aparch
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...kids were virtually immune (as they are today), ...
Immunity is the wrong word. Kids still catch and pass on the virus, just they are asymptomatic.
BIG difference.
...kids were virtually immune (as they are today), ...
Radio Free Cafe checking in on my comrades here in the Faculty Lounge ...
Same thing happened with the 1968-1969 Hong Kong Flu (or I guess the "Lyndon Johnson Flu", using the preferred verbiage of the Lounge?), when over 100,000 US citizens died out of a total population of 200,000,000. "Thankfully" there had been a previous pandemic about a decade earlier, so there was still substantial immunity residing in the general US population.
Why didn't it register as such a big deal back then? The following article offers some insight:
Summary? Older and middle aged folks were tougher-minded, kids were virtually immune (as they are today), and the young adults were too stoned at Max Yasgur's farm to notice.
"Thankfully" there had been a previous pandemic about a decade earlier, so there was still substantial immunity residing in the general US population.
"Thankfully" there had been a previous pandemic about a decade earlier, so there was still substantial immunity residing in the general US population.
"Thankfully" there had been a previous pandemic about a decade earlier, so there was still substantial immunity residing in the general US population.
"Thankfully" there had been a previous pandemic about a decade earlier, so there was still substantial immunity residing in the general US population.
"Thankfully" there had been a previous pandemic about a decade earlier, so there was still substantial immunity residing in the general US population.
"Thankfully" there had been a previous pandemic about a decade earlier, so there was still substantial immunity residing in the general US population.
"Thankfully" there had been a previous pandemic about a decade earlier, so there was still substantial immunity residing in the general US population.
"Thankfully" there had been a previous pandemic about a decade earlier, so there was still substantial immunity residing in the general US population.
The article was interesting with it's late 60s nostalgia. That's all I'll grant you. Hong Kong flu, according to what the article said, killed 100,000 from 1968-1970. We've already lost 165,000 in 6 months. If it killed that many in 2+ years (as long as the HK flu appeared to circulate) then it would be be similarly deadly, given the population is about 65% larger now than it was 50 years ago. I'm going to go out on a limb and say it might kill a few hundred -- or a few hundred-THOUSAND -- more. And to pick a nit, I would like to know how a woman who is two years younger than I am (Renee Ward) can have such vivid recollection of Christmas in 1968. I was three. She would have been 1, and even if she was born on December 31 1966 she still would not be 2. There is no way she could possibly remember Christmas 1968. She might remember Christmas in 1970.
Immunity is the wrong word. Kids still catch and pass on the virus, just they are asymptomatic.
BIG difference.
They get sick and some even die too.
Correct. I should have included that.
But what do we know?
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I am old enough to remember when a post by Chuck Murray was fun to read...
Not to mention that we've lost 160,000 and counting (not even including the wild undercounting ...
I'm not.
So Ben Sasse is planning on sending a letter to the Big10 commissioners begging them to hold the football season.
Maybe he ought to try sending a letter to the Trump administration begging them to do something about the Covfefe-19 pandemic. Then maybe we could have football.
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Dr. Birx put this one to rest months ago. You do realize, medical facilitie$ have been incentivi$ed to code patient$ for COVID-19 due to premium rate$ for related treatment$, right???
Amazing the fictions some of you folks have convinced yourselves to believe.
The Easter Bunny will be by any time now with your happy pills ...
You know that's total BS, right? There was fear that numbers were being inflated, as there was worry that there were not official COVID tests run on all deaths. But that also means there are a lot of COVID infections and deaths that never got tracked - I'm quite sure that happened in Northern Idaho back in Feb.
The connection to greed came from your worship, dumpy.
As of July, Dr Birx was more worried that community spread was being undercounted.
There are plenty of articles out there that disprove your accusation. Let alone the amount of actual care people are needing to survive.
But I do encourage you to the greatest extent to go out and hang out with like minded people. The more the merrier, and I suggest that you have your dumpy masterbation session inside a small building. Just put as many people in there as possible Go and worship your holyness. You clearly need it.