Between that and the economic side of things being completely fucked up by the US(protecting businesses, sacrificing individuals and states) I don't see this being "over" when it is even over. Sigh.
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the rest of the world and their economies will be humming while the rest of the US is still trying to crawl out of their wreckage.
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Even Merkel has said the goal is to keep R as close to 1 as possible, not try to push it down and eradicate
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In the end I wouldn’t be surprised if all of Europe ends up looking a lot like what Sweden looks like now, give or take a level of testing/isolation
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Why can't America have a leader with quantum chemistry background.
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Denmark and New Zealand.
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Perhaps time for a little more Teutonic discipline , and a little less Latin flair? To everything , there is a season...
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As a lapsed anthropologist I think we will find the culture had a lot to do with why some societies responded to this particular crisis better than others
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Germany certainly a huge outlier in terms of case fatality rate / overall deaths - but when it comes to testing and especially tracing we’re definitely facing the same problems: capabilities are nowhere near adequate. Infection rate has also been going up again lately.
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