margarita25
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Normalcy bias is a psychological state of denial people enter in the event of a disaster, as a result of which they underestimate the possibility of the disaster actually happening, and its effects on their life and property. Their denial is based on the assumption that if the disaster has not occurred until now, it will never occur.
Let's hope the 17 people who live in that state are practicing self-isolation.
There are still buffets? Worse.....there are still people eating from buffets??? Just can't imagine. Stay at home. If ya can't roast a chicken and potatoes, buy canned soup and chile.Omg do people still eat buffet style? Nothing nastier, imo.
Remember, as it stands right now, most people don’t require medical intervention. If anyone feels ill, it is best to stay home. I don’t think self isolation means being alone 24/7, either. I’m in self quarantine but I do have friends that drop in, we maintain a reasonable distance between us & we refrain from sneezing and coughing at each other. What I am not doing is going in public other than one quick trip to the store during non peak hours, I used self checkout and had zero contact with anyone.I prepared for my family. I had less time than the government did and far less resources. Now I'm back to my original fears that no matter how much I prepped if we end up sick I or other family members will end up dead because the medical system is not prepared to handle this.
There are NO cases of Coronavirus in Montana.
The fact that no one has been tested yet, is irrelevant.
Last time I went to Bojangles, the drive thru lady got me with her extra long pointed fingernails.I don’t have to be careful about it, if I walk into a restaurant and see or smell dirty wait staff, it is my dime, I can take my biz elsewhere.
It is not difficult to determine if one is clean or not.