idahoblues
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The difficulty in comparison is what’s actually happening on the ground.
Sweden’s largest city has 1 million inhabitants.
where you are that would be considered a town
Most of the population live in the countryside with lots of inbuilt social distancing.
They’re are not avid drinkers in bars etc, its too fucking expensive.
It’s probably been dark for most of the time, just now having longer days.
Taking a look at the issues in the states where NY recorded more deaths that the UK, you have large overcrowded metropolitan areas perfect for the virus to spread.
From your posts I guess you live in a fairly remote place? If so its much easier to avoid the current spread, just as it is where I live. Went out for a 12km walk this morning and passed no one until i was on the last km home, which was by road.
Yeah to say it's rural around here is an understatement, if you take the entire population of Idaho and Wyoming it's less than greater manchester and three and a half times the size of England.The difficulty in comparison is what’s actually happening on the ground.
Sweden’s largest city has 1 million inhabitants.
where you are that would be considered a town
Most of the population live in the countryside with lots of inbuilt social distancing.
They’re are not avid drinkers in bars etc, its too fucking expensive.
It’s probably been dark for most of the time, just now having longer days.
Taking a look at the issues in the states where NY recorded more deaths that the UK, you have large overcrowded metropolitan areas perfect for the virus to spread.
From your posts I guess you live in a fairly remote place? If so its much easier to avoid the current spread, just as it is where I live. Went out for a 12km walk this morning and passed no one until i was on the last km home, which was by road.
Don't get me wrong, I just saw the article and was just wondering on people's thoughts. Seemed pretty crazy but thought I'd air it here for people's discussion