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MAJOR: Boris Johnson’s Covid-19 Condition Deteriorates – will undergo ventilation

LONDON – British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Covid-19 condition has become worse, and he was taken to the hospital, according to an official representative of the head of the British government. But RIA Novosti reports that they are preparing to connect Johnson to mechanical ventilation – all a very serious situation. According to RIA Novosti, Johnson was hospitalized urgently, he will undergo mechanical ventilation. MAJOR: Boris Johnson’s Covid-19 Condition Deteriorates – will undergo...

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Jamie Ralph Tweet – NHS: Covid-19

Jamie Ralph, a Welsh paramedic, tweeted this earlier. 708 DEAD in the last 24 hours.   The 13 year old boy was buried with NO immediate family there.  A 5 year old has DIED.  NHS staff are DYING.  I’m scared, my family are scared, my colleagues are scared. YOU can help stop this by STAYING the F*CK at HOME!  This in NOT a bank holiday! https://t.co/LhbIOePwGl

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Using copper to prevent the spread of respiratory viruses

I'd have to think copper is going to be part of any post virus corrective adjustments...  maybe say goodbye to all the brushed stainless steel and chrome tactile fixtures and hello to copper...the third in line of the so-called "noble metals"... column 11 of the PTE... atomic number 29... Wow. This article is from nearly five years ago! Using copper to prevent the spread of respiratory viruses https://t.co/vpzgSyVJHu — Alice Evans (@AliceEvansGruff) April 1, 2020

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Italy man wear dinosaur dress Coronavirus lockdown in but was police quickly sent back home

I wrote in a previous post how I went to the shops wearing goggles, a bike mask with a medical mask underneath, plus with my gloves on and my coat, it felt like I was in a deep sea diving suit, and totally safe inside my cocoon, except with so much clobber on I could hardly breathe, or see where I was going. Plus the goggles kept misting up and the masks kept slipping off because one is better than two, as I found out. But this guy beats me. Well, if it's all you have at hand. [embedded...

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Harry Green – Safety nets have holes – the need for a Universal Basic Income…

The last paragraph from the excerpt below describes how people who are in jobs they hate would be able to leave if they had a Basic Income.I hated my job, but I couldn't leave because of my huge mortgage. I had also been there a long time so I was on top whack too. My work was specialised, so I would have had to travel for two hours or more each way if I wanted to leave, plus it would have been the same horrible job, just somewhere else.I had a Higher National Certificate (HNC) in...

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Why is Coronavirus so successful? How to defeat COVID-19 & SARS-CoV-2

A really interesting video about the virus, and why it's so effective. [embedded content] I went shopping yesterday and felt my medical mask was a bit flimsy so I put my bike mask over the top as well. I also put my DIY eye protection glasses on, so I felt pretty safe, like I was in a deep a sea diving suit, except my glasses kept misting up because as I breathed out my breath came right out of the top of the mask straight up into them.Also, the double mask idea wasn't such a great idea...

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FT editorial: “Radical reforms are required to forge a society that will work for all” Prakash Loungani

An editorial in the Financial Times headlined “Virus lays bare the frailty of the social contract” says that recent developments “shine a glaring light on existing inequalities” and that “to demand collective sacrifice you must offer a social contract that benefits everyone.” The FT states: “Radical reforms — reversing the prevailing policy direction of the last four decades — will need to be put on the table. Governments will have to accept a more active role in the economy. They must see...

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