88sins wrote:The problem we're having with development of a vaccine is because of the most common and expected host animal that started this, the bat.
Even though bats are mammals, they have very unique immune systems that somehow allow them to carry diseases that can be fatal to other mammals with no ill effects. Up to this day scientists still have no real idea about how bats can live while infected with so many different pathogens, such as Ebola, Nipa, and many others. So reverse engineering is definitely out. That primarily leaves us with option 2, finding and replicating human antibodies from recovered survivors and persons that may be immune. This isn't going to be easy either but will still be easier than option 1.
All we can do is work at it, safeguard ourselves from infection if possible, and wait.
gastly369 wrote:What was the summary?Gladiator wrote:Well that was a waste of 10 mins...The_Honourable wrote:Prime Minister's Short Address to the Nation 29/03/2020
Gladiator wrote:Well that was a waste of 10 mins...The_Honourable wrote:Prime Minister's Short Address to the Nation 29/03/2020
killercow wrote:I never understood the concept of panic buying. Sooner or later someone who purchased (possibly before you) will run out of stocks before you and need to replenish. There MUST be a place open to do so. I plan on going out to replenish maybe Wednesday or Thursday. This 'last minute' rush (even though ALL supermarkets will still be open) was for the sheep trinis who obviously don't think things through often or at all.
paid_influencer wrote:On panic buying, that is a good way to describe it. When I was panic buying, I took out maybe 20 tins of canned beans and I had to take a couple more just to satiate my anxiety. I was panicked, and buying.
ED is right, the old indian in me did not want to spend the money. First bill was $1200 in supplies and I felt a knife stab me. It hurt, I did not want to spend the money. But I had to remind myself the rainy day is here. I bought some more the next week and it hurt like hell too. Now it doesn't hurt anymore and I sleep better at night. Canned goods is the new money under the mattress.
88sins wrote:buh rspann, yuh delete yuh post?
88sins wrote:Well one thing for sure
This thing has motivated me to finish my sustainable otg power solutions. Already got storage capacity and power management sorted out, just deciding whether to go with wind or solar. Might just consider a hybrid of the two, since I can build a wind turbine myself.
Decision, decisions.
88sins wrote:Well one thing for sure
This thing has motivated me to finish my sustainable otg power solutions. Already got storage capacity and power management sorted out, just deciding whether to go with wind or solar. Might just consider a hybrid of the two, since I can build a wind turbine myself.
Decision, decisions.
Rowley says we are at war.matr1x wrote:What makes me angry is the government is trying to play the game of everything is normal.
gastly369 wrote:Done have small generator and wiring for essentials lots fuel and I start sound dampening project on car88sins wrote:Well one thing for sure
This thing has motivated me to finish my sustainable otg power solutions. Already got storage capacity and power management sorted out, just deciding whether to go with wind or solar. Might just consider a hybrid of the two, since I can build a wind turbine myself.
Decision, decisions.
aaron17 wrote:Rowley says we are at war.matr1x wrote:What makes me angry is the government is trying to play the game of everything is normal.
shogun wrote:MaxPower wrote:USA up to a whopping 135,000+ cases....
And they havent apex yet
Yup, read that earlier. Madness.
If the Trump administration didn't waste two weeks mocking, downplaying and running to their typical "liberal conspiracy" garbage, they might have had a better handle on things. Just imagine Americans still allowed their kids to go on Spring Break, in the midst if this thing? Hopefully the numbers improve soon, because lives will be lost because of their inaction.
carluva wrote:One person who ate a bat or a pangolinEFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:why do people feel we can return to work etc in a month or 2?
This virus is obviously here to stay, the UK just warned they are going to shut down for 6 months and even that is being optimistic.
This virus is going nowhere without a Vaccine. This thing is far too contagious the top man who fought the battle against SARS already said you would have to be EXTREMELY lucky to drive this thing back into the wild as in winning the lotto lucky.
This problem could last for YEARS literally until a vaccine is invented
Just imagine is ONE case cause all this problem just ONE person.
Return to “Ole talk and more Ole talk”
Users browsing this forum: pugboy and 305 guests