On the economy, this has a real chance to be China's post WWII moment if they are actually past this and other global economies are in the dumpster for an extended period of time.
There's a Patton Oswalt(?) bit about how one day times will become so crazy that we will turn to boring, grounded movies, instead of fantasy, to escape reality.
I watched Chef last night and it was the happiest I've been in a week.
We're at that point.
If it makes you feel any better, I convinced myself I had a fever and was up all night sweating when my company told me to get ready to work from home.
anxiety does weird things.
If people hadn’t been clowning me for week for being too nervous about this I’d be inclined to agree.
But it’s in our nature to try and shrug things off. Like I said, maybe now we can begin taking this crisis seriously.
A player on Juventus just tested positive. They soldiered through a game this past weekend. Every one of those players has been exposed.
This is why I don't think the no fans thing is feasible.
I'm a few days from being told to stay home, and all I know is I will make a concerted effort to be more productive so I never have to come back in again
Just about everywhere eventually will. They all are starting to (U of I, Dayton, Purdue, Michigan, Michigan State just off the top of my head have). Nobody wants to be the one school that tries to soldier through and get smashed with the virus.
The Chinese Basketball Association is calling American players back and many of them are refusing. If reports from China are to believed (I'm really not sure if they can) they're probably better off there...
TBH I'm not sure the media is hyping it enough. Still seeing wayyyyy too many "The flu is worse" articles when just about every doctor in the world has come out and said this is 10x worse than the flu.
But I feel you on the WHO thing, in regards to H1N1.