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If you don't cook those meats properly they go straight to your lungs!
What are you doing during quarantine?
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around participants' experiences and activities during a period of self-quarantine due to a health crisis. Topics include personal routines, work-from-home challenges, emotional responses, and social dynamics in the context of the quarantine.
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- Exploratory
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Main Points Raised
- Some participants share their daily routines, including reading, working from home, and managing household tasks.
- Others express concerns about the economic impact of the crisis and the effects on personal productivity.
- A few participants discuss the emotional toll of isolation and the challenges of staying active while adhering to quarantine measures.
- There are suggestions for using technology to enhance work-from-home setups, such as using larger monitors or projectors.
- Some participants reflect on the uncertainty of the situation and the potential for prolonged quarantine measures.
- Discussions also touch on the varying levels of restrictions and responses in different regions, highlighting differences in quarantine enforcement.
- Several participants mention the importance of maintaining physical activity and social connections, despite restrictions.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants generally share similar experiences of quarantine but express differing views on the severity of the situation, the effectiveness of measures taken, and the emotional and practical challenges faced. No consensus is reached on the best approaches to cope with the quarantine.
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Limitations include varying definitions of quarantine measures, personal circumstances affecting responses, and the evolving nature of the health crisis impacting participants' perspectives.
Who May Find This Useful
Individuals interested in personal experiences during quarantine, those seeking to understand the social dynamics of isolation, and readers looking for shared coping strategies in challenging times.
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DennisN
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hagopbul said:
rsk said:
http://www.physicsforums.com/threads/collection-of-science-jokes-p2.847743/post-6310868
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DennisN
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I've been thinking about doing something similar, but I realized it was just a pipe dream.Stephen Tashi said:
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hagopbul
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rsk said:
it is just some thinking all around the place as we don't have any thing to do in quarantine timemaybe SARS is just a side effect of something weakening or disorienting the immune system
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4268397/
under cook meats contain a lot of biological substances , viruses , bacteria ...etc
maybe something hitting the blood and the SARS is just a side effect of it
statistics is also some thing to look intohttps://aidsinfo.nih.gov/drugs/569/chloroquine/0/patient
i don't know why every one is talking about this drug but it is also related to hiv treatment
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what about some unclear behavior of immune system?
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berkeman
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berkeman
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Unfortunately, this thread will need to remain closed. It started well, but has gone off the rails recently with too much work needed to clean it up.
Please keep technical/medical discussions in the Medical forum with appropriate references cited, and if there are general discussions about our current situations, please avoid technical/medical speculations, and please let's do our best to avoid political statements (I know that is especially hard right now).
Oops, I had to give myself an infraction for that last parenthetical comment.
Please be safe everyone, and keep supporting each other through this difficult time. Thanks.
Please keep technical/medical discussions in the Medical forum with appropriate references cited, and if there are general discussions about our current situations, please avoid technical/medical speculations, and please let's do our best to avoid political statements (I know that is especially hard right now).
Oops, I had to give myself an infraction for that last parenthetical comment.
Please be safe everyone, and keep supporting each other through this difficult time. Thanks.
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