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10/07/20

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Originally posted by pintohoo ↑

if you don't think that cold is a factor in virus viability - then, you best stop commenting

Victoria and Tasmania are the risk states climate wise -- end of story

Tasmania is lucky in that it just doesn't have the base load.

For your information there is a VAST difference between climate in Brisbane or Amberley and Victoria

it's NOT just about minimums ------------ virus don't just hang about at the min temps of the day - virus are around 24/7 and it doesn't take much of a daily max. time to make a difference

Vic has many days where the thermometer just doesn't head north much at all

if we had a proper app out there working which rabid scared right wingers are so frightened about - it would be a hell of a lot easier to track and trace

we shall see ----------- Oz might be in a major battle with this virus right now - the last thing it needs is numpties making political bunfights -------------- a contagion LOVES that

it's the real enemy and it loves to see fools taking attention away from it - so, it can move easily

bickering is part of the problem - not part of the solution

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So why did NSW initially have more cases? Why are US cases (and many others) have ever-increasing cases as the weather warms. I’ve never seen snow in Brazil...
Cases in Arizona skyrocket...blame trump. Cases I vic skyrocket...blame weather.
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