As the COVID-19 coronavirus continues to spread and a vaccine or quick fix is not yet available, social distancing is the primary way to curb the pandemic by making it difficult for the virus to spread from one user to another. However, unless you’re a Bond villain with your own island, toilet paper factory, and robots to bid on, staying physically far enough away from others may not be easy. So, the question is what do you do and what don’t you do when there are things you want or deserve to do, adding doo-doo?
Well, a bonus, here’s a quick consultant on do’s and don’ts when it comes to social distancing:
Don’t do that.
Or this:
These are examples of social distancing. The opposite is true. Is it “social closure” or “social focus” or “social-what-you-do-?”
Avoid meetings.
The White House has recommended that you avoid social gathering teams of more than 10 people. President Donald Trump announced it while in an organization of more than 10 people:
However, another 10 people is a bit of an arbitrary limit. Don’t think everything is fine when you have nine, but upload one and go. The fact is that the bigger the meeting, the harder it is what each user touches, coughs, sneezes or licks. The more other people there are, the more complicated it is to keep a smart distance from each other. Therefore, it is more productive to restrict meetings to you and your imaginary friend if you can. Of course, there is the total consultation of the significant other and the family, however, we will communicate about that later.
DO NOT assume that a user is contagious if that user has no symptoms.
No, you can’t tell if a user is inflamed just by chasing them. You don’t have that superpower. Your superpower is being able to burp the alphabet or something. Mere appearances cannot exclude severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV2) infection. For example, someone may not be too hot (in the sense of appearance and not fever) to be inflamed. As I covered in the past for Forbes, one study found that 17. 9% of other people inflamed with the virus had never had symptoms. Also, other people can infect you before they develop symptoms. So what is the right distance from everyone?
Stay at least six feet away from all people.
This means that if you are a close speaker, avoid it. You’re no more convincing or captivating if other people can see the blood vessels in your eyeballs as you speak. The six-foot limit is due to the fact that breathing droplets emitted from a person’s nose or mouth when coughing, sneezing, and other activities can be up to six feet away. As I mentioned earlier for Forbes, six feet is Denzel Washington’s height. among other people and keep at least one Denzel Washington away from everyone. This includes when you’re in line, on an escalator, or in a children’s organization.
Or sitting. Josie Lehrer, Sc. D. , public fitness researcher and founder of the Men’s Story Project, the concept of “safer seating”:
Technically, #SaferSeating would be a way to practice #SaferSex.
DO NOT go to restaurants, cafes, bars, libraries, museums, cinemas, trampoline parks, and any non-essential indoor public places.
Even if an indoor place seems empty now, the virus can still spread on surfaces and objects. A study recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that SARS-CoV-2 remained detectable in copper for up to four hours, in cardboard for up to 24 hours, and in plastic and stainless metal for up to 2 or 3 days. So, unless you go to a place to eat that has been completely copper and has been empty for more than 4 hours, surfaces may still be contaminated. Therefore, it is more productive for all non-essential indoor public places for the time being. And, yes, the trampoline park is a non-essential place.
WASH your hands aggressively and disinfect surfaces if you will have to move to a public place with high-touch spaces such as the grocery store or the pharmacy.
If you’re like most people, you have to come out of hiding with toilet paper barricades to take care of essentials like grocery shopping, picking up medication, and, yes, buying more toilet paper. By the way, social distancing doesn’t mean hoarding toilet paper, making your space look like a bunker, and never going out, more on that later.
When you go to the grocery store or other must-have public place, make sure you have a Denzel Washington radius or more around you. (A Denzel Washington is also equivalent to a Robert Pattinson if you need to use the metric system. )Also, keep your hands away from your face and wash your hands as much as possible. Use hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available. Consider using disinfectant wipes on pieces you know you’ll touch for a while, such as basket or cart care or this poster through Chris Hemsworth.
DO NOT think that social distancing never comes out.
Remember, social distancing is about keeping your distance from other humans and not from trees, wind, and birds. Well, actually, you should stay away from birds while they shit on your head. Otherwise, the outdoors can offer mucho. de area to walk around without having to be too close to the other things that cough, sneeze and fart — you know, people.
Keep an appropriate distance and watch out for top-touch spaces outside.
However, there are still very delicate things outdoors like water fountains and parking meters and potentially crowded spaces that should be avoided. The wind provides more ventilation, but the virus is not a vampire and will not ignite in sunlight. Therefore, the same precautions you would take inside.
DO NOT assume that you, your loved one, or members of your household are not infected.
“You are the only one for me. It’s just you. Oh, unless it’s because of all the viruses I’m using right now. Just because he or she is so familiar to you and is the gentleman of your life doesn’t mean there isn’t a state of unwanted strangers between the two of you. Heck, you can get infected too. Not surprisingly, studies have shown that transmission of infectious diseases such as influenza is much higher among other people in the same family than in those who are not. It would be a bit strange if it were the other way around. So, once someone brings home an unwanted stranger like the novel coronavirus, it may spread smoothly to your apartment or roommates.
Try to keep as much distance as possible from your loved ones.
This is how you can shape a central signal with your hands. (Photo: Getty)
Ideally, you should minimize contact and stay at least six feet away from everyone, adding those you regularly rub your nose with and say, “I’m going to rub. “Sure, nudges might not be so romantic and what is meant by the word “hit the ugly”, however, on those days you may need to opt for long-distance presentations of affection. Other opportunities come with washing dishes and forming core symptoms in your chest and blowing kisses whenever you don’t breathe droplets everywhere.
