God hates the types of people that go on cruises. Known in the epidemiology community as the "inverted-Noah-effect"
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"Long-term personal contact, complex population flows, a lack of medical care facilities, and defective infrastructure aboard most cruise ships is likely to result in the ship becoming an incubator for infectious diseases."https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5144015/ …
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I was just thinking about this the other day. If you zoom way out on the size scale, it's basically a sealed tube of creatures producing filth and bacteria, which can't be ventilated because it's a maze like an anthill.
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I compare it to a pill made of steel, porous, and seeded with mold and fungus. Looks smooth on the outside but look through a microscope and ohhhh no.
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open buffet breakfast, shared swimming pool, inadequately hygienic laundry/bedding? feel like just about every facet of life on a ship like that exacerbates risk
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also expect that the typical cruise ship passenger is a retiree with a weaker-than-typical immune system and poor health (more robust folks might self-select towards more active and outdoorsy vactions)
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Just easy to measure. Coronavirus Is probably already way more spread than we know, just in a more unreachable population. One example: the first coronavirus death in Spain happened well before the first case was detected. They discovered it through autopsy weeks later
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fecal-oral transmission?
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Isn't it the air conditioning system? Not as good as in planes
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