They're trying to develop a special version of a messenger protein called RNA that would, in theory, train the body into fighting off the coronavirus. Pfizer has been working with a German company called BioNTech to develop a vaccine since March and they've already done some small scale trials in Germany.
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Okay, number two, Pfizer has started human trials for coronavirus vaccine in the U.S. A recent poll showed that about 80% of Americans are on your side, that even as things are beginning to reopen, they're like, I don't know about that, chief. And it's scary too because this Friday California's starting their first phase of reopening and I mean, I don't know about everyone else, but I will not be a part of that first wave. states, as well as the fact that 31 states will be easing social distancing measures by May 11th.ĬR: I mean, with these like daily updates, I'm seriously just at the point that the numbers are just so much higher for everything that is said ever about coronavirus. IHME says it made that change based on rising mobility in most U.S. HB: Meanwhile, the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at UDub, which the White House has been leaning on for how low is death rate prediction has been, has altered their model and is now estimating that there will be nearly 135,000 deaths in the U.S. Also about 200,000 new cases daily, which is a lot. According to an internal document that the New York Times got, a 70% increase from the current number of about 1,750. Trump and allies have pushed for reopening, but models by the coronavirus task force pulled together by FEMA show the daily death total reached about 3,000 on June 1st. Number one, new internal projection from the White House show deaths rising through June even as states move to reopen. Here are the three things you need to know today. All right, it's time for the Corona Update. HB: Well, first I have to learn all of the rules so I will hold up the game and then once the game is going I will be very competitive, so I better not, better not. I'm not a fun board game person is the problem I feel like. I literally have like 15 of them right next to me, I love them. Man, I might have to rethink my stance on board games, which is currently, no.ĬR: Oh my God, I love board games. Holy cow, the life you lived in the Game of Life is enviable for sure. At the end, so do you remember those little life titles and at the end of the thing you flip them over and it's worth money and it tells you why you got them?ĬR: I just want to tell you like the span of things, it went from me winning $100,000 for winning a dance contest, to me, winning $250,000 for becoming president. HB: Congratulations to you and your brood. Two, apparently extremely fertile, I had four children. HB: Just rolled the dice, lived your life.ĬR: I mean like highlights of it, I really didn't see any advantage to going to college instead of starting my career right away, so real world out there.
So we just kind of like, we figured it out.
And it has no rules inside and we couldn't find the exact rules online because there's so many different versions of the game. So I went over in a safe social distancing way and picked it up. My parents are cleaning out the garage right now. And I haven't played that game in like 15 years. HB: Wait, wait, the actual board game, the Game of Life, with the little pegs.ĬR: Yeah, the Game of life.
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HB: Casey, before we dive in, how are you and your roommates doing these days? Because we've been inside for a minute.ĬR: Okay, so last night my roommates and I, we were watching a movie and we were like, we literally just stopped the movie in the middle because we were just so tired of watching movies and we pulled out the Game of Life. And Josh Gondelman, stand-up comedian and fellow podcast host, is here to tell us how he stays so nice in the middle of a plague.ĬR: And I'm Casey Rackham. I heard you like Harry Potter, so we've got Harry Potter reading Harry Potter so you can Harry Potter while you Harry Potter. daily coronavirus deaths doubling by June.
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