Can We Achieve Normalcy in Texas Soon? A Scientist's Perspective

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Start date Oct 26, 2020

Oct 26, 2020

JimmyinTEXAS

How did you find PF?: I just stumbled in from a search engine(duckduckgo) search and was captivated by the conversation. I hope to read and learn a lot.

Hello from TEXAS. I hope everyone is well and we can start getting back to some sort of normalcy soon.

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