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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9226829/COVID-cases-cut-HALF-Seven-day-average-nearly-50-peak-January-12.html

COVID's deadliest day: More than 5,000 died on Thursday as fatalities remain stubbornly high after holiday surge - but experts say they are baffled by 50% drop in new infections with just 8.7% of US vaccinated and NO herd immunity

• US saw its deadliest day on record on Thursday with 5,077 new fatalities despite falling cases
• The nationwide seven-day average for new coronavirus cases has fallen to 121,645
• It marks a 50.5% decrease from the peak on January 12 when the average was close to 250,000
• For the first time in weeks, the seven-day average is below 20,000 cases in every single state
• Texas and California still lead with average daily cases over 15,000
• National hospitalizations from COVID-19 have also fallen to 88,668 - the first time they have fallen below 90,000 since November 27
• The drop in cases and hospitalizations comes as the vaccine rollout continues, but slowly, with just 8.7 percent vaccinated

If it's dying off on its own (without vaccines), this wouldn't surprise me. Even top scientists can't figure it out but history has shown that all pandemics just die out in a year even without a vaccine. Bubonic plague, influenza, Spanish flu, Ebola... They all disappeared after a year, as history has shown. Just Google it and see for yourself if you don't believe me. Nobody knows why. Top epidemiologists are baffled by it too. It's like it's programmed to flame out in a year.

Whether it's because of vaccines or not, I'm just glad the finish line is in sight. As for the variants? Don't worry about those. The media makes every variant seem like it's the end of the world, but the reality is that all viruses mutate, and the current vaccines are still very effective against them.

We're gonna be OK.

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