If its not China, its Russia. If its not Russia, its Texas. If its not Texas, its Iowa/Wisconsin.
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I thought it was Iowa?? They are at fault and they also forgot to put in there tooth today.
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How dare Scott Frost, a football coach, his assistant coaches and players want to play football this fall. How dare anyone want our country to get back to normal. I"m really tired of this unscientific nonsense. You want real risk, put them in an automobile where their risk of dying is 1 in 120. Have them cross "O" street on foot where their risk of dying is 1 in 530. What has happened to sanity in the world?
Yes, there is risk assessment and science and then there is fear. We are at this point operating on fear. 18-24 year old athletes in top physical condition are NOT medically or scientifically at risk from the coronavirus. Testing positive for the virus doesn't mean you are sick from the virus. This is not about politics, it is about common sense.
So now it is settled. No fall football for the Huskers or other Big Ten teams. I understand why Nebraska wouldn't want to damage their relationship with the conference. Too much money at stake. The economic impact to the people of the university towns be damned. But we live in pathetically spineless times. But I do understand. I'll check with you guys after the first of the year, if there is actually going to be football in the spring. Not holding my breath.
I think is is closer to 1 in 103 over our lifetime.......and I assume that includes all the drunk driving crashes
Chance of dying from fireworks is 1 in 386,766 - we need to legalize the Baby Poop out of fireworks - don't like the noise - fudge off - at least nobody is getting killed. Unless the fireworks warehouse is next to 2500 tons of ammonium nitrate......
With the metrics that are being used, there shouldn't ever be football again.
There's no way the fire next door was fireworks. Munitions would be more likely. Either way, that was the biggest explosion in most of our lifetimes that didn't come from a nuke.I think is is closer to 1 in 103 over our lifetime.......and I assume that includes all the drunk driving crashes
Chance of dying from fireworks is 1 in 386,766 - we need to legalize the Monkey Feces out of fireworks - don't like the noise - fudge off - at least nobody is getting killed. Unless the fireworks warehouse is next to 2500 tons of ammonium nitrate......
I'm wondering who the key players are in Nebraska's decision. Is it just BM, and SF?
What about the possibly of having TO's input as well? He's a wise man. I couldn't fathom making a bold decision to go against the Conference without at least posing some ?s to TO as well.
The Conference can't kill Nebraska, so it can only make us stronger.
What about the possibly of having TO's input as well? He's a wise man. I couldn't fathom making a bold decision to go against the Conference without at least posing some ?s to TO as well.
The Conference can't kill Nebraska, so it can only make us stronger.
I don't know about that, as natural explosions can make that one pale in comparison. That was a tragedy, sure, but on the scale of things its just another cock up in a long long list for that part of the world where human life is an afterthought.
This whole China flu thing disproportionately affects blue hairs. They are going down at a considerably higher rate than other demographics. And that far higher rate gets us to .... <insert drum roll> ....0.2% of those infected. The Spanish flu claimed almost 6%. My have we become soft with living. The rate is far lower in countries using methods that are politically unpopular with our own polarized nationalized healthcare system. India is fighting the symptoms with science and an eye on treatment costs, with visits hitting under $1,000 per patient. Here in American we throw bills of $1.25 million at survivors, yet we lost a ridiculous number.
We've simply taken the notion of safety to an absurdity level never before seen in human history to the point where living life is truly suffocated. None of it is based in science, but rather (un-)hinges on emotional rhetoric. Football funds all other college athletics, so in this regard the commissioner for the B1G killed his patient.
