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Dr. Fauci discusses the possibility of people becoming more acclimated to living with COVID-19.
20:30 - 32:26 (11:56)
Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses the potential for people to become more comfortable with living with COVID-19 and for COVID cautious individuals to eventually lower their guard as the risk decreases. He emphasizes that this does not mean a war between COVID-cautious and COVID-skeptical individuals, but rather an adaptation to the current situation.
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The country needs to unite against the common enemy, which is the virus, rather than fighting with each other.
20:30 - 24:49 (04:19)
Summary
The country needs to unite against the common enemy, which is the virus, rather than fighting with each other. To continue treating this as a war against COVID might further divide the country if a middle ground is not found.
ChapterDr. Fauci discusses the possibility of people becoming more acclimated to living with COVID-19.
EpisodeWe Need to Talk About Covid, Part 2: A Conversation with Dr. Fauci
PodcastThe Daily
Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses the possibility of a return to normalcy as the science tells us that the risk of the virus is much lower.
24:49 - 30:25 (05:35)
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Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses the possibility of a return to normalcy as the science tells us that the risk of the virus is much lower. He believes that the people who are still more risk-averse based on sound scientific principles will come along and acclimate themselves to the new normal.
ChapterDr. Fauci discusses the possibility of people becoming more acclimated to living with COVID-19.
EpisodeWe Need to Talk About Covid, Part 2: A Conversation with Dr. Fauci
PodcastThe Daily
The COVID cautious are essentially fighting a war against COVID on behalf of COVID skeptics, who are becoming increasingly disillusioned with the government and public figures for enforcing safety measures.
30:24 - 32:26 (02:01)
Summary
The COVID cautious are essentially fighting a war against COVID on behalf of COVID skeptics, who are becoming increasingly disillusioned with the government and public figures for enforcing safety measures. This creates a circular paradox that highlights the challenges of balancing safety with individual freedom.