In part. I'm sure there are other reasons including speed. But more like an "all standby" vs Fastpass+ system. Some want to jump to the front of the line, not that the line is unreasonably long. Also, because our country is so much more populated (330 million vs 38 million), we have many more specialists.
Yeah the phrase isn’t true.
Stop throwing facts and good information into the mix, it’s not necessary with his posts.
There’s many that do the same, even higher up. Seems like the thing to do and you still get a audience.
I think you’re missing my point. I am specifically referring to quality of care. People have different experiences. And as someone who is part of a family that has experienced both US and Canadian care, the issues we experienced with the Canadian system makes me thankful for what I have living in the US. Is this anecdotal? Sure. I know Canadians who love it. But our experience makes me want to never go to that system here.
How so?
Not necessarily. Antibodies are proof of prior infection and they usually mean immunity, but the absence of antibodies doesn't automatically imply no immunity. The memory Tcells selected from the prior infection can still respond if the person is re-infected, although if the antibody titer is low, the response may not be as fast.I guess this is considered anecdotal but my good friend took a traveling nurse job up to NYC a month or so ago. So she’s been treating patients with covid-19 every day. They’ve been testing recovered (recovered is relative as some have permanent damage to the lungs, heart, brain, and kidneys) anyhow- they’ve been testing ‘not dead’ patients- for antibodies.... and the scary thing is- they’re coming up negative or low in antibodies. Meaning they CAN possibly get it again!
It was more true at one time. Certainly, post-WWII as our country wasn't bombed to bits, so our economic engine was primed and ready to go. But globalization has leveled the playing field, the financial crisis shook things up, and all of the last 4 years is going to reduce the rest of the world's dependency on the US. Someday, China will have a larger economy than the US, and in the far, far future India probably will as well, with Brazil running along side the US. Population and resources matter, but they have been shooting themselves in the foot for generations (lets add in Russia too) because shockingly, progressive human rights tracks with economic prosperity.
I would even just use one "far" when it comes to India.-- they're also one of the worlds nuclear powers
Hopefully, none of what you just said ever comes true. Go to your room!
Is this before or after World War 3?
is what before or after WWIII?
Didn’t they get rid of magic bands?
That India over takes us as the number one economy.
Mine will be here on Monday. I’m not sure about the future.
www.theguardian.com
No not that I have seen
