Do you still worry about COVID-19 two years into the pandemic?

Asked by ABC 17 News

499 Votes

Do you still worry about COVID-19 two years into the pandemic?

39%

Yes Yes

61%

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Yes

Health experts caution that the pandemic isn't over and cases are on the rise in Europe.

Health experts caution that the pandemic isn't over and cases are on the rise in Europe. Show Less

2 Comments

Susie Hunt

We still don't know the full effects on the brain and other organs down the road many years from now for a small portion of the population. So, I hope not to get it and still practice prevention for the most part.

Max

The most dangerous side affect has been TDS complications. There have been serious TDS problems before Covid, but Covid fear mongers', have seen their coping skills diminish immensely. It will take a long time for that to correct itself.

Music One

Anyone who isn't concerned about getting it has not done research on it. You can get it and still die from it even if you are fully vaccinated. They are always coming up with new variants and they don't tell us half of what they find.

Max

If Fauce would be honest, he could help us a lot. He is familiar with the virus, because he and the Wuhan labs created it. Fauce is currently very despondent, because his illegal bio-labs in the Ukraine were discovered and destroyed. I just hope they found all of them.

61%

No

Cases remain at low levels throughout most of the United States, including Central Missouri.

Cases remain at low levels throughout most of the United States, including Central Missouri. Show Less

5 Comments

Jamie McAtee

It’s an endemic now. Let’s all move on!

Debra Riffle

Therapeutics are available to treat Covid. Vaccines are available. Deaths and hospitalizations are way down. Those are the two numbers to focus on.

Benjamin Montgomery

What me worry?

Benjamin Montgomery

I am vaccinated and boosted. Then I got Covid. So there. I think it was bad for the vulnerable, not so bad for folks in good health.

Latterdaysaint

It’s the flu

Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

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163 Votes

Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

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Yes

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No one has commented yet

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1 Comment

Steve Baumann

Living the dream

Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

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378 Votes

Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

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Yes Yes

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Harry D

Only if they want massive investment that dramatically expands their taxbase and builds modern infrastructure close to the end users to support a growing futuristic economy. Unfortunately, Columbia city council listens to misguided special interests who live in leftist utopia dreamworld.

Max

City leaders would rather tax the citizens. They don't want the city to grow.

85%

No

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Kaitlyn Gebhard

Bad for communities, environment, humanity, climate, pretty much everything.

Mushin Zenkoans

Large data centers can consume up to 5 million gallons of water per day, which is equivalent to the water use of a small city. Additionally, they can draw as much electricity as 100,000 homes or more, significantly impacting local resources. That is simply unacceptable.

Max

Sure Jan

ABC 17 News

Do you still worry about COVID-19 two years into the pandemic?

39% Yes Yes

61% No No

39% Yes

61% No

Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

17% Yes Yes

83% No No

17% Yes

83% No

Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

15% Yes Yes

85% No No

15% Yes

85% No

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Yes Yes

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No No

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Yes

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Yes Yes

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Yes Yes

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