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    1. Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 16 May 2020

      Pinboard Retweeted Shane Crotty

      This is a super interesting finding. Think of it as hipster immunology—if you caught a different coronavirus before it was cool, you may have some immunity to this more mainstream sell-out virus now. Read the thread!https://twitter.com/profshanecrotty/status/1261053426475003904 …

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      Shane Crotty @profshanecrotty
      Detecting SARS2-reactive T cells in ~50% of unexposed people suggests cross-reactive T cell recognition between circulating ‘common cold’ coronaviruses and SARS-CoV-2. This might influence susceptibility to COVID-19 disease.
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      Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 16 May 2020

      This doesn't automatically explain why different parts of the world would have different susceptibility to COVID-19—we'd have to understand why there is uneven distribution of the other coronaviruses. But at least it's a potential mechanism. I look forward to seeing more data.

      3:33 AM - 16 May 2020
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        2. EternalMauve‏ @hyperpathy 16 May 2020
          Replying to @Pinboard

          If there is cross immunity to other coronavirus, then the hygiene hypothesis may have some weight here. e.g. Sweden is now leading the world in deaths per capita, but hospitals still have capacity. Anecdotally, Swedes ALWAYS still go to work with colds ...

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        3. EternalMauve‏ @hyperpathy 16 May 2020
          Replying to @hyperpathy @Pinboard

          But if you're in a care home, perhaps you're not exposed to the common cold in the same way someone at school or an office would be - or maybe at a certain age it just doesn't protect you anymore FROM COVID. Appreciate your curiosity on this, its obviously quite complex.

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        2. Carla F. Bad‏ @ButteryMales 16 May 2020
          Replying to @Pinboard

          It had better not be something ridiculous like certain spittle-heavy phonemes being more common in some languages. If we have to give up fricatives then my ability to communicate will be well and truly ucked.

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        3. Dataghoul‏ @bistromath2013 16 May 2020
          Replying to @ButteryMales @Pinboard

          The language phoneme theory is moronic, or Germans would be kaput, and Spaniards sitting pretty..

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        1. every cop is a policy failure‏ @Dr_Memory 16 May 2020
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          Gonna be annoying if the explanation boils down to the epidemiological equivalent of Brownian motion but fuck I’ll take any good news we can get here.

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        1. Ethan Fremen‏ @mindlace 16 May 2020
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          I really wonder if Japan had an endemic strain of "normal" coronavirus that conferred high resistance. Variation in endemic strains could explain a *lot* of the wildly different outcomes.

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