↪ Replying to @nicomen
@nicomen @whereby @odinho I agree that this should be an option. It would make one feel more secure with the notion that the person knocking is someone who in fact was invited.
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↪ Replying to @jilliancyork
@jilliancyork True, it's hard for many to conceive that there is no authority for something that is completely new and where there is not yet enough data for reliable research.
↪ Replying to @DorotheaBaur
@DorotheaBaur @BAG_OFSP_UFSP @BobgonzaleBob On Swedish press briefing I understood the lead epidemiologist to say that new cases being reported are from days ago, only verified later. Meaning that previous bars in the chart are moving up, and not only today's bar.
Don't know, but potentially what's going on here as wel..
↪ Replying to @lrb23
@lrb23 It truly is. How the administration gets treated as if they are coherent, reasonable people plays out like a scene from Alice in Wonderland.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@theredheadsaid Ha, I did not see that season finale coming...
↪ Replying to @unknown
@RebeccaWho @techforgoodlive @UXCopenhagen Bex, this was such wonderful and important chat. I've been having new ideas all day based on this, that I have to pursue further.
↪ Replying to @ifenn
@ifenn Haha, that's of course the one that made me tweet this.
↪ Replying to @anettenovak
@anettenovak @svt Jag förstår. Det var jag som väckte frågan kring innehåll eftersom jag sett mikrobiologen Peter Piot svara på liknande fråga precis. När det gäller tonaliteten vill jag nog hävda stor risk att sänka förtroendet. Hur långtgående det sträcker sig är förstås svårt att veta.
↪ Replying to @anettenovak
@anettenovak @svt Intressant med svaret att vara lugn gällande paket och försändelser. Det är ännu för tidigt att fastställa. Så det är inte bara "lättsamt" utan potentiellt också direkt felaktigt.
Erfarenheter från "liknande" utbrott säger förstås inget slutgiltigt om nuvarande utbrott.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@theredheadsaid Haha, I’m up to S3E4. Couldn’t agree more. Prevents me from having a good night’s sleep.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@theredheadsaid @jjeff This is a fair point. In my case I have the luxury of having my own small studio that I can work from (very close to home but not at home). What I do feel is the expectancy of constant availability that wasn't there before.
@theredheadsaid @jjeff But yeah, now that my dog is injured I am taking more meetings AT home and I totally get the emotion of not being comfortable with everyone being virtually in your home, also commenting your art and asking about stuff in the background.
@theredheadsaid @jjeff Now I feel a blog post wants to be written...
"'Is that your mom in that photo?' and 14 other questions you shouldn't be asking during online meetings."
↪ Replying to @dlichaw
@dlichaw great responses already but in short:
- lack of movement (gaze direction and body)
- cognitive load (lack of physical cues craves higher focus)
- lack of online experience among participants
- harder to say no (always ”quick checkin” available)
- mental exhaustion because corona
↪ Replying to @IchimusaiSWE
@IchimusaiSWE @bolstad @ahamrud @henriktornberg Tack för utförlig info!!