| Comment | Any idea why?
I'm not doubting you because I know fuck all about viruses but if the first wave hits and some people get it some don't some die some don't etc, and then a second wave hits - what could make the second wave (that we're somewhat prepared for and probably have some level of immunity in the population) hit worse than the first one?
Would the Spanish flu have something to do with the times rather than the actual virus itself? Ie, the second wave was worse because of something war related? |
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