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at our current covid death rate, that 45K people happens about every 10 to 15 days. call it two weeks for simplicity's sake. that 45K is also the most popular
by tessierashpool 5y ago
at our current covid death rate, that 45K people happens about every 10 to 15 days. call it two weeks for simplicity's sake.
that 45K is also the most popular argument in favor of self-driving cars.
but none of this has ANYTHING TO DO with the argument I made, which is that the grandparent's estimate of a worst-case scenario was just wildly inaccurate.
- rkk3 5y ago> at our current covid death rate, that 45K people happens about every 10 to 15 days. call it two weeks for simplicity's sake. Your math is wrong, 45 /1.5 = 30 But so what? 8,000 people tragically die a day in the US under accepted normal conditions and we move on. > none of this has ANYTHING TO DO with the argument I made, which is that the grandparent's estimate of a worst-case scenario was just wildly inaccurate Realistically if you are young, healthy, and vaccinated that is the worst case scenario.
- Wowfunhappy 5y ago> at our current covid death rate, that 45K people happens about every 10 to 15 days. call it two weeks for simplicity's sake. I think your numbers may be a tad off in general, but regardless, I'm pretty sure you're including unvaccinated adults. While I absolutely don't want anyone to die, I don't feel a responsibility to protect people who aren't willing to take the most basic of steps to protect themselves.