Covid 19 - The new religionServices held every evening on the BBCNo awkward questions please - Only mainstream media Lots of hand gestures used in the sermon
Quote from: G Griffin on April 17, 2020, 01:23:41 amQuote from: Slacky on April 16, 2020, 06:53:36 pmQuote from: Whey_Aye_Banzai on April 16, 2020, 09:00:31 amThe Government has to review the lockdown every three weeks. We've just past our first review and the next one will be in three weeks; I suspect at that point the daily deaths and new cases will have calmed down massively.And the gov should have progressed with mass testing, which we need - I think - for the UK to be 'unlocked'.Laura K said a source in the Treasury said the government cannot afford to keep on paying the 80% for much beyond three months. So we will be unlocked; economics will force that to happen.And it'll take a while for the economy to get moving again (though there will be a 'burst' to begin with).Stuff like social distancing, handwashing, no large gatherings (or even no gatherings at all), shielding the high risk, will still be part of the routine.With no vaccine in sight for 12 to 18 months this is something we're all going to have to get used to living with.Thats about the size of it.In 3 weeks they'll start with some of the less risky relaxations. Coffee shops, D.I.Y. stores, garden centres. Some places of work will begin to meander back. At some point centres of education and childcare will have to be addressed. I reckon childcare will be first possibly with schools going back for the last 6 weeks prior to the summer holidays.Three weeks is optimistic, imo.Optimism is all there is left.
Quote from: Slacky on April 16, 2020, 06:53:36 pmQuote from: Whey_Aye_Banzai on April 16, 2020, 09:00:31 amThe Government has to review the lockdown every three weeks. We've just past our first review and the next one will be in three weeks; I suspect at that point the daily deaths and new cases will have calmed down massively.And the gov should have progressed with mass testing, which we need - I think - for the UK to be 'unlocked'.Laura K said a source in the Treasury said the government cannot afford to keep on paying the 80% for much beyond three months. So we will be unlocked; economics will force that to happen.And it'll take a while for the economy to get moving again (though there will be a 'burst' to begin with).Stuff like social distancing, handwashing, no large gatherings (or even no gatherings at all), shielding the high risk, will still be part of the routine.With no vaccine in sight for 12 to 18 months this is something we're all going to have to get used to living with.Thats about the size of it.In 3 weeks they'll start with some of the less risky relaxations. Coffee shops, D.I.Y. stores, garden centres. Some places of work will begin to meander back. At some point centres of education and childcare will have to be addressed. I reckon childcare will be first possibly with schools going back for the last 6 weeks prior to the summer holidays.Three weeks is optimistic, imo.
Quote from: Whey_Aye_Banzai on April 16, 2020, 09:00:31 amThe Government has to review the lockdown every three weeks. We've just past our first review and the next one will be in three weeks; I suspect at that point the daily deaths and new cases will have calmed down massively.And the gov should have progressed with mass testing, which we need - I think - for the UK to be 'unlocked'.Laura K said a source in the Treasury said the government cannot afford to keep on paying the 80% for much beyond three months. So we will be unlocked; economics will force that to happen.And it'll take a while for the economy to get moving again (though there will be a 'burst' to begin with).Stuff like social distancing, handwashing, no large gatherings (or even no gatherings at all), shielding the high risk, will still be part of the routine.With no vaccine in sight for 12 to 18 months this is something we're all going to have to get used to living with.Thats about the size of it.In 3 weeks they'll start with some of the less risky relaxations. Coffee shops, D.I.Y. stores, garden centres. Some places of work will begin to meander back. At some point centres of education and childcare will have to be addressed. I reckon childcare will be first possibly with schools going back for the last 6 weeks prior to the summer holidays.
The Government has to review the lockdown every three weeks. We've just past our first review and the next one will be in three weeks; I suspect at that point the daily deaths and new cases will have calmed down massively.And the gov should have progressed with mass testing, which we need - I think - for the UK to be 'unlocked'.Laura K said a source in the Treasury said the government cannot afford to keep on paying the 80% for much beyond three months. So we will be unlocked; economics will force that to happen.And it'll take a while for the economy to get moving again (though there will be a 'burst' to begin with).Stuff like social distancing, handwashing, no large gatherings (or even no gatherings at all), shielding the high risk, will still be part of the routine.With no vaccine in sight for 12 to 18 months this is something we're all going to have to get used to living with.
Not trying to start any arguments. What is the reason you’re working? Is it because money is tight, bored, you need routine, fear of losing your customers, fear of not getting the 80%, you haven’t declared much profit? Surely if someone offered you 80% of your net profit to stay at home and chill you’d do it, right?