With a new strain of covid-19 (BA.2) there is a thought that it might be the new dominant strain in California. So was it a good ideas for the state to have a no masks required in stores, schools, and restaurants? #mchslang23
BA.2, which is believed to be more infectious than the original omicron strain, has been shown to cause more severe illness. It is thought to now be the dominant strain in California. https://t.co/AjeLGn0jVx
A cruise ship that docked in San Francisco had multiple passenger that tested positive for covid-19. Is it a good idea for cruise ships to let passengers board before showing any proof of negative testing or proof of vaccination? #mchslang23
A cruise ship that docked in San Francisco on Sunday had multiple passengers and crew members who tested positive for the coronavirus.
https://t.co/UxVQZVCcrO
Is is a good idea for people to now provide proof of vaccination yet? What if there are people who are not vaccinated but come in without a mask, how will they handle this situation and how will this help covid cases? #mchslang23
Starting Friday, San Francisco will no longer require people to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test to enter indoor restaurants, bars and gyms.
https://t.co/Oe8D9Hg605
There are now new buildings that will help the people who live in cities to get help faster from earth quakes and that are designed to withstand the sea levels. How will this improvement help cities with natural disaster and will this help save more lives? #mchslang23
The $50.5 million project is thought to be only floating fire station in the Western Hemisphere and is designed to withstand sea level rise and earthquakes. https://t.co/pE6zSP1IV7
With people adjusting to working from home and not going to work, are there going to buildings for offices now? How will things change for people who want to go to work or people who don't want to go to work? #mchslang23
Remote work gave many people more flexibility and a reprieve from office politics. It also made clear the office was never one size fits all. It was one size fits some, with the expectation everybody else would squeeze in. https://t.co/zATuEV3ojU
A lot of places are starting to lift their mask mandate but the TSA is not willing to yet. With many people saying there are air filters on planes and it should be safe, is it a good idea to go this far and take of masks on planes? #mchslang23
π· Across the US, mask mandates are being lifted by retailers, colleges, theme parks, music festivals, and even state governments.
βοΈ But that's not the case on airplanes, where the @TSA is still enforcing a mask requirement on all commercial flights.
https://t.co/9my6aXgTfs
San Francisco public schools have decided to keep indoor mask mandate. Some families are happy with their decision and some are not which is creating tension among parents. What could be the best decision for this dispute? #mchslang23
BREAKING: California will stop requiring masks in K-12 schools as of March 12, leaving it up to counties and school districts to keep or ditch the pandemic mandate as tension mounts among parents.
https://t.co/D2zv6aUBfN
As California starts to limit micro plants in the sea what will be the effects of this? Also where will we start putting the other plastics?#mchslang23
With the mask mandate being lifted it puts people at risk from health problems already but now with new variants of Covid-19 coming, was it really a good idea? #mchslang23
BREAKING : Another worrying variant is emerging in Denmark, BA.2 + H78Y, has appeared in recent genomic surveillance, with a mutation found on the ORF3A spike protein, which is believed by many experts to induce apoptosis in cells (cell destruction) (chart from @DrEricDing )
As there is a new building in San Fransisco, it really helping the city. Because of the pandemic people have gone remote, so are buildings like these necessary until most people go back to working in offices? #mchslang23
The only major new San Francisco office tower completed in 2021 has snagged its first tenant. The home service platform, which went fully remote during the pandemic, is using the space as a collaborative work environment. https://t.co/1xvlfdU0wC
As AI is advancing like robots and voice/virtual smart assistants like Siri are becoming more developed and scientist are becoming scared that it will be "the last event in human history". #mchslang23
British computer scientist Stuart Russell has predicted success in creating superintelligent AI βwould be the biggest event in human historyβ¦ and perhaps the last event in human historyβ https://t.co/3CytrHymgN
UC Davis Health in Sacramento is offering a new Treatment Pill. Will this really help or will this reduce the chances of a person getting covid-19? #mchslang23
LA will be receiving $53 million as part of a statewide program that will increase youth employment. This will help neighborhoods and help undeserved communities. How will this affect the minimum wage for a starting job and what will this affect in the future? #mchslang23
Los Angeles County will receive $53 million as part of a $185-million statewide program aimed at increasing youth employment in underserved communities, helping improve those neighborhoods and assisting in forging career paths for participants https://t.co/bNUxT5lDkX
The tsunami from Hunga Tonga eruption is going to impact California West Cost shoreline and cause high tide and minor flooding in some areas along the coast. How is this going to affect daily life in those areas? #mchslang23
A tsunami advisory is in effect for the California West Coast Saturday morning after an undersea volcano erupted near the island nation of Tonga in the South Pacific, according to the National Weather Service. https://t.co/4hJI3BSTAG
How will this improve how we plant our fresh vegetables and could we start getting more goods like these? What other technology can we use to help advance stuff like this? #mchslang23
There is no consensus for the general public on the number of times you can rewear an N95, KN95 or KF94 mask, but itβs not just guesswork.
You should base your decision on a number of variables, experts say. https://t.co/a5MMkPq8eO
The omicron variant is associated with lower rates of hospitalization and ICU admission, shorter hospital stays, and less need for mechanical ventilation compared to the delta variant, according to a California study posted Tuesday. https://t.co/zM4VwJfd2j