>>8718143 pb

Let me try to explain this again, because it's pretty simple, and should be to everyone else, but it isn't.

Where are people dying the most? New York City. What area in the US has the most people crammed into the smallest space? New York City.

There's a certain amount of oxygen in the air, and a fuckton of people, millions of people, all breathing in the oxygen. Tons of people, not a lot of trees. Sure, CO2, helps plants grow. But there aren't a lot of trees in NYC. There's a systematic problem cramming so many oxygen users into a tiny spot with so few trees or grass or plants in general.

Measure the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere in NYC.

Turn off the 5G in NYC. Wait a while, measure the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere in NYC. Does 5G effect the amount of atomospheric oxygen?

>>8718296

What's the cheapest thing you can ship, or mail, via Fed Ex or UPS?

I don't think you can ship anything with those folks for under a dollar. WIth USPS, you can, and as you point out, the USPS really knows a lot of people in a rural area - everywhere in the US, I'd guess.

>>8718318

Soros = Hungarian

>>8718387

There are lines in Maine. No pix/vid, but I went into a supermarket parking lot, saw a line, and left. This was less than a week ago.

Food stores are closing, and /or changing to some sort of "curb pickup" service, where you send them an order - with a credit card - and then like a day later you show up and pickup your order. Since I'm not going to do that, there are some things that I just can't get, because of these new changes.

>>8718372

If you've got 5 million people in one tiny section, with very few plants, there's going to be less oxygen. Look at the graphic. 15% or less in some cities. 21% elsewhere. This is from google books - reseach on hydrogen peroxide.

https://books.google.com/books?id=xHSvDwAAQBAJ&pg=PT143&lpg=PT143&dq=hydrogen+peroxide+cancer+maple+syrup&source=bl&ots=X34ZvvR-cu&sig=ACfU3U1DJTI8vxdLCFTa11Xcy2KAz40t4g&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjl39CdydfoAhXvwcQBHaJaDSQQ6AEwDnoECAsQLg#v=onepage&q=hydrogen%20peroxide%20cancer%20maple%20syrup&f=false

>>8718368

right, and there are memes about sky diver without parachute dies, called coronavirus deaths.

>>8718500

Yes, the reason why there are lines, in Maine, is that the Supermarket, and the Walmart, both have restricted the number of people in the supermarket.

They intentionally put strangers next to strangers for long periods of time.

They've also cut the hours down. Walmart closes at 830 pm now, it used to be midnight.

However, the last time I went out to go to stores, I chose a time that I thought it would be less crowded. It was less crowded. There was no line. If I wanted to take a picture of people on a line outside a Walmart or a supermarket, I'd probably be able to guess the right time to go, and I'd probably be able to guess the right time for no line. I've seen both in the last week, most recently, no line.