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Looks like CNN is finally beginning to realize that it can't continue to advocate mindlessly for locking down the whole economy. Smerconish yesterday and this today. https://youtu.be/92ro9jN0b4E

The interviewee, who is a Professor at Stanford Medical school, believes that mask wearing and hygienic practices seemed to slow the disease spread in every situation he looked at even before the advent of social distancing. His issue with the 2mm number was that it didn't track with any data...

The interviewee in this video argues that if the coronavirus had been left to spread in America, it was more likely to have killed 200K people in total than the 2 million people predicted by Ferguson and the Imperial College. He is worth listening to. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl-sZdfLcEk&

Didn't notice - did see the new note at the beginning and I thoroughly enjoyed both versions.

I would argue it is really smashing technique and practice, Pocket Rocket plays too many topspins so Moses has to do less with the ball. Moses is pretty good at attacking too, so he doesn't give you points off like most people with that style, but in any case, it is a very hard style to play...

I watched the whole thing without noticing any of the resolution issues. Must be very technical.

Agreed. It is what happens on a smaller scale when top talent is sent to German or French league teams to train and improve with better players.

When does the lockdown affect you guys? When were the matches filmed and how many more episodes can we expect before we fully get depressed by a lack of new table tennis from the TTD squad?:p

Those national rubbers are available to Korean and Japanese players. Korea has DHS sponsored players (Jang Woojin) and many other players who use Hurricane in forehand. Japan has women who use Hurricane (Ishikawa, Hayata). None of these players would use inferior rubber if it was all they had...

If you think it is mostly the short receive advantage, then why are other countries that are using Chinese rubber not doing as well as the Chinese do? How long should we wait to see the other countries that use Chinese rubber catch up? It is a lot of things but the biggest one is the...

That doesn't sound good but I am hoping it is a bit faster than that. But I also play very close to the table so my needs are usually a bit different.

The people who use MX-P that I play against seem to have something extra on their loops. I think right now I have accepted that there is no big need for me to save money and that I can use expensive rubbers for months so I will probably try Dignics 09C soon and keep it on my blade for the rest...

Looks like people working for the WHO like elements of Sweden's approach: https://nypost.com/2020/04/29/who-lauds-sweden-as-model-for-resisting-coronavirus-lockdown/

Sounds like the reinfection train is coming to a halt as Baal predicted... https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-south-korean-reactivated-cases-not-reinfected-experts-2020-4

You aren't the first to say that tacky rubber makes a difference - I say it a lot too and my friend who is a top level coach says it all the time. But many Koreans and JNT players are using tacky rubber and even with the new rubber, Dima beat Fan 4-3 in the 7th which he did 2 or 3 years...

One of the guys I like to listen to, David Diamond, who became a speaker on cholesterol because of the problems he saw with the lipid heart disease hypothesis, always liked to mention that most of the processes that caused heart disease raised clotting factors. Since a little knowledge can be...

Almost all the excess mortality is found in people over the age of 70 (usually with comorbidities acquired over a life of smoking or diabetic physiology). While this is not trivial and life is important, this is something that is almost never communicated when looking at these charts. They...

Even when people don't speak about R directly, they speak about having 14 days of declining case rates or things like that. Those are all common sense measures of R, I don't think it is wise in general to trust the general public with something that needs an appreciation of exponential...

Cuomo mentions it quite a bit. It is different in every state/county and it is what states use in a sense to manage their spread. I don't think "never" is fair, strictly speaking.

Some of it is that it is a fat soluble vitamin, and it is harder for the body to produce and use it optimally if you aren't getting the right fats in your diet.