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Social distancing today when the sun is shining
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Ah.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI keep to the truth, like Boris.
Indeed.
A definition of "truth" which we've never previously encountered.
When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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While I agree the Daily Mail constantly try and fool and mislead their readers, there's obviously no trick photography there and that beach is a giant human walrus colony!Originally posted by Paddy View PostYes, it's amazing how some people can be fooled by the Daily Mail. The total distance in the photo is well over four miles, the scene is compressed because of the telephoto lens; it is a trick often used by press photographers. If you examine the photo in detail, social distancing is working rather well for a beach.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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FTFYOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostWhile I agree the Daily Mail constantly try and fool and mislead their readers, there's obviously no trick photography there and that beach is a giant human petri dish!
Bloody idiots at least BLM are protesting (sometimes sensibly) about something.Comment
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Huh what? 2,000 deaths a year from melanoma. It's barely a blip. Lifetime risk is like 1 in 400.Originally posted by PCTNNif covid won't get them, skin cancer will. either way, problem solved.
Low Vitamin D leads to much higher rates of CVD.
Considering CVD kills 100 times as many people and lifetime risk of dying from CVD is a little higher than 1 in 4 having all those people at the beach instead of at home is literally saving lives.
Likewise there are early indicators that Vitamin D levels are highly correlated with outcomes for Covid-19.Comment
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Got my company to buy a Dyson cool thingy fan. It's the only way I'm going to get through these three days of the British summer.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIt's too hot out. I've stayed indoors like a proper IT professionalComment
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Don't forget to grease yourself with a thermal paste.Originally posted by woohoo View PostGot my company to buy a Dyson cool thingy fan. It's the only way I'm going to get through these three days of the British summer.Comment
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