I tried to hope for the best in the early days of this pandemic, but humans are doing some dumb shit that’s going to cause this virus to go super saiyan.
"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...CASES 676,609,955 DEATHS 6,881,955 US CASES 103,804,263 US DEATHS 1,123,836 8:30pm 1/28/24
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BGOL has taught me that the marginally literate are also much more intelligent than virologists and epidemiologists.
Shit is insane. It is like legitimately believing you are a better shooter than Curry because you hit 2-3 in a row at the park. Look at the data from all of our big cities and you see that the unvaccinated makeup an outsized portion of the hospitalizations which is insane when these are are the same people who don't trust science/medicine etc. We would have no crisis but for these unvaccinated idiots who do their own research up until they are gasping for air and go to the hospital. We need to be just as callous as them and treat this as addition through subtraction...We are overcounting covid deaths and hospitalizations. That’s a problem.
I disagreed we are under counting, especially in red states
I’m glad they are calling her out and like I said a minute ago they are under counting deaths in America especially in red states.
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YupLong COVID a 'whole-body disease,' with some patients experiencing loss of taste and smell for months: expert
Aside from the more common symptoms of long COVID, some Canadians with the condition say they are also noticing long-term impacts on their ability to smell, taste and hear. Dozens of Canadians reached out to CTVNews.ca to share what their experience with long COVID has been like.www.ctvnews.ca
And you know what’s about to happen
China has lost a lot of people and I’m pretty sure America has to be trying to cover this shit up so much at this point
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We're not out of the woods yet.
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Not that they needed any teaching on this but our rural cacs have been on this dumb shit too
Uncounted: Inaccurate death certificates across the country hide the true toll of COVID-19
In some counties, half of the spike in deaths during the pandemic is attributed to COVID-19. Researchers say that points to a massive undercount.
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