Korea has done an absolute shit job at procuring vaccines.
Percentage fully vaccinated:USA: 41%Korea: 0.5% ___________________ ___________How long until 1% of South Korea’s population becomes fully vaccinated?
How is it misleading? Both are stats I read in online newspapers.
Today is 18C / 64F. Office heater says 25C / 77F. This consumption of fossil fuels is contributing to air pollution (of which there is no safe level).
Coronavirus Casualties:USA: A lot.ROK: Not a lot.
Coronavirus isn’t that dangerous. Only if you are very weak can it kill you. Exceptionally healthy people almost certainly will feel nothing. How many Americans died? Well under 1 in 500. Many of whom were going to die soon anyways. Worldwide how many died? Well under 1 in 1,000. Other things kill way more - air pollution, smoking, alcohol, obesity. The less people get vaccinated, the more coronavirus will spread, resulting in more deaths (even thought it won’t be many, proportionally speaking) and a diminished quality of life. I don’t want to have to keep wearing a mask for years to come. And social distance. And not be able to travel abroad.
I wouldn't wish to have spent the last 12-15 months in the US as opposed to Korea.
Coronavirus deaths in Korea: going up
Some states in the USA reported no deaths for a day. Definitely going down there.
The rules about businesses having to close by 9pm and groups restricted to four people or less are having a good impact in Korea. Slowing the spread. Not a fun way to live, but I guess we’ve go to do it. It helps less people catch coronavirus.
Yes. It’s been working. But do you want to live that way forever?
Coronavirus isn’t that dangerous. Only if you are very weak can it kill you. Exceptionally healthy people almost certainly will feel nothing.