Actually I think the proper connection is that when *everyone* gets
scared, the virus eases (if not easing, it is finding it harder to find
victims). Unfortunately, once it eases some, people get less scared and
then get C-19.
—Barry
On 17 Nov 2020, at 10:56, [email protected] wrote:
Anecdotal "evidence". Two weeks ago, I hadn't known anybody _who
knew anybody_ who had tested positive; today I know two. No
connection between them. It appears that only fear regulates the
distribution of the virus. Myself, I am up to March fear level.
Narcissistic Abduction: Now that I am scared, perhaps the virus will
ease off?
Nick
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