That's sadly true, where I live (Poland) it's beautiful weather and I wish I could go outside, but my hazmat suit not arrived yet :>
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When it's (finally) a sunny day and people, in a time like this, go take a walk with no distance between them
Well, if they live together I don't see why they cannot go outside together as well. I mean, if one of them is infected they surely must have infected the other by now, mustn't them?
Anyways, thanks for the GA advice!
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How many things are you coming into contact with that others come contact with on your way out? How many things that others come into contact with will you come into contact with when you're outside? As someone who lives in an apartment building with 20 other families using the same elevator, and 23 other families touching the same door handle when getting in/out, this seems like a pretty good place to spread it to others, or getting infected by someone else.
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You're absolutely right in everything you say, but my point was about two people going out together and having to keep a distance between them, not about the appropriateness of going out in the first place.
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Ah yeah, misunderstood you, I thought you meant what's the harm of going out if you just go out with someone you live with and not seeing anyone else when you're out.
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It's what Fnord said, and i understand your reply to him too, although unfortunately it seems many (not all offcourse) seemingly can't follow that distance, and if you walk in a park f.e with small paths you before and behind you you can keep distance but not from those that come from the opposite side. you could also enjoy this weather from your garden, and there will be plenty more nice days to come.
i went to three different supermarkets yesterday people are just an inch away from eachother too.
But most of all i think hygiene where people are selfish too and the most common issue it's spreading so much, many that just don't even wash their hands, let alone the required 20 seconds.
If a man goes to pee, then touch a door and then a faucet and then start to wash it already goes wrong there too. :p
But a famous virologist here says because of today we might as well better go in lockdown, or even give people a 4000.... euro fee if they don't keep their distance.. If you ride in belgium too without a good reason you get a big fee too.
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Well, that's one way of increasing the average intelligence
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The world isn't as fair as this. Those going out are typically younger and healthy, so they will only spread the virus...
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Just had a NL-Alert message earlier today warning people to stay at least 1,5m away from each other. Not even 10 min later I hear people talking and kids playing in a playground near my house....
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Some people are idiots.
I currently live in a small, cheap and very convenient boarding house. One of the rooms got empty, and knowing, that a friend of a friend was looking for a new place to stay, I tried to call him, but he was offline. Then I decided to take a nap, so I turned my phone off. When I got up, I saw that he was trying to call me back, I went to kitchen (that's the bad part nowadays - we have a shared kitchen), and coming back I found him happily waiting at my doorsteps.
No surprise, that I didn't tell him about the empty room.
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Thanks for sharing this video :)
Also yes, stay at home please. Would be nice for all of us if we could still have grandparents after this is all over :(
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To be fair, most people do not have this kind of Data so they can't keep their distance. 🤔
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Living in Japan, people really are just going on with life like nothing's happened. There are still people lining up for popular restaurants, going on crowded trains, playing group sports, going out at night. Restaurants, stores, bars are basically still all open. The numbers that they are showing are not too worrying, but I am sure it's pretty inaccurate. But in general, I am not panicking and I don't feel too much at risk, and I am taking necessary precautions. I truly hope that the signs of slowing down are true, and not just the government hiding numbers to make it look better for the Olympics..
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When it's (finally) a sunny day and people, in a time like this, go take a walk with no distance between them, STAY INSIDE and play a game damnit!
Lockdown (Why does youtube make such long links anyway?)
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