Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Source for that information?
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A child dies of pneumonia every 39 seconds
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We Never Know
No Slack
Fair enough
A story behind one engine donated to my favorite museum....
A boy was starting it with the compression release open.
It fired, & he inhaled a flame.
Damaged lungs fill with fluid....nasty slow death, eh.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
It's been all over the news lately.
And what specifically? That under 40s are more common in the emergency room, or a reminder of those who think they'll be ok and emphasis it's "those who are probably going to die anyways" have been blowing off safety guidelines, think they'll be ok, and then end up severely and chronically ill and dead.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
That is something I really don't want to find out for sure. It just sounds nasty and slow.
I regret not recording that story when the old guy who
donated the engine related it. Such dramatic history is
important to preserve.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
It's definitely safety training material worthy.
And personal drama is very important in a museum.
Especially so for neurotypicals, who don't obsess over arcane topics.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I'd rather look at the metrics and per capita first then sound like people are dropping dead in mass droves.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I never claimed they are.
If by "we", you mean Ameristanians, then the reason
there's no mandatory vaccination here is because the
problem is elsewhere. (I looked at the map.)
Countries where it's a problem would do well to
vaccinate against it....if practical (some are poor).
But here?
We've bigger fish to fry, eg, Covid 19, which is a
pandemic urgently needing to be quelled.
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Terrywoodenpic
Oldest Heretic
It is certainly true in the UK.
It is not that the under forties have suddenly become more vulnerable. but that the over forties have a higher percentage of vaccinations so are now unlikely to be hospitalised or die from covid.
Hospital beds are now largely filled with the under forties. a percentage of which die or become seriously ill.
However this is relative and only around 100 of all age groups are dying a day from covid now. many of which are under forty. (UK)
What is more severe is the number of much younger people that are suffering from long Covid. this is building up in hospitals and clinics because it continues to be a serious health problem months and may be years after the initial infection. The serious organ damage will probably continue to affect them for the rest of their lives.
Double Vaccination has been shown to massively reduce all these risks. in all age groups.
Though the highly infectious Delta virus is spreading rapidly, and infecting the previously infected and vaccinated and unvaccinated. Death and serious illness has been largely prevented by Vaccination.
As of last week Covid is back up to 1 in 9 of all deaths in England.