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there was a study from a German national healthcare provider (BARMER) that said that 7% of the people who had covid were ill (and not working) still 3 months af
by Tarsul 5y ago
there was a study from a German national healthcare provider (BARMER) that said that 7% of the people who had covid were ill (and not working) still 3 months after infection. This would mean that the amount of people who still had lingering effects but working would be higher (well, especially in the US) so these long covid effects shouldn't be entirely dismissed regarding labor figures. However, I agree they are only one part of a bigger picture.
https://www.spiegel.de/gesundheit/corona-fast-jeder-fuenfte-nach-covid-19-erkrankung-laenger-als-vier-wochen-krankgeschrieben-a-b8cca022-e2b5-435e-b015-13f71d70674c https://www.spiegel.de/gesundheit/corona-fast-jeder-fuenfte-...
- WhisperingShiba 5y agoI believe that people are trying simply trying to meme this into reality, and its not A priori true that Covid has this effect on people. This belief goes as deep as what I believe to be humanities' true existential nature.
- AnimalMuppet 5y agoYou respond to a study with "your belief". That's... not a convincing response.
- WhisperingShiba 5y agoAt first you think it doesn't matter, and then you realize its the only thing that matters. God/Buddha mind/Universe/Dao created the game, but humans created a whole lot too.