those cheap ass etsy mask are the problemThe C.D.C. conceded that cloth masks do not protect against the virus as effectively as other masks.
Says you can wear a medical mask under your cloth one for extra protection. That’s what I’ve been doing anyway
People still take cruises?
"But just having an adult in every classroom is not the same as having a teacher in the classroom, Watson said.Teacher shortages are throwing some schools into crisis. "I'm going into classrooms where the students have never had an assigned credentialed teacher and we're at the start of the second semester," one L.A. sub said.
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hopefully we are near the end of all of this, at the same time am wondering, barring any other variants, what does life going back to normal even look like (being semi dramatic I know)
More Union Uprisings
Less Medical Personal from Death/Burnout
More 'Snake Oil' Salespeople as they see how people are drinking Piss or Horse De-Wormer; so like for Dieting, and other Medical Ailments.
The big one though I see from this, is the Death of the Workplace. New York especially, as you look at the Empire State Building or Trade Center, buildings with offices. With cloud technology, and mobile hotspots, you really don't need to be working in a office.
Now there could be a re-invention or a sort of 'rental space' to meet in person, but really I think as the next EPIC that will take place over 25 years, will be decline of Office Space itself.
I agree, I see the same
-alot more people willing to leave their jobs now if they are not happy with how they are being treated
-more employers offering remote as an incentive
-smaller at first (think charter) type school doing hybrid on the regular
-more people getting into prepping/self sufficiency
Also I somehow some way would like to think overall our medical system comes out better prepared to deal with a pandemic in the future
On the last wish, it would need to start from your CDC, so I hope they can get through this:
Walensky faces CDC burnout as pandemic enters third year