With vaccines on the brink of being rolled out it is conceivable that we can have a post-COVID summer next year, but we need to try to avoid spreading the virus in the meantime. A new Mayo Clinic Study shows that two unmasked people have a 100 percent chance of exposure at 1 foot apart, 17 percent exposure at 3 feet apart, and 3 percent exposure at 6 feet apart. With both people masked there’s a 0.5 percent exposure risk even at just 1 foot apart. Even if you yourself are feeling bulletproof, this is about protecting others.
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How is this fear-based propaganda Duluth-centric?
Maybe a tiny bit of “Vaccine Messiah” background would be helpful.
Just thinking out loud.
Huh, why is there a government-mandated Vaccine Injury Fund?
Weird.
Huh, why is there a government-mandated Vaccine Injury Fund?
Weird, right Dave?
Dave, tell me everything you understand about the viruses and vaccines.
Vicarious, I think your motherboard may have imploded. Or it could be a bad fuse or capacitor. Check the connections.
Goddamn aliens fucked with my inbox.
In the meantime, here’s someone to project ego/body-death fears onto.
You mean these people?
“An ethic, ecologically, is a limit on freedom of action in the struggle for existence. An ethic, philosophically, is a differentiation of social from anti-social conduct. These are two definitions of one thing.”
– Aldo Leopold
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