Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "Bloomberg Technology" channel.

'...getting governments to have aggressive policies...' Thanks for that Uncle Bill. Right nice of yer.
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We do not need vaccinations to manage this virus. Our innate immune system will do what is needed.
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@Anchor7 On average, 7800 people die every day in the US. Multiply that by the number of days since February 6 2020, the day of the first of the pandemic. People died before all of this and will die afterwards. Your figures are nothing out of the ordinary (except the '1 in 10 permanent effects, which is just something you pulled out your arse)
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@Anchor7 Your logic would have it that lockdowns should be permanent. Is that right?
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@Anchor7 Sweden, Florida. No masks, no lockdown. Where's the huge difference in their death rates? 'Open slowly'? Five years maybe? Would that do for you bedwetters?
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F N Every old guy is to be regarded as untrustworthy?
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@cloudsoil I do hope everything goes well for your investment. I welcome and applaud the libertarian motives for the courageous move to usurp the position of what is a system corrupt to the point of dysfunction. Just tread warily. These people have form.
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@cloudsoil I don't understand what you mean there. These 'flaws ignited by human factor'? Surely there is an argument that would have it that the experience gained by older people is the hone to the perception of flaw of whatever origin?
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@cloudsoil We seem to have gone on something of a tangent now.
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@cloudsoil I agree.
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"Nevertheless, I'm sure we're all hoping for a cleaner, greener future..." Those Chinese truck drivers are happy as things are with opening new coal-fired power stations. Meanwhile, Texas freezes its 'nads off because the lovely clean wind turbines froze up.
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@fishbrainCTRL Where I live we have contingencies for snow. They're called power stations.
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He makes good points. But they're not gonna stick one of them in me.
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