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Viruses, like any living thing, do what they can to survive

Posted on: July 13, 2020 at 10:03:29 CT
Eggs MU
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Usually becoming a bit more contagious but with thinned out viral loads, making more cases but less of them severe. This is part of nature taking its course. We're not allowing that to happen all at once so it's happening in waves across different parts of the country.
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Let's take a look at some of the first Covid "hotspots" - Eggs MU - 7/13 09:36:28
     RE: Let's take a look at some of the first Covid "hotspots" - MOCO SON MU - 7/13 10:01:01
     That has been my take from the git go - MU-TULSA MU - 7/13 09:51:25
          Are you saying we shouldn't social distance?(nm) - miz_zou MU - 7/13 10:07:52
          Viruses, like any living thing, do what they can to survive - Eggs MU - 7/13 10:03:29
     People don't realize pointless orders - Sal MU - 7/13 09:37:53
          NY and NJ govs are getting cheered - Eggs MU - 7/13 09:44:51
               Those two governors certainly deserve blame for their - ummmm MU - 7/13 09:53:47
                    just wait a couple of weeks (nm) - Sal MU - 7/13 09:57:50
                    I agree(nm) - Eggs MU - 7/13 09:54:40
               Crap, Cuomo set the old age homes up for failure, nm - MU-TULSA MU - 7/13 09:52:49
               There are plenty of other places that didn't spike due to - kmawv8 MU - 7/13 09:48:24
                    Maybe not specific places, was more referring to a graph - Eggs MU - 7/13 09:54:07
          I'm not even sure they've shown to delay anything.(nm) - kmawv8 MU - 7/13 09:44:15
               I think it definitely delayed exposure - Sal MU - 7/13 09:48:26




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