If young people aren't just less *vulnerable* to coronavirus but less likely to catch it at all, one of the big factors in the striking underperformance of the virus in the global South is not going to be climate, as we once thought, but relatively youthful populations.
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The theory that several countries in Africa and Southeast Asia could succeed in controlling this pandemic with combination of quick response and random chance is reasonable. The fact that all of them did is not.
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The fact that there's been uncontained community spread in Japan for over two months now, but it all kind of works itself out, also places too many demands on luck.
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