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I honestly was glad to see the debate and I am honestly thrilled by how mostly civil both sides were to each other. Especially how tribal and emotionally charged Covid19 has become which is a shame as there is no one best answer and there needs to be flexibility and understanding. As for Dr...

This is a great statement and really should be at the front of the push. Want to reduce your chances of getting seriously ill and die from Covid19, get the shot. Otherwise, roll the dice and see if you're feeling lucky.

Sort of. I am sure there are a number of vaccinated that are also infected given some of the mandatory testings have shown those who are vaccinated can also be infected but often they show little to no symptoms. And given most who go get tested are voluntary testing because they are showing...

Why is this a problem. WIth three Hercs the solution is more Ballista's and Tonks.

It indeed looks to be true. A flu booster shot every six months, makes me wonder how they are planning on supporting the logistics when it's getting close to a year and there is still a significant portion of the population looking for their first course. Then factor in those who were amongst...

In Elite the ship was for a long time the player avatar, and I believe there were and still is no multi-crew ships. It does ask the question. Is allowing guns to be slaved, automated, and controlled by NPC actors the right path for Star Citizen? I know there is a vocal group that wants...

One way or another ones immune system is going to be enhanced. But it doesn't bode well that those who have been fully vaccinated are still asymptomatic carriers of the virus. This means even if the vaccine significantly reduces your chances of having a severe immune response to the virus the...

It really is, but it's been a problem well before Covid. And mostly it has to do with the huge costs of establishing and maintaining ICU wards and beds are, the significant cost of putting someone into one of the beds, and the fact that very few people leave those beds alive. Compounded by...

Just needs a skull on the front ad some daggers and then everyone will be calling it the Arcadia.

Your carving and sculpting skills are spectacular. Can't wait to see them don the colors of Test.

So it's only UAMS that is at capacity with COVID-19 patients with 56 patients fighting the virus of those 25 are in the ICU and 14 are on ventilators. Not all of the hospitals in the state or surrounding regions. While it is concerning it's not like the Twitter and TikTok alluded to that the...

Indeed even though the paywall feature of NY TImes is easily circumvented by just stopping the page from fully loading. I agree with you that data once published should be amended and not altered. Even taxes are amended and both the original and adjusted are kept on record. But...

Not always, depending on the government they sometimes revise data or they can also report as you mentioned a single day even without specifying when those cases and deaths occurred. NYTimes talks about this in their faq...

Well, that's one way to speed up infecting and herd immunity has the added bonus of strengthening the population by culling the weak. And honestly, it's expected behavior. We have been seeing similar behavior with gay pride events, with protests, with parties, and celebrations with political...

Heretic, repent for thy transgressions for it is Montoya that all revolve around and his current location makes that timezone the only one that matters. On a more serious note. It will be interesting to see the lessons learned in regards to timezones and scheduling / finding a common...

Yes, I try to stay away from the current numbers as they are typically in flux. The other thing to take into consideration is the numbers are small as such doubling from 1 to 2 is not hard to do or in this case 20 to 40. But either way, the point I was attempting to make was not about the...

Indeed, as much as it is a trope of sci-fi weapons it's one of those things that seems to get a lot of handwaving as to how it works if there is even an attempt at it. Even wiki just has a tag that says this section needs expansion...

If the laser beam was perfectly parallel then yes it would continue on until it hit something indefinitely, but that requires perfect optics which I figured even in the year of SC was not achievable and so the light beam would gradually spread apart, much like a flashlight just over a far...

It's all good. The issue is there is not enough testing to truly know how much of the population is infected or be able to show any sort of meaningful trends which is why the death count while averaging a 30 day lag from initial infection is a better metric and even then its questionable...

Both @NaffNaffBobFace and @Richard Bong have great answers. While there is friction in space it's so low as to be considered non-existent (1.322 × 10−11 Pa ) there would still be a slight drag on the projectiles over a very long duration. The other aspect is that space is very empty and the...