/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11512700
>no herd immunity
Very serious question:
I live with my BFF.
He's got COPD, is on oxygen, and we stated self-isolating a week before everybody else in America.
We both work from home, so no biggie.
My GF and her daughter live together.
The daughter has tested positive, but isn't sick enough to get a hospital bed.
So they're living under the same roof.
I haven't slept there since the 7th, and am likely clean (3 weeks, no symptoms).
Best case for my GF and her daughter is both catch it and live through it, thus becoming immune.
Then what? Can they still spread it? Or is it safe to worship at her altar of Venus again without worrying I might be killing my BFF?

>>11078591
A POUND OF FILES?????
How horrifying!!!

>>9806251
Yer freaking me out, Opie.
I was just watching that scene on youtube at lunch today.

>>9688973
>Fuck this, whoever decided this was the correct order?
More importantly, who decided the order of the alphabet?
Was it the lizard people? The greys? Illuminati?

>>9480521
>>11*0=/=0
I'm more confused than ever.
Anon (>>9480482) shows adding and subtracting backwards digits in a number adds up to -11 in his example: "therefore big number is divisible by 11".

When I try smaller numbers, trick seems to work except they all add up to zero, not -11.

I have NO idea what you're trying to say with "11 * 0".

>>8374015
I thought viral marketing was a banable offense.

>>8170049
>are we in a simulation?
Unless you can get the universe to go into "debug mode" it really doesn't matter.
Just look at atoms.
All solid objects are made of mostly empty space, and the bits that aren't empty space are so bizarre they don't really act like anything from the macroscopic world of our experience.
Adding "simulated universe" to the picture doesn't make things much weirder.