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Young people are as diligent about coronavirus hygiene routines as their older peers but also more stressed out by the pandemic and willing to give up a higher percentage of their income to stop it, according to a global survey that calls into question the stereotype of feckless youth driving up infection rates. ... The survey’s results also puts a question mark over claims that coronavirus has brought out distinctly different behaviours from nations around the globe. “Looking at our data, we were quite surprised to find that younger people across the world over are willing to forgo a larger share of their income than older people”, said Brück, a social scientist. “It seems that the pandemic is testing people the world over in similar ways – and they are responding in similar ways.”
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What Year Will China Pass Domestic?
MrGlass2 replied to POTUS 2020's topic in China At The Box Office
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That is because deaths lag new cases by a few weeks. And since Macron is worse than DeSantis/Trump (he won't even close bars and restaurants), it is not going to get any better. The rest of Europe is now following the Swedish "model" so you must be thrilled. Just need a few months of mass contamination and deaths. And we will see how long the current situation in Sweden lasts. Also:
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Bubble for the US Open: Let's hope it works out and everyone respects the bubble...
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Classic Conversation Thread | Black Lives Matter
MrGlass2 replied to Water Bottle's topic in Box Office Discussion
But then there will be a gap before TV shows can return. Few have resumed production and they will run out of content soon. Exceptions: a few reality shows and soap operas, and TV series shot in Canada (or other countries doing relatively well). -
FDA approves use of new cheaper saliva Covid test The US Food and Drug Administration on Saturday granted emergency use authorization to Yale School of Public Health’s saliva test to detect Covid-19, after a trial on National Basketball Association players and staff. SalivaDirect, the fifth saliva test approved by the FDA for the disease, requires no swab or collection device and uses spit from people suspected of having the coronavirus, the agency said. FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn called the test “groundbreaking” in its efficiency and in being unaffected by crucial component shortages.
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Classic Conversation Thread | Black Lives Matter
MrGlass2 replied to Water Bottle's topic in Box Office Discussion
And I couldn't find this picture online easily, that shows her dedication. Or she stole it from me. 🤔 -
European "success" against the coronavirus didn't last long. But the toor de France hasn't been canceled.