Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "Now and the next months" video.

  1. Yes, it shows there's no living with it to some extent at least for the countries that have kept numbers low, the US will live with it and currently about 1,500 deaths a day 7 day moving average. Singapore citizens won't accept 25 deaths per day which is the population adjusted number equal to the current US situation I would suggest. I am in Queensland Australia so we are stuck in time at February 2020, we haven't had a wave yet by international standards and only 7 deaths in total for a population of 5 million which is less than the current daily deaths in the US after adjusting for population.
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  2. I think in the US case there will be major variations by state and also within states because the vaccination rates are highly variable. The other point of course is the cooler areas get more affected at the time of year you are talking about. Best of luck and take care.
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  3. That's based on no new variants with significant "breakthrough' cases. So maybe you are right but predicting it is like predicting a coin toss.
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