jezzzabell

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   by jezzzabell 5y ago

   There is no ultimate meaning of life.
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   by jezzzabell 5y ago

   That was a great read, thanks. I loved that they highlighted the role of a proper regulatory body as a key factor in the success of the oil industry in Norway.
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   by jezzzabell 5y ago

   For last year it was the reverse for us. We looked at the US, incredulous that you let the virus kill thousands of people every day. At that point we had practically zero cases or deaths and we lived with almost no restrictions. So we could
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   by jezzzabell 5y ago

   Please explain.
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   by jezzzabell 5y ago

   Yeah, and that point is when we have enough people vaccinated. Which should be done by December. Then we can join the new normal. I would classify that as temporary.
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   by jezzzabell 5y ago

   When the alternative is thousands and thousands of deaths, most of us are willing to temporarily give up a bit of civil liberty.
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   by jezzzabell 5y ago

   UK Covid deaths 133,000 vs Australia Covid deaths 1054. That's some cold-blooded calculus to say that Australia would have been better off with another 50,000 people dead rather than having some restrictions in place while they wait fo
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   by jezzzabell 5y ago

   It's an interesting one. Considering that the athlete competed as a junior I assume she also tried to get in to the Olympic team prior to her transition but was unsuccessful. Now she is ranked 4th in the world for her division. As I se