It is extremely hard to predict what will happen in Australia, but I do think we are in arguably the best position in the world right now in terms of disease control and long-term outlook
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How do you conclude that “asymptomatic ppl really don’t spread COVID” from a case study *of a single person*? Is that the best evidence you’ve got, or did you just throw up the first hit from google that confirmed your biases? And how do you conclude it shouldn’t be hard?
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Well it could be the question of whether there are new outbreaks occurring as eradication was an option we could have chosen to pursue.
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No. We have not.
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Have some governnents in the US used this time for that? Here in MO and then STL they lifted restrictions while daily cases were slowly decreasing -during lockdown- and now you can see crowded restaurants or know abt parties in pools in MO. But I heard nothing about preparednesspic.twitter.com/mbDhEcWTOq
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https://youtu.be/-cB_DEbXrhE . There is plenty of evidence like this out there saying Lockdown’s were unnecessary.
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My ID consultant boss assured us there will be a second wave. He’s been correct so far about everything since he predicted we’d soon be locking down and social distancing in early Feb
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