Rolling Chance of Glastonbury 2022 Thread

[Mellotr0n]

100%.

By then treatments will have rendered it a far milder disease for the vast, vast majority.

[BeddyDriver]

99.99%

[Greenelk]

99%

[parsonjack]

60%

[Leyrulion]

52.1% ⬆️

[Wellyboot]

62%

[circus92]

75%

[blutarsky]

80

[Hotchilidog]

100%

[Fingerbobs]

97%

[Greenelk]

99%

[parsonjack]

60%

[stt11]

On 2/11/2021 at 9:19 AM, Mellotr0n said:

100%.

By then treatments will have rendered it a far milder disease for the vast, vast majority.

My grandad died in the 1950’s, at 40 years of age. He died of TB. He died a year before the cure, for Tuberculosis, had been discovered. People seem to forget about the possibility of a Covid 19 cure. Apparently once the TB cure was found, that was the end of TB full-stop. It was just eradicated.

With Covid 19 people only seem to talk about vaccines, for some reason. 

 

 

 

[stt11]

80%
 

Inspired by the possibility of a cure!!!!

[Mellotr0n]

49 minutes ago, stt11 said:

My grandad died in the 1950’s, at 40 years of age. He died of TB. He died a year before the cure, for Tuberculosis, had been discovered. People seem to forget about the possibility of a Covid 19 cure. Apparently once the TB cure was found, that was the end of TB full-stop. It was just eradicated.

With Covid 19 people only seem to talk about vaccines, for some reason. 

 

 

 

I think it's because things have gone a little quiet on treatments, and it's harder for us to see the tangible effects, whereas the vaccines feel more real somehow?

But you're right, long term it's better treatments that will ultimately end this.

[John the Moth]

It’s Schrodinger’s festival.

It can only be on or off, but until we know for sure it’s simultaneously on and off... 90%

[Superscally]

12%

[kalifire]

90%

[blutarsky]

80

[zahidf]

99

[parsonjack]

60%

[Greenelk]

99%

[MrHew]

100%

[Leyrulion]

52.2% ,⬆️

Edited February 13, 2021 by Leyrulion

[Greenelk]

99%