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Eh, count me in those stats I guess. I don't know if apathy is the right term though. I searched for stats fairly frequently but not anymore. We have a vaccine,
by klmadfejno 6y ago
Eh, count me in those stats I guess. I don't know if apathy is the right term though. I searched for stats fairly frequently but not anymore. We have a vaccine, the story isn't likely to change much for a while. I will continue distancing in relative isolation which has kept me from getting ill for a year now. Maybe it won't in the next few months, but I kind of doubt it.
What exactly would I learn from searching about the latest COVID death stats? We're beyond the point of arguing with others about on takes on it. It's no longer a political issue of paramount importance.
Things are likely to get worse for a month or two and then gradually get significantly better.
- soared 6y agoAgreed. Without looking at the stats I can tell you new cases and deaths are pretty much the highest they’ve ever been.
- moate 6y ago>>It's no longer a political issue of paramount importance. Found the guy who can afford to pay his rent/bills and buy food!
- gowld 6y agoHow does me debating COVID now help anyone pay their bills?
- seankimdesign 6y agoI'd argue that if anything, people who have difficulties paying bills and buying groceries have even less capacity to perform daily online searches for COVID deaths.
- klmadfejno 6y agoSomething can be important without it being politically important. COVID was very politically important when we were choosing a president. Now the gameplan seems more or less settled.