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At this point if you haven't actually had it for real, and you're not living in complete isolation, then you probably have natural immunity to it, conferred by encountering other coronaviruses over the years and decades of your life.

I have wondered about this, as well. My 27-year old daughter has not been isolated. She has never tested +. She is 1.5 years out from graduation from physical therapy program. So she was in school when the pandemic started. I recall when she was at an internship in Tucson saying she was working with a patient not in the COVID ward who tested +. My daughter tested "minus" afterward. The past 1.5 years, despite she is a physical therapist, she moonlights at her college job she enjoys, as a checker at a convenience store. She sees lots of patients, and alternate weekends lots of people at the store.

I had it 3x. My wife hasn't had it at all.

This week I learned that in the Tucson branch of my family, my brother-in-law, my nephew, and a sister-in-law (who takes medication for cancer), had it. I think they are all doing well. They are well vaccinated, too.

What month/year were school lockdowns imprudent?

Yay lockdowns!!

Yeh- but they are all good at knowing their gender options, and whether they are life long victims or oppressors.  They are also quite skilled at Tik-Tok. 

It's settled science!  School lockdowns were a f ing disaster.  With hindsight goggles I can understand the March through May/June 2020 period of e learning. 

Beyond that the subject has turned me into a permanent opponent of organized labor (teacher unions).

So we KNEW the virus didn't spread from young to old by August of the next school year?  We KNEW it was safe before the first vaccines were produced and distributed early in 2021?
We knew those things?

How many were at grade level before COVID?  With no context, this isn't really meaningful.

yup

since the mid-80s I've been a permanent opponent of organized labor (teacher unions).

Unions bad.
Got it.
Let the big corporations fuck the individual worker.  
Got it.

I dont like any union representing government workers including teacher unions

The reason is because  the government entity negotiating with the union has no skin in the game like a private company would

How on earth can you believe this?  When a Dem is running things (federal, state, or local), I'm endlessly told by this crowd that they're slanted, ideological, and unethical.
But all of a sudden, when dealing with unions, the gov't is a benign straight-shooter?   

This is hilarious.