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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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I dont understand that 94% statistic. They still died, if they never contracted covid they would probably still be alive.
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CDC study reveals evidence of COVID-19 spreading in airplanes
COVID-19 has been shown to spread on airplanes even among asymptomatic travelers, according to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The study, which was published in the…
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There's nothing to really understand other than that it's a dumb way to downplay its impact and potential danger.
When our hospitals are over capacity, when ventilators are being rationed out, when hospitals struggle to supply the necessary amount of PPE for direct care providers, and when the death rate increases astronomically when the ONLY variable that has changed is the introduction of COVID-19 it makes that little factoid seem pretty ******* stupid and unimportant.
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That “study” was dreadful.
I honestly would fly right now, a little vaca in LA dont sound bad. Idk if its just seeing multiple people travel here and there and being ok is influencing it (probably) but it doesnt seem to be a biggie.
I honestly would fly right now, a little vaca in LA dont sound bad. Idk if its just seeing multiple people travel here and there and being ok is influencing it (probably) but it doesnt seem to be a biggie.
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I wouldn't get on an airplane or travel out of state right now unless it was absolutely necessary. Just seems unwise in the middle of a pandemic. Plenty of time to go on a vacation in the future.
I also feel safer in NY than I would just about anywhere else in the continental US right now (excluding Vermont). We've been able to keep our numbers low, but the next few weeks will be the true test since gyms and schools opened back up. Hoping for no resurgence, but not holding my breath either.
I also feel safer in NY than I would just about anywhere else in the continental US right now (excluding Vermont). We've been able to keep our numbers low, but the next few weeks will be the true test since gyms and schools opened back up. Hoping for no resurgence, but not holding my breath either.
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thats a bad idea know i a guy who just came from LA to NY
i don't know him well enough to question why he would travel but i said to myself what a silly thing to do
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Latest local updates on COVID-19
Monday, May 23, 2022 Walk-in vaccine clinics offered around southern Vermont BURLINGTON ...
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but look at the numbers
Vermont only has 1,624 cases and only 59 deaths
wow
but they cant stay safe if things uptick
Detroit park turned into photo memorial for more than 900 coronavirus victims | Fox News
Images of locals who died from the coronavirus are now on display in Detroit
terrible story all these lives lost people who were living their life this time last year
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Planes are packed apparently. Ive had numerous friends go to Mexico, Aruba, Miami, LA, etc. Idk, everyone seems fine, maybe im just at a point where I need a break from NY and willing to risk it.
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This type of mentality is why we still have this problem.
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Yeah travel has picked up a lot. Everybody been to Tulum the past month 
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Yeah travel has picked up a lot. Everybody been to Tulum the past month
EVERYONE
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Isn't Obesity an underlying condition? People like "I AM HEALTHY" mannnn at 6 foot 185lbs i fall into the over weight category. If i get covid and die they would throw me into the underlying condition category.
Wouldn't be surprised if seasonal allergies counts too
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I got on a flight to see family and take a certification test - plane was around 35 percent capacity and pretty relaxing but I wasn't going to Mexico or Florida.
Flying is always a risk - easier to spread germs but had my own row.
Empty airports and flights is the best for the people that hate crowds.
Idk just sharing the experience haha
Flying is always a risk - easier to spread germs but had my own row.
Empty airports and flights is the best for the people that hate crowds.
Idk just sharing the experience haha
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Some of you dudes are just as the people on the far right.
Stay in your bubble judging others and be a hero, while other people continue to live
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i would love to go to the netherlands but its not worth risking my life
where all taking a risk walking down the street or getting into an elevator or bus and a subway
but going on a plane in this time is just foolish
i cant tell you or anyone else on how to live your life but bro its not worth risking death
These Scientists Are Giving Themselves D.I.Y. Coronavirus Vaccines (Published 2020)
Impatient for a coronavirus vaccine, dozens of scientists around the world are giving themselves — and sometimes, friends and family — their own unproven versions.
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Its one or the other here. Cant stray away from whichever side or there goes the hero, upstanding citizen title.
I literally been the most careful and cautious and I express my thoughts on traveling and suddenly im a bad guy. Get off the high horse fellas.
I literally been the most careful and cautious and I express my thoughts on traveling and suddenly im a bad guy.
Get off the high horse fellas.
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What does that last statement even mean? I continue to go to work and adhere to my daily routine with minimal sacrifice. How is that not "living"?
What I DON'T do is leave a state that is finally experiencing a downtrend in the middle of a global pandemic to go somewhere that's seeing spikes because "I need to leave NY."
Like dawg just go upstate if you need to get away. It's a quick trip, beautiful this time of the year, and a total change of pace from the city. Is expecting people to wait to start traveling for pleasure that big of an ask right now?
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NYC to delay reopening of schools, Mayor de Blasio announces
New York City’s public-school classrooms will not reopen until Sept. 21 under an 11th-hour deal struck between Mayor Bill de Blasio and the powerful education unions, officials announced Tuesday. A…
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not pointing fingers at anyone but i would read this before even considering getting on a plane
Hundreds of passengers on flight in isolation after 16 test positive for COVID-19
A flight from Greece to Wales carrying “selfish ‘covidiots’ and an inept crew” has led to at least 16 passengers testing positive for COVID-19 and nearly 200 people in two weeks of self-isolation, …
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im sure US airlines are not acting like this but again its not worth it
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New Yorkers are fleeing in search of more remote pastures, data shows
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New Yorkers are fleeing in search of more remote pastures, data shows
Vermont topped the list of states that saw the biggest influx of new moves between March and August, according to data compiled by moving company United Van Lines.
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Flight sounded like a mess, its a huge risk to be on a plane but I honestly rather be on a plane than on the LES in NYC on a Saturday night doing outdoor dining or playing 5v5 at BK Bridge Park at 3pm.
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Can’t argue with what you’re saying probably the best thing is just stay at home
You might go out of your mind staying at home all the time but at least you’ll be alive lol
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For those of you who don't have time to watch the video, here's the bottom line: We all know that wearing a mask is tremendously helpful in limiting the spread of viral particles, but evidence is also starting to show that lower viral load leads to less severe and asymptomatic disease. This is likely a big reason we are seeing lower rates of hospitalization and death as more states/counties/cities have mandated masks in public places.
