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by throwaway599281 5y ago
>So: what does it mean to "live with covid" ? Live exactly as we lived before March 2019, with the small exceptions of using mask in gatherings or closed spaces, voluntary vaccination, specially to people with comorbidities. Ot
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by throwaway599281 5y ago
>Any practical tips that work on you are highly appreciated. a) Lifting heavy weights, either at home or gym. b) Reading c) Any hobby that you find fulfilling, if you have time. If you don't just enjoy every second you have with you
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by throwaway599281 5y ago
>and particularly how much COVID caseload affects other hospital operations i.e. delayed surgeries etc.. And what is more important, the people with deadlier diseases who didn't get surgeries or treatments that were postponed, the s
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by throwaway599281 5y ago
Counting cases and advertising them every time the news shows start is useless, it just fuels the paranoia. This virus won't just go away in a few months, we'll have to live with it, just like Humans have done with every other vir
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by throwaway599281 5y ago
>Open a drawer or cabinet in any kitchen in the U.S When will Americans actually implement proper consumer rights and enforcing the laws that guarantee the quality of goods for sale? Isn't that one of the FDA's responsibilities
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by throwaway599281 5y ago
>So build it, then. You have lots of money available to construct it from your carbon tax, and even more money when you stop subsidizing the ridiculously expensive car-oriented infrastructure. You don't know what you're talking
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by throwaway599281 5y ago
Another tax on the middle class, because they don't have enough of a fiscal burden already, in the goods they need, in paying gas when they drive to work (no, not everyone has a very green public transportation that gets them to work i