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It's lucky I hadn't got round to watching it yet! Our [CORPORATE EFFICIENCY] grows! Today a message from Zyloh, tomorrow a message from Disco, the day after that... CR?

Thank you, Glorious Leader!

COVID Catharsis Corner - Reports from around the world from today, Friday 18th of June: - World: 177,563,153 confirmed cases and 3,844,571 confirmed deaths. - World: WHO indicates Delta variant is becoming globally dominant. - World: WHO official indicates COVAX scheme is grinding to a halt...

World Bank refuses to assist El Salvador in adopting Bitcoin as official currency: https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/world-bank-refuses-to-help-el-salvador-adopt-bitcoin-over-environmental-and-transparency-concerns/ar-AAL8ulR “While the government did approach us for assistance on bitcoin...

Couple of questions for you as you do seem to have a handle on all this: Q-1) What's the difference in lethality factor and how many people it actually puts in the ground? Example to explain my question, Numbers are off the top of my head so nothing here backed up by science: Varient X has as...

COVID Catharsis Corner - Reports from around the world from today, Thursday 17th of June: - World: 177,194,643 confirmed cases and 3,835,923 confirmed deaths. - World: Study by researchers at University of Oxford suggests natural infection and recovery from COVID-19 does not guarantee long...

The UK is entering a weird phase now the majority of older people, who have a higher risk of serious illness, have been vaccinated to a level where they do not get seriously ill with the virus while the Delta variant literally rips through the younger unvaccinated population unabated, having...

Thank you, Glorious Leader! Speed, the stuff of life. What is faster must be able to be tanked, what is more powerful must be able to be outrun. The sheields suggest smaller fast ships should not be a worry in regard to tanking, and the Xi'An engine tech is in the MISC Razor, it's in the...

COVID Catharsis Corner - Reports from around the world from today, Wednesday 16th of June: - World: 176,773,897 confirmed cases and 3,825,114 confirmed deaths. - Vaccines: German company CureVac indicates it's candidate missed it's efficiency goal, with only a 47% rating in late stage trials...

Well that's just .

Thanks for the clarification, I'll leave he study analysis to those with an interest in it - In the best traditions of TEST I'm more of a "what does this button do" kinda guy 👍

So I can stop wearing my mask now, right? If I'm more likely to catch COVID from it landing on my mask and touching it, rather than breathing it in, I should stop wearing it shouldn't I...?

COVID Catharsis Corner - Reports from around the world from today, Tuesday 15th of June: - World: 176,386,418 confirmed cases and 3,814,538 confirmed deaths. - US: Passes 600,000 confirmed deaths. - US: Head of Morgan Stanley bank cracks down on hopes of continued working from home: "If you...

Any party with a dress code 'aint a party it's a 'function'. Dump the dweebs, put on a toga and enjoy life. You don't have to join TEST but you don't have to live under some orgs dress code either. The dress code at TEST is yellow and black armour, by the way. No boat shoes.

The world is full of people doing that, it's what bars are for :drunk: I've always been an observer, as with Quantum someone has to see it happen or it all happens and all doesn't happen... In the words of the great Roy Walker (from TV's Catchphrase): "Say what you see".

COVID Catharsis Corner - Reports from around the world from today, Monday 14th of June. - World: 176,057,166 confirmed cases and 3,805,828 confirmed deaths. - Variants: Delta strain (B.1.617 first detected in India) now present in 74 countries and heading toward being the worlds dominant...

Ah, righto. In that case I think I should leave those better suited to thinking about this kind of thing to it and I'll be getting back to being an observer and drinking my bottles of cider - they're not going to drink themselves! 👍

Welcome aboard, you've made the right choice! ( I mean, all choices are right but this is the rightist one)

But in the same way that the Lab isn't Real Life, Sweden isn't Italy and New York State isn't Texas etc etc etc and there could be something which is common in one of those countries/populations which is not in another which is the thing which is the lynchpin of why it was worse or better in one...

Maybe. But then you could just as easily say if they'd done nothing perhaps a variant might have emerged from New Zeland in the first weeks of the pandemic which might have had a 100% infection rate and a 100% fatality rate after one month of being infected and was asymptomatic up to the point...