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Completely agree. Thanks for all your work. This may be a wild question, but what is the off-ramp? When do you think we stop worrying about infections and solely focus on severe hospitalizations and deaths?
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Early action happens early. In the case of this pandemic, that would be January and February of 2020. Before it spread through several countries. By April, the pandemic was going in only one direction, spread everywhere. 2 years into a 3-4 year pandemic isn't early.
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It’s less than tired than tired and not willing to take steps to avoid Covid because vaxxed. We have vax mandate here but the restaurants and bars etc. are packed and not really masked.
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I am double vaxxed (getting booster soon), wife already boosted, all four of our parents boosted, etc. Just relaying that you are out of your GD mind if you think I am going to do a single thing to "stop the spread" this winter. Pandemic is over for us.
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I feel like I'm going crazy because I don't understand what any of the NPIs are meant to be doing. Large gatherings like concerts and sports that can be super spreader events are happening on the daily so we aren't really trying to stop spread. Vaccinate and move on.
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It's not a matter of people being tired. The whole US Economy is fundamentally based on after-the-fact intervention. Cornered and at the mercy of expensive experts is where we are willing to pay up (e.g., trillions for drugs). Nothing much new here, really.
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