Reality check. The victims are elderly—especially in any kind of congregate living—AND mostly poor and minority essential workers. The individual choice part has mostly already happened. Any change to the threat needs support for those who can't "just stay home" plus vaccination.https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1355547589261852682 …
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We're also scheduling people's boosters three weeks into the future, and the unvaccinated are in line after them for their first dose. As I said, we're shutting down functioning vaccine clinics here this week because we have no new supply for first doses.https://twitter.com/maxerickson/status/1356608568154324998 …
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That is way more than any "lockdown" we've ever had in the US. When US says lockdown, what it means is everyone who has to go to work goes to work.
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The bit about the UK is incorrect, cases having been falling since start of lockdown (considering the week or so lag between infection and test result). If anything theyve been falling suprisingly *fast*, 25-30% per week
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Talking about the variant. Here's their latest update. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/957504/Variant_of_Concern_VOC_202012_01_Technical_Briefing_5_England.pdf …
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This is reversed causation. Variant spread during times of increased transmission, which also caused lockdown.
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