My great gripe for May 2020 is not enough attention paid to events that should have happened according to people's mental models of the pandemic (for a wide range of those mental models), but did not.
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all I know for sure is that whatever it is, it confirms my pet theory
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Yes, now more than ever. But will they listen??
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The Robert Mueller of viruses.
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TOO SOON
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Japan is what makes me mildly optimist. By all account it should have been terrible (density, population age, etc...), they did not implement very strong measures and yet it does not seem that bad, yet anyway.
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I feel the same way. If we can figure out and replicate whatever kept Japan and a number of other countries from blowing up, we may be able to operate at a fairly high level of "normal"
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This is very speculative but Japan, like Iceland, might benefit from a high seafood diet which reduces vitamin d insufficiency. The Indonesian preprint on VDI and covid is very heartening.
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I have the same theory on Vitamin D.https://twitter.com/JapanIntercult/status/1248881133741211649?s=20 …
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You should talk to
@patio11 or at least read his tweets on the situation in Japan. My impression from him is that the picture in Japan is not as rosey as portrayed officially -
Yeah wasn't there like a big reveal that the cluster strategy was failing horribly?
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