Likewise. I have my doubts about the usefulness in many situations but I'm not going to argue the point.
Likewise. I have my doubts about the usefulness in many situations but I'm not going to argue the point.
So far Singapore has only around 0.5% of the population infected. A small fraction yet it triggered a lockdown.ProvenPracticalFlexible wrote:A few people in a what few thousand people hdb block. I would still call it a small fraction, would it reach 1,% of population ? Obviously not a big impact as the spreading is 0-5 cases per day now outside of the dormitories.
So not a big impact those rule breakers are having. So either it doesn't matter or there really aren't that many of them to have a real impact.
I am a Singaporean. Why do you made such a sentence regarding Singaporeans? If you don't like Singapore then why do you bother to come here!!!!! It is because you cannot earn a living over your country ?????? Annoying!!!!!sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Fri, 29 May 2020 11:03 amWe were not talking about all other countries. We were talking about Singapore. I was addressing Singapore. You sound like a Singaporean, if you don't like what you hear, you deflect by trying to compare with other countries that are not even being discussed.ProvenPracticalFlexible wrote: ↑Thu, 28 May 2020 11:42 pmSo if by your opinion Singaporeans cannot be trusted to follow the rules, who in this world would you trust to follow orders? Your US countrymen? North Koreans ?sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Thu, 28 May 2020 12:06 amSingaporeans, by far and large, cannot be trusted. There has been enough online vids and pics as proof of that. If they were smart they would eat at their desks even though some employers forbid it in the past.
I mean seriuosly, if there is a country where people follow the rules as a majority and neighbours will snitch you if you don't, North Korea is the leader but the following ones ...
You would need to relate it to some average of the fraction outside the estate at some given time period and perhaps during normal situation as well, not to the whole population living there.ProvenPracticalFlexible wrote: ↑Fri, 29 May 2020 4:04 pmA few people in a what few thousand people hdb block. I would still call it a small fraction, would it reach
The impact is another thing that we may or may not agree, but for the sake of the argument, if you replace covid infections with, for example, number of homicides, you could also say based on the logic above, no major impact to the society.ProvenPracticalFlexible wrote: ↑Fri, 29 May 2020 4:04 pm1,% of population ? Obviously not a big impact as the spreading is 0-5 cases per day now outside of the dormitories.
So not a big impact those rule breakers are having. So either it doesn't matter or there really aren't that many of them to have a real impact.
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