Hey, remember when I used to track the COVID death rates in red vs. blue counties and in low- vs highly vaccinated counties and found an absurdly high correlation in both cases?
Asking for no particular reason.
https://apnews.com/article/covid19-vaccine-public-health-idaho-76f1c29bf3f07a2c029175bf6c2180c4
Asking for no particular reason.
https://apnews.com/article/covid19-vaccine-public-health-idaho-76f1c29bf3f07a2c029175bf6c2180c4
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guess which state was mandating public COVID prevention measures, and which one wasn't!
https://acasignups.net/23/04/04/march-likely-final-update-covid-death-rates-partisan-lean-vaccination-rate-wbivalent
https://acasignups.net/23/03/01/march-likely-final-monthly-update-county-level-redblue-covid-death-rate-divide-widens-again
And some of it also is the social determinants of health and poverty driven
It came close at one point but otherwise Red America was hit harder by COVID for the next 3 years.
https://www.press.jhu.edu/books/title/33293/deadly-rise-anti-science?srsltid=AfmBOor2pTMQejijHWhyeb1b-xh4hcm4QqPQ2rq9i3BXenDNy7gBnv5m
If we could graph Long Covid and/or the number of infections that would be a useful chart. I suspect teachers and students would be most affected.
I π― agree on Idaho really does have its own brand of stupid.
Turns out that being an ignorant dumbass had measurable darwinian consequences for the red counties.
FAFO