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Re:NIH will invest $1B to investigate 'long Covid' by vmception on Thursday March 04, 2021 @10:54PM (#26352449)
I've relocated twice during this pandemic and have no qualms going out and making judgements for my personal probability of exposure.

"Scared and unable to derive statistics" is a large inaccurate stretch of the imagination, I'll make my own stretch of the imagination and say you were probably pasting this response a year ago on things that turned out to be real threats for 500k Americans that didn't even know they had a meaningful pre-existing condition.

We don't have statistics on who has the "inflammatory response" or any other side effect.

Re:NIH will invest $1B to investigate 'long Covid' by konjin on Friday March 05, 2021 @02:16AM (#26353811)
I have a stone that keeps covid away, you can't afford to not buy it.
Re:NIH will invest $1B to investigate 'long Covid' by nickthemagicman on Friday March 05, 2021 @07:38AM (#26356174)
At the end of this month when the eviction moratorium ends, there's about to be tens of thousands of people relocating to the streets.

Apologies that you had to switch houses during this trying time. My heart goes out to you and your struggle.

80% of the population is under the age of 55. That age group has more of a chance of dying of a car accident than they do of Covid.

40% of all money in the money supply has been printed in the past year, building supplies are already up by two to four times and are showing signs of inflation. America just went 1.9 trillion dollars more into debt. Tens of thousands of small businesses have closed and thier business has been absorbed by large companies increasing inequality.

The price we're about to pay for this economically is going to be significant.

Poor people and future generations will probably have to pay it though. #yolo

Re:NIH will invest $1B to investigate 'long Covid' by vmception on Friday March 05, 2021 @01:21PM (#26360040)
the basis of my post was about the lack of statistics between "dead" and "not dead", so statistics about who dies is pretty irrelevant

I moved because I had the privilege to choose and did

you are reading everything wrong here

Re:NIH will invest $1B to investigate 'long Covid' by nickthemagicman on Saturday March 06, 2021 @07:29AM (#26366949)
Covid is irrelevant if you're under the age of 55, which is 80% of the population.