posted March 12, 2020 02:09 PM            

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Originally posted by waxlobster:
There is of course the fact that China had the most thriving and growing economy in the World up until this virus. Obviously that was an economic threat to the UK and US with their increasingly nationalistic leaders and politics.

I don't think it was 'meant' to spread to Europe and the US as it has. Interesting if you look at the Italian chart Chiron is almost exactly opposite the position of Neptune.

In terms of health risk, I think it's minimal for most people, although the infection speed is notable and I'm presuming on this basis that around 3-5x the amount of people are affected than are recorded.

The best solution is to focus on building immunity and eating healthily. I have written an article about it which will hopefully be available soon.

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posted March 12, 2020 05:37 PM            

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Originally posted by GalacticCoreExplosion:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPpzHYKpndk

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I so needed that!

Others mentioned some of that stuff, and the memes are already popping up. Some puts it into focus, like comparing coronavirus deaths vs shooting deaths this year and what he was saying reminded me of this classic from Ebola:

As for the new memes, this is the one I like best so far:

posted March 12, 2020 06:22 PM            

You can swish the oil around your mouth, cook with it, add the milk to soup or broth.

posted March 12, 2020 09:25 PM            

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Originally posted by anonymidarkness:
Can't kiss anyone these days....never know what they clean their mouth up with

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posted March 13, 2020 03:10 AM            

And I've just remembered that I have a cousin in Italy. The step-son of an uncle, the cousin's wife, and his children. I'd forgotten that he moved back over there.

JFC, Ohio is trending on twitter right now: http://twitter.com/hashtag/ohiocoronavirus?src=tren

posted March 13, 2020 03:40 AM            

http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/basic-homemade-bread/

posted March 13, 2020 10:26 AM            

We know Capricorn rules old people, business, money and institutions. Capricorn has been in south node which is a position of LOSS. With Saturn AND Pluto transiting there, life and death issues have been highlighted. And with Jupiter newly transiting there, what is the wisdom to be gained?

On the scientific medical level we know by now that Coronavirus kills mostly old people, especially those with underlying health issues. The rest of society even if they get it will be fine for the most part.

What is happening right now? as of today, in response to coronavirus, decisions have been made that are literally crippling businesses small and big to save old sick people. We are closing schools, places of entertainments, service industry, places of worship, travel industry, dining industry, we are curtailing social interaction, from all walks of life, people are losing a massive amount of money, JUST SO WE CAN KEEP A BUNCH OF OLD ALREADY SICK PEOPLE FROM DYING.

Example: We are closing schools even though children are NOT dying of Coronavirus. Rationale? Children who get infected may endanger grandpa or grandma who lives with them at home.

I am not being uncompassionate. I am not saying "Throw grandma off the train". All I am saying is, Jupiter in Capricorn (not a comfortable position for Jupiter by the way) is asking us, as a society, can we continue to cripple economies and the lives of the majority of people in an attempt to save old sick people from dying?

posted March 13, 2020 10:53 AM            

The overarching official rationale given is the "need to flatten the curve" since our medical system is not equipped to handle the scores of people who will need respirators if they get COVID19.

The thing is, MOST OF THOSE WHO GET COVID19 WILL BE OKAY, WITH OR WITHOUT RESPIRATORS.

Once these FACTS sink into the general population who is currently blinded with fear due to the media blitz on this issue, how long before we get POPULAR UNREST from the scores of people who work in the affected industries, people who:

Will lose their home because they are unable to pay their mortgage

Will not be able to pay their rent and keep a roof over their heads and that of their family

Will lose their struggling businesses because they cannot ride that wave of restrictions for long

who cannot pay their bills due to money loss and will fall behind on their debts

HOW ABOUT:

posted March 13, 2020 11:27 AM            

Show me the money!
Keep businesses open!
Lighten the eff up!

Jupiter in Capp is/will be saying, life of business must go on! We need business to survive as a society, we need money. What good will it be to save old sick people if as a result we fall into economic depression?

posted March 13, 2020 02:03 PM            

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Originally posted by Belage:
the transit and conjunction of Pluto, Jupiter and Saturn in Capricorn, are crystallizing the following issues for the world:

We know Capricorn rules old people, business, money and institutions. Capricorn has been in south node which is a position of LOSS. With Saturn AND Pluto transiting there, life and death issues have been highlighted. And with Jupiter newly transiting there, what is the wisdom to be gained?

On the scientific medical level we know by now that Coronavirus kills mostly old people, especially those with underlying health issues. The rest of society even if they get it will be fine for the most part.

What is happening right now? as of today, in response to coronavirus, decisions have been made that are literally crippling businesses small and big to save old sick people. We are closing schools, places of entertainments, service industry, places of worship, travel industry, dining industry, we are curtailing social interaction, from all walks of life, people are losing a massive amount of money, JUST SO WE CAN KEEP A BUNCH OF OLD ALREADY SICK PEOPLE FROM DYING.

Example: We are closing schools even though children are NOT dying of Coronavirus. Rationale? Children who get infected may endanger grandpa or grandma who lives with them at home.

I am not being uncompassionate. I am not saying "Throw grandma off the train". All I am saying is, Jupiter in Capricorn (not a comfortable position for Jupiter by the way) is asking us, as a society, can we continue to cripple economies and the lives of the majority of people in an attempt to save old sick people from dying?

