Hi Josiah,
 Very bad news. Here in Tehran schools and universities are closed and will 
remain closed for next few weeks!
 Everywhere is closed or semi-closed! There is shortage for masks, gloves, 
and disinfectants.
 This is a disaster! 

 Have you read the book https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Eyes_of_Darkness?
 Strangely the novel explains a similar story like coronavisus in Wuhan 
China.

 The Wikipedia page described the virus name was Gorki-400 where in the 
reprint in 1989 changed to Wuhan-400.
 

--Mohammad

On Thursday, March 5, 2020 at 4:21:54 PM UTC+3:30, TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>
> Ciao Gloom, Devil's Plaintiff,
>
> As the coronavirus takes grip in Italy, now, in my immediate area...
>
> Issues locally are ...
>
> -- Death rate in Italy are looking High (higher than Iran) mainly because 
> people live very long in Italy; and birth rate is low... result is Higher 
> mortality in vulnerable aged populations.
>
> -- All schools are closed to the middle of month.
>
> -- Many towns in Lombardy are on lock-down under virtual martial law. 
> Economically that is a disaster as the North is the centre of net 
> production Italy.
>
> -- The virus is fulminate, but largely silent, for most infected recover 
> without a beep. Detection is a cornerstone that is likely already 
> uncontrolled (not sure).
>
> Some broader issue are ...
>
> -- Is Italy just detecting it better than the rest of Western Europe? 
> Italy started screening & sequestration early.
>
> -- Is the virus so dispersed yet it is unstoppable? Detection is difficult 
> because you can't test everyone. Most people *don't display marked 
> symptoms*.
>
> -- Would it be better to switch from sequestration resourcing to 
> palliative care? Let the society continue economic activity regardless?
>
> I'd say the issue with your alternative advocacy is simply exposure, 
> reach. One needs more than a TW. One needs a way to get it read.
>
> Best wishes
> TT
>
>
>
> On Sunday, 1 March 2020 07:10:13 UTC+1, A Gloom wrote:
>>
>> I shall play advocatus diaboli
>>  
>>
>>> Definitely true. BUT our commune in Italy delivered in the postbox a 
>>> pamphlet yesterday about precautions with the virus.
>>>
>>
>> TW could be delivered via USB external memory devices or CD/DVD-- in this 
>> country, more of a change someone paying attention to such than a pamphlet 
>> which would be ignored like junk mail.
>>  
>>
>>> So WHAT would be the added value of TW unless thousands can find it on 
>>> quick search? 
>>>
>>
>> Internet may not always be available-- especially if unrest is involved-- 
>> the plug on the Internet may get pulled-- Iran, Kashmir, China, Arab 
>> Spring...
>>
>> and Internet search results can lead to the wrong sources...
>>
>> and would ppl select sources from social media and pop culture icons over 
>> authoritative sources... I don't know if you noticed the growing distrust 
>> in instittutions by the general public?
>>  
>> and a TW for CoV could be easily be passed around with or without the 
>> Internet
>>
>> I could see its relevance IF an EXPERT in coronaviris made a TW about it. 
>>> As a public announcement system it seems a dead duck.
>>>
>>
>> see point above-- you may be fooling yourself if you think an expert 
>> would make ppl listen more-- experts would just be needed initiately to 
>> ensure the info is accurate but social engineering would be needed to 
>> spread it-- pop cultrure icons and outlets, social media so ppl will spread 
>> it for you just like their spreading the virus-- a new approach to goin 
>> viral
>>
>> perhaps reverse psychiatry-- the government don't want you to read it-- 
>> everyone will read it then : P
>>
>

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