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marmot777 5y ago
Are there outside places to hike outside? That might be a healthy and safe. Frankly it doesn’t sound healthy to not leave home but you aren’t the only one who’s been shut in for a year. Millions of people.
- eMGm4D0zgUAVXc7 5y ago
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  - giantg2 5y ago
    Dilution is generally the point when a specific threshold must be breached to succumb to infection. You can always where a mask, like a serious gas mask. People wi think you're weird, but fuck them.
  - maxerickson 5y ago
    Deleting all your comments after there are replies is a shitty thing to do.
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mkmk 5y ago
Have you given any thought on how you plan on reintegrating into society, and the negative health effects of this type of isolation? I’m curious what the balance is between covid risk and isolation risk.
- giantg2 5y ago
  What negsibe health effects? Plenty of people live isolated lives and enjoy it.
  - mkmk 5y ago
    Social isolation is, on a population level, associated with poor health outcomes. The data shows this most strongly in the elderly, but it’s true at all ages. Of course, certain individuals may enjoy and thrive in isolated environments. https://www.cdc.gov/aging/publications/features/lonely-older-adults.html https://www.cdc.gov/aging/publications/features/lonely-older...
    - giantg2 5y ago
      I was saying that there are people who live long lives in relative isolation. People in rural parts of the US and places like Alaska. Frankly, I believe those types of studies rreally about happiness with ones social life, not about ones social life relative to others. But that's just my take.
  - coldtea 5y ago
    Or think they enjoy it. People can fool themselves in many ways. There are however negative health effects, and have been studied quite well.
    - giantg2 5y ago
      Are there studies that actually show that? It seem to me that lower life expectancy might be true in some cases but not all. I think it's mostly tied to ones enjoyment of being alone (more relative than absolute). Sure some people would not fare well, bit I fo believe other can be truly happy and do fair well. I know a guy in his 70s that lives pretty remotely in Alaska (and have you ever read one man's wilderness). I'm not saying it's for everyone. I am saying that it's essentially stereotyping to say it not for anyone.
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rubidium 5y ago
“ easiest way to not die” are you super high risk? B/c you’ve already likely deceased your chance of dying by just not driving compared to Covid. But if you’re over 65 or have other major health issues then makes some semblance of sense.
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marmot777 5y ago

Are there outside places to hike outside? That might be a healthy and safe. Frankly it doesn’t sound healthy to not leave home but you aren’t the only one who’s been shut in for a year. Millions of people.

eMGm4D0zgUAVXc7 5y ago
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- giantg2 5y ago
  Dilution is generally the point when a specific threshold must be breached to succumb to infection. You can always where a mask, like a serious gas mask. People wi think you're weird, but fuck them.
- maxerickson 5y ago
  Deleting all your comments after there are replies is a shitty thing to do.
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mkmk 5y ago

Have you given any thought on how you plan on reintegrating into society, and the negative health effects of this type of isolation? I’m curious what the balance is between covid risk and isolation risk.

giantg2 5y ago
What negsibe health effects? Plenty of people live isolated lives and enjoy it.
- mkmk 5y ago
  Social isolation is, on a population level, associated with poor health outcomes. The data shows this most strongly in the elderly, but it’s true at all ages. Of course, certain individuals may enjoy and thrive in isolated environments. https://www.cdc.gov/aging/publications/features/lonely-older-adults.html https://www.cdc.gov/aging/publications/features/lonely-older...
  - giantg2 5y ago
    I was saying that there are people who live long lives in relative isolation. People in rural parts of the US and places like Alaska. Frankly, I believe those types of studies rreally about happiness with ones social life, not about ones social life relative to others. But that's just my take.
- coldtea 5y ago
  Or think they enjoy it. People can fool themselves in many ways. There are however negative health effects, and have been studied quite well.
  - giantg2 5y ago
    Are there studies that actually show that? It seem to me that lower life expectancy might be true in some cases but not all. I think it's mostly tied to ones enjoyment of being alone (more relative than absolute). Sure some people would not fare well, bit I fo believe other can be truly happy and do fair well. I know a guy in his 70s that lives pretty remotely in Alaska (and have you ever read one man's wilderness). I'm not saying it's for everyone. I am saying that it's essentially stereotyping to say it not for anyone.
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rubidium 5y ago

“ easiest way to not die” are you super high risk? B/c you’ve already likely deceased your chance of dying by just not driving compared to Covid. But if you’re over 65 or have other major health issues then makes some semblance of sense.

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