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    1. Yascha Mounk‏Verified account @Yascha_Mounk 9 Oct 2020

      We're underestimating how deeply cultural attitudes shape how many people get sick from Covid. If you map the incidence of Covid in each Belgian county, for example, the border between French-speaking and Flemish-speaking parts of Belgium is startlingly obvious.pic.twitter.com/fW3SU1aWqh

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    2. Yascha Mounk‏Verified account @Yascha_Mounk 9 Oct 2020

      Another startling example: Germany and the German-speaking parts of Switzerland have very similar rates. France and the French-speaking parts of Switzerland also have very similar rates. German-speaking and French-speaking parts of Switzerland have very different rates.pic.twitter.com/jWyTW8gAti

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    3. Yascha Mounk‏Verified account @Yascha_Mounk 9 Oct 2020

      One more observation: A lot of people who are very comfortable with cultural explanations in some contexts balk at them in others. Do you believe that red-state America is worse affected because of a refusal to wear masks? Well, surely that, too, is a kind of cultural attitude?

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      Christopher F. Rufo  ⚔️‏ @realchrisrufo 10 Oct 2020
      Replying to @Yascha_Mounk

      Seems like blue-state America has the highest rates of death, no?pic.twitter.com/6qkPqejPQz

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        2. Sup‏ @justaguyfromsd 10 Oct 2020
          Replying to @realchrisrufo @Yascha_Mounk

          Pssst source on this? So I could have ammo for my lib friends when they ask

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        3. jonspelledwithoutanh‏ @jonwithno_h 10 Oct 2020
          Replying to @justaguyfromsd @realchrisrufo @Yascha_Mounk

          Consider when the outbreaks occurred in those states and what we've learned about mitigating the worst cases along the way. Seems important.

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        2. Harvard2TheBigHouse‏ @Harvard2H 10 Oct 2020
          Replying to @realchrisrufo @Yascha_Mounk

          That would be a good point, except most of our transportation hubs are in blue states like NY and CA, so they’ve been hit first Maybe study some epidemiology before you expose your own ignorance?https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/10/white-house-covid-outbreak-grows-midwest-hospital-cases-surge …

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        1. YallNeedtoGrowUp‏ @GrowYall 10 Oct 2020
          Replying to @realchrisrufo @Yascha_Mounk

          There's no blue-state America. Los Angeles isn't Sacramento. The death rates are higher because population density is higher in the biggest urban areas, which are all in what you're calling "blue states".

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        2. jonspelledwithoutanh‏ @jonwithno_h 10 Oct 2020
          Replying to @realchrisrufo @Yascha_Mounk

          Seems to me that NY/NJ was the epicenter of the first major outbreak, before we knew much about how to treat critical patients. Learning curves are real. Not saying NY state and City didn't make serious errors, but they were the first, and that matters.

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        3. Karthik‏ @_KarthikAFC 10 Oct 2020
          Replying to @jonwithno_h @realchrisrufo @Yascha_Mounk

          This is not true. The first states were CA and WA. They just locked down better unlike NJ and NY. A place like MA had plenty of time to prepare.

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        1. Bradley J. Neitzel‏ @bjneitzel 10 Oct 2020
          Replying to @realchrisrufo @Yascha_Mounk

          1. LA, MS, and AZ are not “blue” states. 2. The NE US was hit earlier and “red” states are now catching up in death rates. 3. “Blue” states generally have higher % of elderly population.

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        1. Arnþór‏ @arnthorjon 11 Oct 2020
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          Trends matter.https://dangoodspeed.com/covid/total-cases-since-june?s=09 …

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        1. Philip Mazzie‏ @rydellz 11 Oct 2020
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          One must not forget, it is not the culture of the people as a whole, but the culture of those 60 years old and older.

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