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by ganafagol 6y ago
I think it's a mix between 1 and 2. Eradication is unrealistic. But the optimum is _not_ the point where every last hospital bed is used. It's where the balance between lockdown and infections is the most societally acceptable. Th
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by ganafagol 6y ago
Maybe not. But it's at least an attempt to a somewhat informed hypothesis, which a simple statement like "since it levels the playground" definitely is not.
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by ganafagol 6y ago
> Also, the more countries that have nukes the better, since it levels the playground. That's the American "best thing against a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun" attitude. Empirically this does not hold true. W
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by ganafagol 6y ago
Are we? Most people have no clue that their two cats hate each other (which they are most likely to do if they did not grow up together) or that their dog has chronic backpains (which many breeds do because they have overly long backs like
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by ganafagol 7y ago
With all those fraud stories up here, I'm wondering: Has anybody describing such a story in this thread reported the incident to the police after realizing it was fraud?
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by ganafagol 7y ago
"So after arguing about this topic on the black issue reporting, seeing that people kept not reading what was the core of the issue" ...and shortly after ... "It hurts my eyes to see it. They might have a justification but I
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by ganafagol 7y ago
She
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by ganafagol 7y ago
I love both. The "if you had to choose" argument is a horribly utilitaristic one and I'm happy I'm neither related nor acquainted with anybody seriously bringing it up.
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by ganafagol 7y ago
> COVID-19 seems to be most severe in older adults. Children and young adults generally have mild infections. We are grateful for this. I'm sorry to ask this .. why are we grateful for this?