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>I, for one, fled the US to come to Japan for a few weeks because I mostly believed these numbers. SARS-CoV-2 thanks you for your efforts to help it find new p
by kspacewalk2 7y ago
>I, for one, fled the US to come to Japan for a few weeks because I mostly believed these numbers.
SARS-CoV-2 thanks you for your efforts to help it find new populations to replicate in.
- SketchySeaBeast 7y agoYeah, considering that you can be asymptomatic for quite a few days that was an extraordinarily selfish act. Fear made them a vector. Feels like the guy in a zombie movie who tries to break the door down to get into the safe room.
- Trasmatta 7y agoOr like Charles Campion in The Stand.
- simonebrunozzi 7y agoThe prior 3 weeks I was in a remote area with essentially no contact with anyone. I came back to SF, stayed at home for one night, and left. Also, if I feel endangered, I have every right to decide where to go. You might see it as selfish, I see why. At least I am paying my useless and expensive health insurance in the US (out of my own pocket, because you know what? I'm unemployed right now) to support the system, even if I am not taking advantage of it. Sometimes things are a bit more complicated than "SARS-CoV-2 thanks you for your efforts...".
- smcl 7y agoIf you can't see the why we're incredulous at the idea of intercontinental travel at the height of a pandemic where an often asymptomatic and incredibly infectious disease is running rampant ... then I honestly do not know what to tell you.