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So yeah, I live in a state where we were left open and now people are getting infected again and it's surging and I don't know if it's just something in the water or what, but people are still not listening to the professionals. You've been told to wear the mask. You've been told not to go out in the public and dillydally around with people. It's bothersome to me that people won't listen to the professionals and know what they're talking about
phil spade
@Phil · 3:43
So the virus is going to do what the virus is going to do. And I don't think there's anything physics and biology just tell you that that's the way infectious diseases work. And I really see that there's really two ways out of this. Either we develop a vaccine or it goes through herd immunity. And if it goes through herd immunity, we've got a ways to go that's 60%, at least 60% of the population would need to be infected
phil spade
@Phil · 3:41
They're just crushing every single deal that we bring to them. And I would always have to say they're suggesting they are suggesting we can do anything that we want. The legal people are there to tell us what the risks are, and it's up to us to determine what risk we're comfortable with. And I see this the same way that these infectious disease. I see this with Faucey and Burke's
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@Swell · 0:15
But I'm just watching the news last few days and seeing what they've been saying about the outbreak in Arizona is getting worse and all these places where the population is heavy and it's growing more again. I don't even think it is the second phase yet of this thing. I think that when it does come, it's going to be bad, but that topic really isn't discussed a whole lot. It's almost like people think that it's okay to sweep it under the rug
phil spade
@Phil · 1:42
Russell, one thing you mentioned there is you said I'm going to stay away from controversial topics like COVID-19. And it reminded me of a discussion I had with somebody in Europe that asked me, Why is Cobalt 19 such a political issue a really health issue, isn't it? I could answer that over the course of the next two days, but I wanted to send along a link to the center of Infectious Diseases in Sidwa of the University of Minnesota
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