Yes, please don't do anything to study and learn more about this novel virus. Its prevalence in a large student body (the largest in the USA) couldn't possibly be of any usefulness. I especially don't want any sort of study being done at a prestigious public research university.WoMD said:
Is A&M going to follow these recommendations, or push forward with their mandatory randomized student testing...?
They should, but they probably won't. Young is looking for any excuse to shut campus down. With thousands of tests, just the false positives will look like a huge number. This whole thing is just a fishing expedition for false positives and support for going back to all online.WoMD said:
Is A&M going to follow these recommendations, or push forward with their mandatory randomized student testing...?
It will now shift to "positivity rate", which now will be actually higher because you are testing only sick people. All the while, "cases" are plummeting, as are "hospitalizations" which are both flawed numbers, as well.ReloadAg said:
Will tamp down the "number of cases" hysteria which is good but I'm sure the Coronabros will find another metric with which to move the goalpost.
Duncan Idaho said:
HCQ / Zinc only works if given early....also don't bother getting tested until you exhibit symptoms.
Makes sense.
ETFan said:Yes, please don't do anything to study and learn more about this novel virus. Its prevalence in a large student body (the largest in the USA) couldn't possibly be of any usefulness. I especially don't want any sort of study being done at a prestigious public research university.WoMD said:
Is A&M going to follow these recommendations, or push forward with their mandatory randomized student testing...?
Sylvester Turner has been BEGGING people to go get tested. After all, they might not be able to later this week if we get a hurricane.Mikeyshooter said:
Lina and Sly are weeping at these new recommendations.
Duncan Idaho said:
You have to slow the testing down
