May 11, 2020·1 replyoh they got tennis in nyc but not la???
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NoirOne really obvious point I want to nail home:
COVID-19 is not the flu. It is a novel coronavirus.
The Spanish flu was an H1N1 influenza strain.
COVID-19 is not the flu.
COVID-19 is not the Spanish flu.
Do not use the trajectory of the Spanish flu to predict the trajectory of COVID-19 and expect accurate results.
Because COVID-19 is not the flu.
don't we know more about flu strains than coronavirus strains
for example: we have no idea how a human coronavirus will react to a vaccine
May 11, 2020·1 replyhttps://twitter.com/pzf/status/1259489804519190528Sixty 5Surprised they decided to get tested
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trump speaking
USA #1!
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all of them are now wearing facemassks
- May 11, 2020https://twitter.com/pzf/status/1259489804519190528Sixty 5
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USA MORE TESTS THAN THE REST OF EARTH COMBINED
May 11, 20200USA MORE TESTS THAN THE REST OF EARTH COMBINED
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Hope he takes questions
Tadow 🥀May 11, 2020Mans just throwing out numbers lmao
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"I've felt things a lot over my life"
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NEXT YEAR WILL BE GREAT, TRUST ME
May 11, 2020https://twitter.com/pzf/status/1259489804519190528Sixty 5- May 11, 2020
Niggas ain’t even Sharin mics no more !!!!
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Lmao he's sounding so f***ing stupid today
May 11, 2020PumaSurprised they decided to get tested
Yeah idgi either tbqfh
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don't we know more about flu strains than coronavirus strains
for example: we have no idea how a human coronavirus will react to a vaccine
We do now, but our treatment options for the Spanish flu in 1919 were basically just aspirin and hot water
even with relatively limited knowledge of this coronavirus, we have a better chance of treating it successfully than we did the Spanish flu back then. - 0 🔥May 11, 2020 that ending ctfu
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Gotta love Sunday into Monday when the numbers roll in and everything is looking fine
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S*** might be the most underreported day ever
- May 11, 2020Noir
We do now, but our treatment options for the Spanish flu in 1919 were basically just aspirin and hot water
even with relatively limited knowledge of this coronavirus, we have a better chance of treating it successfully than we did the Spanish flu back then. Just hope the 2nd wave isn’t stronger, when it does die down this summer as long as we can keep it under control until the winter is over it would help
