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> How unsafe it is to your personally? That's a very selfish way of looking at things. The problem with being a communicable disease is that even if I'm fine,
by CydeWeys 6y ago
> How unsafe it is to your personally?
That's a very selfish way of looking at things. The problem with being a communicable disease is that even if I'm fine, others I give it too might not be. I'm trying to be a team player here.
Also, I'm not in a low-risk group personally anyway.
- Wintamute 6y agoNo, not selfish. See answer below https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26194718 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26194718
- CydeWeys 6y agoThere's currently around 80 people dying from COVID-19 per day here in NYC, and the highest death rates have been from food service workers. 80 is way too high (it's over 10X what it was late summer), and I'm not going to do anything to potentially contribute to that. And Cuomo the nursing home reaper doesn't exactly have the moral high ground here in saying what is and isn't safe. I'm going to go back to my normal life once I've been vaccinated. At this rate there's only a couple more months to go. I've already made it 11 months, I can do a couple more.