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I feel like delaying it isn't a bad move. There were no vaccines or known effective treatments available in early 2020, health services were unprepared and bec
by kelnos 2y ago
I feel like delaying it isn't a bad move. There were no vaccines or known effective treatments available in early 2020, health services were unprepared and became overwhelmed, and no one knew even simple things about the virus, like how it was transmitted.
In 2022, I'm sure pretty much any region would be much better prepared to get hit by COVID-19 for the "first" time.
- yieldcrv 2y agoyes, as they were in 2021 as well. my main observation is that it was too long for most of the population and your standard has no limit. most places did not improve their hospital capacity and infrastructure. some conjecture about the virus was answered but thats it.