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Old people own the majority of stocks! (my husband asked me to point that out to you) hahaha

I Mean I think is kind of sweet and I get it bc I don't want my parents in their late 60s to die. I mean they are been super careful and it would SUCK SUCK SUCK to lose them or either of them....

posted March 13, 2020 02:12 PM            

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Originally posted by Belage:
Continuing:

The overarching official rationale given is the "need to flatten the curve" since our medical system is not equipped to handle the scores of people who will need respirators if they get COVID19.

The thing is, MOST OF THOSE WHO GET COVID19 WILL BE OKAY, WITH OR WITHOUT RESPIRATORS.

Once these FACTS sink into the general population who is currently blinded with fear due to the media blitz on this issue, how long before we get POPULAR UNREST from the scores of people who work in the affected industries, people who:

Will lose their home because they are unable to pay their mortgage

Will not be able to pay their rent and keep a roof over their heads and that of their family

Will lose their struggling businesses because they cannot ride that wave of restrictions for long

who cannot pay their bills due to money loss and will fall behind on their debts

HOW ABOUT:

parents overwhelmed at having to keep children home from schools for months?

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This wont happen, my head did go there already so I get why you are thinking all this but institutions want to work with you during these times bc they know there is a crisis and if everyone loses everything that means the streets will get flooded with homeless people and the masses will start to get very angry and protest and crime will go up and it will be a mess and they want to AVOID that. I see these institutions coming up with programs to keep things as normal and calm as possible while all this coronavirus stuff settles in.

There are not enough Sheriffs in the world that can go to everyone's home to kick them out for not paying mortgage, most likely financial institutions will forgive non-payment do to crisis until normalcy is restored.

posted March 13, 2020 02:18 PM            

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Originally posted by Belage:
Jupiter in Capp is and will be saying:

Show me the money!
Keep businesses open!
Lighten the eff up!

Jupiter in Capp is/will be saying, life of business must go on! We need business to survive as a society, we need money. What good will it be to save old sick people if as a result we fall into economic depression?

Jupiter in Capp is/will say:
Instead of crippling businesses and regular activities of 90% of the population, maybe we should quarantine the people who are at risk of dying. hey should be required to wear masks, and wash their hands frequently and stay home since they are vulnerable.

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posted March 13, 2020 02:20 PM            

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Originally posted by charlie:
I’ve been feeling really off the last week and yesterday it culminated in some sort of “mega flu”. My body is strong though, which is good but also bad because it really “warrior attacks” anything entering it and it makes me feel worse.
But as quickly as it came it went away. Today I feel 100%. Really (!!) odd..I mean, it’s a REALLY odd virus if that’s what I got!

I’m in Stockholm and there is a “cluster” going on here :-/

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posted March 13, 2020 02:42 PM            

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Originally posted by hypatia238:
This wont happen, my head did go there already so I get why you are thinking all this but institutions want to work with you during these times bc they know there is a crisis and if everyone loses everything that means the streets will get flooded with homeless people and the masses will start to get very angry and protest and crime will go up and it will be a mess and they want to AVOID that. I see these institutions coming up with programs to keep things as normal and calm as possible while all this coronavirus stuff settles in.

There are not enough Sheriffs in the world that can go to everyone's home to kick them out for not paying mortgage, most likely financial institutions will forgive non-payment do to crisis until normalcy is restored.

This is disrupting our lives yes but it won't be forever and institutions will work with us, the alternative is much worst and benefits no one.

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I do believe the institutions you speak of will rein in the current "let's put the health of old and sick people ahead of the general good" when they start seeing:

1) signs of IMMINENT popular unrest.

2) their coffers being irreparably depleted. The stock market has already entered Bear territory.

However, how generous, forgiving or amiable to work with people's woes will these institutions be remains to be seen.

None of us know how long "normalcy" will take to return. After so many people have lost money and we are mired in economic depression, many industries may have a very long road to recovery. If the average American's pocket takes a bit hit, people are not going to be so quick to travel for leisure, to spend their money on eating out, sports events, entertainment, etc

posted March 13, 2020 02:54 PM            

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Originally posted by hypatia238:
Old people own the majority of stocks! (my husband asked me to point that out to you) hahaha

I Mean I think is kind of sweet and I get it bc I don't want my parents in their late 60s to die. I mean they are been super careful and it would SUCK SUCK SUCK to lose them or either of them....

That been said I get were you are coming from too, I have this practical cold side to me too but I guess the pisces in me is loving that society is responding with so much care and kindness to this

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Let those numbers sink in, before you get consumed with worries about your 60+ old parents.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/china/

posted March 13, 2020 03:01 PM            

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Originally posted by teasel:
http://www.facebook.com/denise.l.nguyen/posts/10156942188091629

"“Every hand that we don’t shake must become a phone call that we place. Every embrace that we avoid must become a verbal expression of warmth and concern. Every inch and every foot that we physically place between ourselves and another, must become a thought as to how we might be of help to that other, should the need arise.”
As we practice preventative measures to help mitigate the coronavirus spread and protect our vulnerable populations, this message from Rabbi Yosef Kanefsky is an important reminder that while we may need to have physical distances, we should still make sure we are maintaining connections, bonds, and care for our fellow human beings. "

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