^^^ Most likely.
The Worse part about this virus nobody knows how many infected and still don’t know it.
well, that's what happens when facts and science collide with ideology. it doesn't matter what we believe (or don't). our actions do matter though. So when pandemic preparedness and trust in the validity of basic science was abandoned what we are left with is what we have now. i am no genius but experience would dictate that we, as the general public, do not know the whole story.. Google and Amazon don't send 1000's of workers home unless there is something serious going on. too bad we didn't go along with the rest of the world and accepted the WHO standard of testing that is good enough for Germany and every other country in the world. So instead of drive through testing centers, we have no idea how many and who is infected becasue we cant even test.
well we all know some person is walking around and doesn't want to pay 1000 dollars for a test since they dont have insurance infecting people
that's another thing that there is no clear quick answer to without a serious evaluation. these tests need to be available and free. you may be alright but your waiter or bartender or uber driver or whatever cant afford healthcare and wont (and shouldn't have to) pay for a test. again... its not really that important since if we cant agree a way to manage these types of events, they will just happen with more voracity and damage until the ones left all agree on a way. a proverbial "thinning of the herd" until everyone agrees to run in the same direction to stay alive.
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I guess I’ll see what happens.
