Bill Gates

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9/30/2022, 11:25:27 PM
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Bill Gates
@BillGates
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The world can end this pandemic while also preventing the next. As @edyong209 shares, "such changes seem unrealistic given the relentless disappointments of the past three years, but substantial social progress always seems unfeasible until it is actually achieved."
Ed Yong isn’t really here
@edyong209
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1225d
And this final pandemic piece is a distilled shot of the argument I’ve been brewing for 3 yrs. This has been soul-crushing work. We constantly forfeited the chance to do better. But that chance still exists, and we can’t afford the luxury of nihilism. 6/

https://www.theatlantic.com/heal…

The statement is a positive and supportive message acknowledging the work of a journalist, @edyong209, and wishing them a restful sabbatical. It is respectful and appreciative in tone, with the intent to express gratitude and encouragement for the journalist's dedication to their work.

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