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Solumbran
lemmy.world

And governments plan to start reacting in 2028, and to stop caring in 2029

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msagereply
programming.dev

Yes, how to kill the poors faster.

Can we stop pretending it's anything else?

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ShaggySnacks
lemmy.myserv.one

There are reasons for optimism: vaccines and antivirals should be effective against avian influenza, and the world is far better prepared thanks to lessons learned from COVID, particularly in diagnostics and global surveillance.

That's a very optimistic take on the lessons from COVID. Cause the lessons that I learned from political leaders was "Fuck the pandemic protections, the economy must be protected." and "Science is wrong about everything."

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psivchazreply
reddthat.com

I'm sorry, you're still being too optimistic. Protecting the economy COULD include things like "free vaccines" or "wearing masks" to keep workers from getting sick. What I learned was "don't trust doctors or vaccines, all your body needs is Natural Immunity and veterinary medicine" is a real take shared by an alarming number of people.

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