Society/Culture Life after Covid-19
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more shopping bags of cash greasing the political and council wheels
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more CCP members being selected for safe seats
Thats what a balanced budget is all about - Howard left some for a rainy day.
Can you see any Government running a surplus in your lifetime? Will you support it?
Pray tell ? Pls reference his bottom line ....
Post Covid, Universitys use of the taxpayers money must be exposed for all to see in the same way Catholic Schools have been sent back to school.
These institutions are not a law unto themselves,
www.abc.net.au
University of Adelaide vice-chancellor Peter Rathjen has taken an indefinite leave of absence less than 24 hours after chancellor Kevin Scarce resigned without public explanation yesterday.
"University of Adelaide staff desperately need clarity from the University Council and the remaining senior management on why the chancellor has resigned and why the vice-chancellor is taking indefinite leave," the union's Adelaide branch president, Nick Warner, said.
These institutions are not a law unto themselves,
Mystery surrounds departures of university chancellor and deputy
University of Adelaide vice-chancellor Peter Rathjen takes indefinite leave less than 24 hours after chancellor Kevin Scarce resigned without public explanation yesterday.
"University of Adelaide staff desperately need clarity from the University Council and the remaining senior management on why the chancellor has resigned and why the vice-chancellor is taking indefinite leave," the union's Adelaide branch president, Nick Warner, said.
yet interest rates have flatlined....
Not sure why you replied to my post which itself has a context unrelated to interest rates.
As a stand alone post your comment on interest rates means what?
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I would anticipate that companies and investors will better prepare for future crises. This will result in greater asset to debt ratios. I think people will become more risk averse in the property market.
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Anyhow, have a Winfield 25.
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In a low interest rate world IMO we will just see more of the same. i.e. hocked to the eyeballs companies and people.
Which i think is crazy that anyone with money can buy their way into a country. I get the economic argument but from a social, and philosophical level its fundamentally wrong
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Everyone should just wear masks. It should be the new norm, just like wearing clothes. It's not so bad, really. Think about it. Apart from COVID-19, you'll actually suffer from less of your generic flus and colds!
Be a lot easier to sell to the public to have to wear a mask when going out, than downloading an App. Make the masks available everywhere i.e. supermarkets, pubs, parks, community centres.
My architect told me his Chinese clients are just banking for each other. Ie One would lend a friend $AUD for a house and just pay them back in Yuan back home.
Nup, * that. Too antisocial
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Masks will make holding up servos and banks a lot easier. No more "remove your helmet/mask before entering" signs.
Masks are not necessary, as well as inconvenient, hot, a disguise. Much of our verbal communication relies on lip-reading as well as the audio. If you maintain distancing - and you can - and don't go out when you're unwell, that will go a long way to reducing the incidence of colds and flu. Plus hand sanitisers should be at the entry point of large stores (Bunnings doing this now).
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There's a lot of conflicting info about masks. Hard to know what to believe sometimes.
I've read somewhere that the R0 goes below zero if at least 80% of the population wear masks. Don't know if that's true, but if it is, it would seem like a no-brainer.
Couple of studies out lately saying kids dont spread it much and no super spreader events have come out of schools. Kids at primary school in particular arent at risk of spreading it apparently.
Yeah, it's odd. Kids are often super spreaders for influenzas yet with this critter, it doesn't seem to be so. Some clever scientists will work out why one day, but for the moment, It remains a mystery. Another reason this is not the 'flu' to all those folks who like to disinform by calling it that.
And to answer the OP - sex, drugs and rock and roll. I so much want to see some bands, but I think that sort of entertainment will one of the last to return.
Schools have been closed
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This is why children in schools have been largely unaffected by coronavirus
As some states' schools prepare to reopen their doors from early May, epidemiologists say there's more and more evidence that children typically do not spread COVID-19.
R0 below Zero. Good trick.
So if you wear a mask you cure someone who already has it?
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