• Ptsf@lemmy.world
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      3 months ago

      To be fair, we didn’t try “nothing” it’s just that 60-70% of people didn’t give a shit and of the 30% that did another 5% died. This only matters because in the realm of humans vs disease you either need near 100% of the people giving a shit, or some fancy foolproof science magic.

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        3 months ago

        I agree with your point, but is it true that 5% died? I think that’s more than a rounding error. The best way to make your point is by being factual.

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    3 months ago

    It’s not really a surprise anymore. If you have a large gathering of people, someone is going to bring Covid to the party. That’s our world now because we couldn’t stay home for two weeks.

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      Yup, it’s no longer a pandemic, it is now endemic.

      Humanity lost the war. Collectively, we were not good enough. Now covid is here to stay forever like the common cold and flu are.

      But covid may have yet to be understood long term impacts. Some are interpreting the data like that of HIV before we understood it could progress into AIDS because the disease has not been around long enough.

      Ref: https://youtu.be/2HGi81LsXtA?si=iAhyniSREUV8Ezvl (55m, but worth the watch)