You can claim that everybody is lying and undercounting, and the whole world looks like Lombardy and London, but if that's true, where are the bodies? This should be the #1 mystery about coronavirus we attempt to solve, because it might offer a quicker way out of the crisis.
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On a domestic U.S. note, this raises an urgent question—what if we really can lift restrictions across most of the country safely? Republicans who say this are being vilified, but honesty compels us to say they have strong evidence on their side. People need to get more curious
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Again, it's really hurting us to have most of the American media be highly neurotic residents of the cities hit hardest by this disease
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I completely fail to understand how you hear that as a dog whistle. I'm talking about US reporters based in the NYC/DC conurbation, who tend to be pretty high-strung and anxious, overeducated people stuck in small apartments for many weeks now.
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What is a way I could say "people with high levels of anxiety" that wouldn't read as code for something I don't intend?
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"Neurotic" and "from New York" sounds redundant to me. [born in Kew Gardens General, Queens]
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The kind of people I have in mind are more imports—graduates from fancy schools who move to NYC to make a start in journalism. But it only takes a week to start calling yourself a New Yorker, so it's a little ambiguous.
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