Taiwan has conducted 0.25 tests per citizen. The UK (for example) has conducted 4 per citizen. Case numbers in Taiwan are almost certainly unrealistically low. What I failed to predict was that Taiwan would maintain their don’t-ask-don’t-tell attitude; I was expecting full-on mass testing as was done elsewhere.
Everyone seems to be assuming that covid is now “beaten” in Taiwan. This is highly unlikely. It’s not over yet, but I stand by my hunch that deaths will remain very low. Deaths will probably increase as they get to 80% vaccination, but with luck they won’t get obsessed with boosters and the more dangerous virus strains will die out.
From the Economist 10 Nov.2021 reporting a collective forecast from what they call “journalists and commentators” - let’s wait and see how this one turns out…
I don’t think there’s a strict discourse here BD. I’m making poop jokes, because at 47 I still find them hilarious.
I think he really is that much of a fat c*nt to be honest. I saw pictures of him playing tennis a year ago and it was beached whale territory for sure.
