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My Shenzhen, China computer supplier is now shipping again. Today the Chinese government put them all back to work, probably to avoid further damage to their economy. Let's hope that SARS-CoV2 shit has peaked already.

I'm using gloves to open the box and won't touch that shit for five days, maybe more, just in case they're exporting tiny RNA as a free gift.

My Shenzhen, China computer supplier is now shipping again. Today the Chinese government put them all back to work, probably to avoid further damage to their economy. Let's hope that SARS-CoV2 shit has peaked already. I'm using gloves to open the box and won't touch that shit for five days, maybe more, just in case they're exporting tiny RNA as a free gift.

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is right

Capitalize on that breach because chances are shit is far from over and as a result we'll get fed with denial an kept in the dark in a last ditch effort to save collapsing economies, plural. They can't stay shutdown forever, just as you just can't stop breathing forever

https://www.zerohedge.com/health/rate-diamond-princess-infections-suggest-worldwide-infections-are-much-higher-official

Now for small companies it's easier to adapt, since control is easier. dozens of employees at one place is easier to check and control than hundreds of thousands all over the place