‘Key lessons of Covid are being forgotten,’ UK scientists warn
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Here in the US they were never learned.
Even Biden leaned into "if we stop testing, we'd have fewer cases" even though he never said it out loud like Trump.
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Here in the US they were never learned.
Even Biden leaned into "if we stop testing, we'd have fewer cases" even though he never said it out loud like Trump.
even though that never happened im going to say it did anyways
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Here in the US they were never learned.
Even Biden leaned into "if we stop testing, we'd have fewer cases" even though he never said it out loud like Trump.
Hes not wrong...but it's a head-in-sand approach. Part of why "Don't look up" was too on-the-nose when it came out.
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Covid was not deadly enough. I have nothing to base this on, but i really think that was the issue.
If covid had been super deadly it would never have gone this far, because everyone would have been actually scared. Anyone that would have even suggested that "its not real" or "its a bill gates plot" or "vaccines are dangerous" would have just gotten a fist to the face. It was like this perfect in between of deadly enough to kill millions but not enough to make people quarantine voluntarily. -
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That didn't take long
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The article refers to the pandemic as though it's over, which doesn't exactly help with the problem. Sigh.
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That didn't take long
For what?
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Covid was not deadly enough. I have nothing to base this on, but i really think that was the issue.
If covid had been super deadly it would never have gone this far, because everyone would have been actually scared. Anyone that would have even suggested that "its not real" or "its a bill gates plot" or "vaccines are dangerous" would have just gotten a fist to the face. It was like this perfect in between of deadly enough to kill millions but not enough to make people quarantine voluntarily.The 1919 flu outbreak was just as bad, if not worse. There were naysayers and detractors doing the same thing then. Spouting at the mouth about things they dont really know. It could have been the worlds deadliest disease and there would still be someone doing the same dumbass things. There is a reason there is a status quo where most people find comfort and unless they are forced usually people do not change.
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Perhaps memory loss is a symptom of long covid.
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The 1919 flu outbreak was just as bad, if not worse. There were naysayers and detractors doing the same thing then. Spouting at the mouth about things they dont really know. It could have been the worlds deadliest disease and there would still be someone doing the same dumbass things. There is a reason there is a status quo where most people find comfort and unless they are forced usually people do not change.
worlds deadliest disease and there would still be someone doing the same dumbass things
Yeah but they wouldnt be alive or outside of prison very long. If entire families are just wiped out in a matter of days then it wont take long until the naysayers are gone. Its just natural selection again at that point.
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worlds deadliest disease and there would still be someone doing the same dumbass things
Yeah but they wouldnt be alive or outside of prison very long. If entire families are just wiped out in a matter of days then it wont take long until the naysayers are gone. Its just natural selection again at that point.
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Covid was not deadly enough. I have nothing to base this on, but i really think that was the issue.
If covid had been super deadly it would never have gone this far, because everyone would have been actually scared. Anyone that would have even suggested that "its not real" or "its a bill gates plot" or "vaccines are dangerous" would have just gotten a fist to the face. It was like this perfect in between of deadly enough to kill millions but not enough to make people quarantine voluntarily.That’s the irony though. If a virus is super deadly it actually won’t last as long because it kills off its host before transmitting as often. Oddly the most “successful” virus are the strains of common colds because they replicate the best while causing the least amount of issue.
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Covid was not deadly enough. I have nothing to base this on, but i really think that was the issue.
If covid had been super deadly it would never have gone this far, because everyone would have been actually scared. Anyone that would have even suggested that "its not real" or "its a bill gates plot" or "vaccines are dangerous" would have just gotten a fist to the face. It was like this perfect in between of deadly enough to kill millions but not enough to make people quarantine voluntarily.Never underestimate the level of stupidity of people.
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I mean i wish people were smart enough to avoid these consequences, but thats not the reality we live in sadly.
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Hes not wrong...but it's a head-in-sand approach. Part of why "Don't look up" was too on-the-nose when it came out.
It never happened like that. There wasn't a head in the sand approach. OP made it up
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Here in the US they were never learned.
Even Biden leaned into "if we stop testing, we'd have fewer cases" even though he never said it out loud like Trump.
even though he never said it out loud like Trump.
If he never said that, how do you know he believed it?
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The article refers to the pandemic as though it's over, which doesn't exactly help with the problem. Sigh.
The pandemic is over and has been for a few years. That doesn't mean the virus is eradicated, just that it isn't spreading rapidly worldwide.
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Mask, vax, avoid unnecessary crowds. It's normal and smart under the circumstances.
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That is a terrible article. You have to actually say who is doing what, because that's the basics of reporting. Who is forgetting? Did they ever believe it? Come on now, either do the research or learn to write, or both.
