Post 9synldLOzP4Q54LZKa by malin@linuxrocks.online
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(DIR) Post #9sygaNeMIhEQXctuCm by ryanlittlefield@lazer.pizza
2020-03-13T21:44:36Z
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hey if you're worried about corona and are trying to self quarantine and stay home and all that stuff, just remember - you can go outside and like enjoy the outdoors still. it's not like disease is floating through the air. get out, get some vitamin d and read a book or something. make some lemonade or some iced tea and enjoy the sun. forget about the state of panic and all that, because you can still *exist*. just watch yourself around others and leave if you feel uncomfortable.
(DIR) Post #9syiBoo6OTA1R7sEoC by Grandtheftautism@freespeechextremist.com
2020-03-13T22:23:47.955423Z
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@ryanlittlefield very true and thanks for saying it, A+++
(DIR) Post #9syimAX16GmVErDQ6y by se7en@freespeechextremist.com
2020-03-13T22:30:22.140633Z
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@ryanlittlefield A man said to the universe:“Sir, I exist!”“However,” replied the universe,“The fact has not created in meA sense of obligation.”
(DIR) Post #9sylERnmgMs2oofcUC by 9gcarz2naIwb0S3nkm.JoYo@thejoyo.com
2020-03-13T22:57:53.041960Z
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@ryanlittlefield yahboi just went for a walk down the boardwalk the weather is great and OH BOY HERE’S THE MOB AT GROCERY STORE.
(DIR) Post #9sylFA0kJXNnvl4anY by malin@linuxrocks.online
2020-03-13T22:58:00Z
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@ryanlittlefield That sounds like good advice, but it can literally transfer through the air, or via third-hand touch of a surface.https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/about/transmission.html
(DIR) Post #9sylOn14f9N9Veomh6 by ryanlittlefield@lazer.pizza
2020-03-13T22:59:43Z
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@malin then I guess people just shouldn't do or touch or breathe anything
(DIR) Post #9sylcfYpBBMmRNDshM by malin@linuxrocks.online
2020-03-13T23:02:15Z
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@ryanlittlefield Hold the sarcasm.As I said, the original statement can still be good advice, it's just that the part about this not being airborn is incorrect.
(DIR) Post #9syliRG5Gf5povCyBs by ryanlittlefield@lazer.pizza
2020-03-13T23:03:16Z
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@malin what i meant was that it's not going to blow down the road to you from the house up the block. or, more correctly, there's a super super super super low chance. if you're within 6 feet of someone, then yeah exercise caution. but other than that, i think you have a pretty good shot.
(DIR) Post #9symizSEED2zpaiQWO by Lofenyy@mastodon.technology
2020-03-13T23:14:35Z
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@malin @ryanlittlefield It can travel via gross people fluids that travel through the air, but it's not airborne according to the link. There's a really big difference.
(DIR) Post #9synldLOzP4Q54LZKa by malin@linuxrocks.online
2020-03-13T23:26:17Z
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@Lofenyy I'm not familiar with the technical differences between 'bourne through the air' and airbourne, but I took from the CDC that it could travel between people outdoors, via the air and hard surfaces.
(DIR) Post #9syp87Ply6tVfSg1MO by Lofenyy@mastodon.technology
2020-03-13T23:41:32Z
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@malin Imagine you've got a piece of lightly soggy bread laying out on a counter top on a warm day. The kitchen is sterile. The bread still gets moldy. This is because the mold is airborne. Now say you're in your own house alone. It's sterile and you don't have the common cold. Would you catch it? Not unless you go outside, touch something infected and touch your face. It's not airborne. I tried reading around and I could be wrong, but this is what I think.
(DIR) Post #9syq3515YbnmjiIBFY by Nut@shitposter.club
2020-03-13T23:51:51.425017Z
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@ryanlittlefield I got some vitamin d for ya