They are occupations held by immigrants.
Teachers do not have excess #COVID19 risk compared to other professions, even with day-care, primary and middle schools open during the height of the pandemic, as they were in Sweden. Data from @Folkhalsomynd, graph by @InProportion2.http://inproportion2.talkigy.com/finnish_swedish_study_26jul.html …
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Since when were facts relevant after, as Michael Levitt said, politics infected the science. I suspect teachers will find themselves much more comfortable with the risk once Trump is removed from office. Bizarrely.
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In 4 years? Sure hope it doesn’t last that long
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Pizza chefs? I had no idea.
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Yeah, pizza chefs having outside risk makes no sense whatsoever. Faulty data?
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From what I've heard the swedish data is from the beginning of the spirng, when few were tested. Additionally there are prob. more taxi drivers in Stockholm, that also was hit hard by covid, than in the rest i the country. Maybe regional data would show different relative risks.
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The data was from March 13 to May 27.
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What would today's 30 yr.-old teachers have done on Dec. 8, 1941?
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Nobody that is pro remote “learning” cares about Sweden or Europe. They only hear about the school district in GA or MS. That will play out for the next 45 days.
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Where nothing bad happened except idiotic healthy quarantine policies.
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