The second rebound wave of highly resistant corona virus is gonna hit us so hard, it'll be up to Larry King & Queen Elizabeth II to repopulate the earth.
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@Tech_Dreamer What I've generally found with Trump:
- Democrats hate his rhetoric. All of it. (Admittedly he sticks his foot in his mouth from time to time.)
- Republicans don't mind the slips as much and think he's a likeable goofball.
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If it comes back in October or thereabouts and we don't have a proper vaccine by then, then it has a none zero chance of wreaking havoc.
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SpoilerYou know the last impeachment attempt kinda surprised me, i was expecting him to be voted out. not because of the subject issue, But mainly because it was a situation where it was "politicians" vs "an outsider". Even though he's a titled "Republican" he's an outsider to everyone (except to a few). a lot of insiders who has been in the politics business for literally their entire life long period don't like him personally & want him out due to political & personal differences.
i see him as a regular dude with a good intention & strong vision for his country he grew up in & so far he used resourced to the benefit of the nation, Plus he was extremely good at taking so much fucking heat that other politicians wouldn't endure & would just evaporate under that kind of constant bombardment of targeted false scrutiny literally each day.
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@lewdicrous : Heard in a past press conference that initial wave would pass over & people would recover, But still it would be active but in a reduced manner. in a containable & manageable patchwork like situation in communities , But very much controllable. like how Ebola is doing right now in distant communities.
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The Spanish flu, iirc, decreased in cases during summer, but came back during fall and killed a lot of people. We need to be prepared for something like that.
https://www.history.com/news/spanish-flu-second-wave-resurgence
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Agreed, But we have to take into account the timeline as well. that was back in 1900s , we're in 21st century we're at a far far advanced stage where we can achieve heavy refined mitigation & oversight on where things are. thanks to constant surveillance & high volume of cross communication to any part of the world literally seconds apart to exchange accurate data between 100,000+ scientists & associated workers & world leaders across the globe . we can localize, work together & contain threats & reduce it to specific communities rather see it spread in an unstoppable manner. But as long as there are idiots dedicated to spread this stuff.i guess we're still at the mercy of the weakest link in the chain.
