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Jirel

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6. Well, it's a self-correcting behavior.

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Reply #1)

Wed Jun 30, 2021, 10:33 AM

Jun 2021

If they keep it up, we’ll still get to that 70% herd immunity point - thanks to lots more deaths. The only question is how many deaths in their circle will finally convince these idiots that it’s not “just a flu.” Looking at behavior during the Ebola epidemic, a lot of them won’t ever change their behavior. They’ll just die.

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*sigh* Diamond_Dog Jun 2021 #1

Well, it's a self-correcting behavior. Jirel Jun 2021 #6

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