Of course, staying completely physically separated from all the other people living with you would not be very convenient. For example, you may want to burp and bathe the other person, who is your baby and not your partner.
Try to minimize contact as much as possible, wash your hands regularly and thoroughly, and watch for any symptoms that someone is not feeling well. Do what you can to prevent someone from bringing the virus into your home. , such as asking everyone to wash their hands and change their clothes as soon as they get home. If someone gets sick, isolate them as soon as possible and call a health care professional.
DO NOT stop in adults over age 60 or with weakened immune systems unless you want to.
These other people are more likely to have very bad, even deadly, outcomes due to COVID-19, so you don’t need to bring an unnecessary gift and infect them. Now is not the time to rectify the complaint that “you don’t scale enough”.
USE other means to do this remotely.
Social distancing does not mean emotional distancing. You can use other telecommunications strategies to communicate. In fact, this could be a time to step up your communications to make sure your loved ones don’t feel too alone and isolated. Video communications can help you better see how they’re doing, which will be vital if they want medical care.
DO NOT go to a necessary gym.
Health care services can be like Tinders for viruses, if proper precautions are not taken. Also, one of the most important considerations right now is that the fitnesscare formula will be defeated in COVID-19 cases. A great explanation for why for social distancing is to “flatten the curve,” the curve of the number of COVID-19 instances per day, to spare you the fitness formula of ring capacity. But more on that later. So cancel or postpone any medical appointment that is not essential and cannot be done remotely. Now is not the time to get this Botox injection so that you continue to look at yourself surprised.
Practice social distancing as much as you can imagine if you want to move into a gym.
Stay away from others in waiting areas. Don’t assume that a clinic or hospital routinely disinfects everything. Wash your hands thoroughly. Learn about gym cleansing strategies and regimens. Go somewhere else if you don’t get a smart answer. Don’t get angry if your doctor walks away from you like you’re constantly. You are likely to practice smart social distancing.
DO NOT go to a barbershop, salon, spa, or non-essential services.
The service shown at the beginning of the following video may not be near you:
And a massage with a stick wouldn’t work so well.
Realize that you can now know your true hair color.
That’s necessarily a bad thing. None of them look like Jason Mamoa.
DO NOT allow your children to play in close physical contact with other youth.
Talk to your children about social distancing. Make sure they understand the reasons. They can still interact with other children, but they will have to maintain the six-foot radius.
Ask your daycare or other places that care for your children about the social distancing measures they have in place.
Does daycare practice the “safest crib”?Do they keep young people at least six feet apart?
DO NOT let yourself go hungry or deprive yourself of parts and services.
Again, social isolation does not mean isolating oneself from society. Unless it’s a plant, you still want food and potentially medicine and other products and services. Locate conditions that allow you to minimize contact with other people’s transactions.
Take mandatory precautions when receiving deliveries or takeout and the drive-thru.
If you are one of the other people who wants to read the commands when making a Pop Tart, you may have to rely on delivery or takeaway. Even if you know how to cook, you may not have the time. or energy. When employing such services, be sure to uphold the Denzel Washington or Robert Pattinson rule. To minimize physical contact, ask the user to place the desired assets somewhere so they can pick them up (e. g. , leave the potato and pineapple pizza and move away from the box”). Make sure the item is properly packaged. Disinfect or safely dispose of anything that may have become contaminated, such as packaging materials.
Don’t think it’s just about you.
Don’t use the reasoning expressed in this video to stay “partying”:
Social distancing is rarely just about preventing you from contracting the virus. This is to prevent the virus from spreading in the general population. Yes, the majority of the population will be infected with SARS-CoV2. Far from 1% to 3. 4%) is not insignificant. If you do the math, 1% of the U. S. population is in the U. S. population. Do you need to be guilty of hundreds, thousands, or even millions more deaths?
Understand that there is a lot of clinical evidence on the use of social distancing.
As a set of systematic reviews recently published in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases has shown, studies have shown that social distancing measures can be very effective in slowing the spread of respiratory viruses and reducing the number of others who end up infected. In addition, social distancing can “flatten the curve,” as described here in this Osmosis video:
As you can see, slowing the spread of the virus can decrease the number of instances consistent with the day, flattening the epidemic curve, which is the number of instances consistent with the day over time. The purpose is to prevent the number of instances from exceeding the capacity of the fitness formula on a given day. If the fitness formula is overwhelmed, more deaths are possible not only from COVID-19, but from other illnesses as well. Remember, other diseases should not take a break just because SARS-CoV2 is spreading. In fact, all the related stress can exacerbate other diseases.
Realize that you are in the same boat.
Ironically, practicing social distancing is about bringing everyone together to paint together, but not physically together. It’s like that formative years game where everyone tries to stay as far away from each other as possible. Everyone is doing this to help the general population. , especially members of the population who are less prone to a new coronavirus infection.
Listen to this plea:
And finish any plans to combine with other people for now, as Arnold Schwarzenegger recommends here:
Those who ignore, criticize, challenge or ridicule social distancing seem not to perceive how others move, adding to you. They don’t think scientifically and mathematically, they don’t calculate the death toll, and they don’t realize that lately there is no option to curb the pandemic.
If you feel the desire to say something like “they can take our lives, but they will never take our freedom,” then watch the movie Braveheart instead of risking other people’s lives. There are many other tactics to express your freedom besides rebelling. to social distancing. For example, you can lie in your bathroom and cover your body with noodles and spaghetti sauce while making a song “I’m Too Sexy,” because, damn, it’s your right to do that.
Yes, social distancing is probably too much fun or so easy. But try to do it for yourself and others, unless you need to look like a Bond villain.