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Antivaxxer clinging to his mask
Wear a ing mask
Antivaxxer clinging to his mask
Antivaxxer clinging to his mask
Wear a ing mask
Now, not so much.
last spring outbreaks in Asia and Northern Italy were just someone else’s problem — until they weren’t.
cases trending up in 27 states
last spring 73% of the most vulnerable population wasn't vaccinated
Which ones?
True, but only for one country.
What's your point? That new es aren't possible here?
That only the most vulnerable Americans deserve protection from contagious disease, despite the life changing effects it can have for people of any age?
judging COVID-19 by mortality alone is the soda straw view, tbh.
the bigger the caseload, the more morbidity, long haulers and outlier outcomes.
it were well to keep the COVID-19 caseload down in the US regardless of the level of mortality, JMO.
Soda straw view was fine all of last year though.
Not sure what you mean. A soda straw isn't a field glass or a microscope. It's just a narrow aperture.
Called it
Wear a ing mask
Mutations of the coronavirus could render current vaccines ineffective within a year, according to a survey of experts in 28 countries.
Of those surveyed, almost a third gave a time frame of nine months or less.
Fewer than 1 in 8 said they believed that mutations would never render the current vaccines ineffective.
Two-thirds thought that we had "a year or less before the virus mutates to the extent that the majority of first-generation vaccines are rendered ineffective and new or modified vaccines are required."
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/30/muta...on-survey.html
Amen
Posted march 19, 2020Britain is royally ed
just now they are shutting down London underground and panic buying
just a week ago they were going to “take it on the chin” and go for herd immunity
they should have shut down, quarantine weeks ago
they are ed
my call is they will fare as bad or worse than Italy
Called it
For many it was, but it wasn't and isn't for me. Avoidable mass death is newsy for sure, but one data point seldom tells the whole story, don't you agree?
from August of last year:
https://www.spurstalk.com/forums/sho...w#post10213939
https://www.spurstalk.com/forums/sho...w#post10229693
Posted march 21, 2020
"The data has no emotion"
https://www.spurstalk.com/forums/sho...1#post10230754
DarrinS's stoic flex is to deny and minimize the danger of COVID-19.
He's been doing this since the beginning of the pandemic. He's still doing it.
Hopefully someday, he'll be right.
The more common flex (you see it with posters like DMC and Snake Boy, but it's general) is a heroic tolerance for the morbidity and mortality of others.
There's no need to deny or minimize the danger of COVID-19 if you deny the importance of human health and saving lives first.
You're the one who used the term. There's a huge thread here doing just that.
The various COVID minimzers in this thread seem to be narrowly focused on the risk of death, ignoring morbidity, disability and persistent post-infection symptoms that interfere with life and work.
Why might that be?
Be as scared as you want to be.
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