Yay! But also, is it? Like i've been seeing a bunch of posts from people excited about how low numbers are, but like the closest monitoring station to me is almost 200 miles away. That's a lot of piss and poop being overlooked when, back in the heyday of monitoring, massive spikes would regularly occur completely out of nowhere and seemingly unrelated to what was happening in neighboring counties.

Pretty bleak that it took this long to go back down to COVID levels from 5 years ago. I think that future generations will look back on this time the same way we look at the leaded gasoline generations, thinking “how could they let themselves breathe this stuff?”

https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/articles/15-days-slow-spread/

We did it!

I'm going to wait for the official pod (Death Panel) to tell me what to think about this

Cool, I remember years back seeing the estimation that it might be gone by 2030 so maybe we're on schedule.

I guess we can watch this go endemic. A true, historic failure of capitalism that future generations will hopefully learn from.

line go.. down?

From my local wastewater it looks like a drop like there's been every year after a wave. Just a sharper drop than last spring, but covid still present.

pog

I thought I saw the hospitalization rate climb recently. I'll try to check.