4 out of 5 Americans hospitalized for coronavirus were overweight. Over half were obese. Almost everyone who dies from coronavirus is old and/or overweight. Usually both. And deficient in vitamin D from not enough sunlight. Gotta get outside regularly for optimal health.600k Americans have died out of a total of 3.3 million overall deaths and you are saying that the other 2.7 million were all old and overweight? Methinks not.
”Korea ranks a miserable 35th out of 37 member nations on the OECD's happiness index.”http://english.chosun.com/m/svc/article.html?contid=2021052000958”According to the KDI's own analysis, Korea had the worst air pollution with an average fine dust level of 27.4 ㎍/㎥, twice the average OECD level of 13.9 ㎍/㎥.”
that would drive me up the wall, my dude
Only half of Koreans in their 60s sign up for vaccinationsBecause people who decline to get vaccinated when their turns come up don’t get another chance until after November per the current protocols, the high proportion of older people going unvaccinated could place Korea further away from its goal of attaining herd immunity, experts warn.http://m.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20210525000673People 60 and older make up 95 percent of all COVID-19 deaths in Korea.
If I come back to Korea I will probably do the IC route because I'm sick of the bs in public schools, not to say there isn't bs in hagwons though!!!
Maybe it's just the people I attract, but I find Korean woman fret over the dumbest crap sometimes. Really, genuinely make mountains out of mole hills. Not just my GFs, but dates, female friends, Co-Ts etc
She's worth it, but damn if it isn't annoying as hell. That said, I am the most relaxed person in the world. haha Anyway, got a meme out of it.
In what country are you living now? Hard to get vaccinated there?
If they were getting other than the AZ vaccine, more people would be willing to take it.A first dose of it gives a 30% protection against the indian variant and 50% against the British variant. The second dose is administered 3 months after the first one. So basically they are very far from being safe for a long time. Yet, as per the new rules revealed today: even after the first dose, they won't be required to wear masks in public and will be also exempt from the ban on private gatherings. This could end really bad.
Yeah, I'm going to try for the Pfizer shot. Three week interval between dosages. Can get it later and be fully vaccinated earlier than people that hurry to get the AZ shot. They're continuing to bungle the rollout. People don't want the AZ shot. Korea is snapping up the doses while other countries move away from it. Yes, the odds are low of having a problem, but I read today the doctors in Ontario have increased the odds of having a problem to one in 60,000 and AZ is less effective. That's a whole host of reasons, if you've managed to avoid getting sick over the last year and a half, to wait for the better vaccines.
My wife and I are all signed up for June 11 for the first shot.
I had a bad class with my top class today. Not that anyone was misbehaving or anything, but most of the students are at a decent level. I have to teach the textbook and came to class with a bunch of the questions about the dialogue ready to go. Broke the questions down by level.And the students struggling with the easiest questions threw me off and got me flustered. D: (Doesn't happen too often) Just makes me feel bad when one of my good classes struggle, as I think I made things too hard haha.