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Never forget…
- Thread starter Duffy LaCoronilla
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You should have bet.
Under and over are always threats.
IT's like a general thing.
Too much tension or not enough
That is why life is tricky.
He said the stayed open.
They didn't.
They opened earlier than the CDC recommended.
Big whoop.
And 30% of the students chose remote instructions. Think of the trauma for that 30%!
30% is a significant amount.
Teaching remotely and in class at the same time is untenable.
My sister did it and it broke her, I think.
I would bet money it was a sh!t show.
Like I said, I would rather teach in class.
Remote wasn't even teaching.
But teaching remotely and in class at the same time with social distancing and masks isn't teaching either.
Pandemics are difficult
When did they open?
My district opened when the school year started in July, and so many kids came from the closed districts they had to start turning kids away due to overcrowding
i will never forget that i was paid relatively well to not work for a year. that was awesome! bring on the next one!
I will never forget that the local governments in the red counties closed and/or severely restricted beach access, including full blackball of non-boat-access, for the best chunk of the spring surf season AND the weather was incredible and the only thing there was to do was go jogging or ride the road bike because all the parks were on lockdown. Oh and Ronda Sanctis closed the blue counties by edict from Tallahasshole.
I'll also never forget that by far the most locked down place I experienced was Mexico, and this was during Delta. Caleta de Campos was mellow. Guad, Lazaro bus station, and holy sh!t Mazatlan, Sinaloa - needed vax card to eat outdoors. I think I might have died of thirst or water-borne illness trying to drink the hotel water without that card. Seriously, I needed a vax passport to go into a 7-11. Thanks Ronda and Pube Licks!
Also my Summer 2023 trip to Peru, I ignored the fine print and barely missed the cutoff where you needed three doses of the vax to enter the country. I don't know what would have been worse - losing all the flight/hotel money, or having to spend a 4th of July in flat, hot, drunken barn dance Jax Beach.
PPP saved a lot of jobs, companies, and the economy in general.
Case in point: The guy across the street from me owns a small business, he was on it with the PPP and during the lockdowns he kept his employees on the payroll and planned how to expand his business. Post-pandemic he is now going gangbusters, raking it in!
Bring it on!
Here's what Wall Street wants to see from Hollywood this year
Wall Street wants legacy media companies to prove that streaming can be a profitable model, but it has yet to be convinced.
www.cnbc.com
So if they get re-elected then what? Do the never-forgetters come to the realization that theirs is an unelectable minority viewpoint and calm down?
Horse paste wins!
Never forget:
www.thedailybeast.com
Never forget:
Pharmacists Fight Off COVID Truthers Demanding Horse Medicine Instead of the Jab
These geniuses have been convinced to pass on the vaccine and raid rural farm stores so they can suck down “sheep drench” and take swine injections.
www.thedailybeast.com
theyre already threatening a new round of strikes in july so who cares.. at this point im on till the wheels fall off. but im in a union to so chances are the wheels keep spinning.View attachment 175994
Bring it on!
.Here's what Wall Street wants to see from Hollywood this year
Wall Street wants legacy media companies to prove that streaming can be a profitable model, but it has yet to be convinced.
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5:08 Haidt, who is infinitely smarter and better informed than Rogan or anybody on this board, basically destroys a big part of never forgetters' script.
"...People thought, "Oh yeah, the kids are really messed up now, from Covid. But they were wrong. Covid was terrible for a lot of kids but when you look at the mental health trends over the last 20 years, Covid was a blip." And he proceeds to show charts of actual data to back up his hypothesis.
2 hours well spent.
"...People thought, "Oh yeah, the kids are really messed up now, from Covid. But they were wrong. Covid was terrible for a lot of kids but when you look at the mental health trends over the last 20 years, Covid was a blip." And he proceeds to show charts of actual data to back up his hypothesis.
2 hours well spent.
YES!!!!!!!!!
Welcome to the club!!!!!
The mental and physical health crisis in this country has been going on for decades and is SO much more deadly than COVID in the long run. Like orders of magnitude more deadly.
Never forget that we wasted trillions on essentially worthless lockdowns and mask mandates for the COVID blip while ignoring much more serious and persistent problems
Mental health crisis fuels the post-pandemic rise in medication use
A USA TODAY analysis showed a lingering pandemic effect: The rise in mental health-related prescriptions by far outpaced overall prescription growth.www.usatoday.com
In U.S., Physical Health Plummets After the Pandemic
Post pandemic, U.S. obesity and diabetes rates have reached record highs amid significant declines in healthy eating and other health habits.news.gallup.com
never forget that even at the height of the covid pandemic more people were dying from obesity and drug overdoses than were dying from covid
never forget that while the mandates and lockdowns cost trillions and had no significant impact on covid outcomes, they made the overall health crisis *worse*
never forget that the most important thing we can do to prepare for the next pandemic is to incorporate components of blue-zone lifestyles into our current way of being and never forget that the CDC/FDA/AMA won't do sh!t about driving those kinds of changes because its not in their economic best interest
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