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I saw that the US goverment classifes an area as "substanial covid risk" if the number of cases are 50+ per 100k people which is at least 0.05% of the population. How do scientists identify risk levels for viruses?

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What covid vaccine is the safest in terms of adverse side effects?

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Why is eulers equation considered the "God equation"?

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Why is Eulers equation considered the most beautiful equation?

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I saw that the US goverment classifes an area as "substanial covid risk" if the number of cases are 50+ per 100k people. That is 0.05% of the population of that area. Does the science support the classification standard?

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Just like the Death Star in starwars, can you combine several lasers into a single beam to form a more powerful laser?

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I saw that the US goverment classifes an area as "substanial covid risk" if the number of cases are 50+ per 100k people which is at least 0.05% of the population. How do scientists identify risk levels for viruses?	7
What covid vaccine is the safest in terms of adverse side effects?	1
Why is eulers equation considered the "God equation"?	1
Why is Eulers equation considered the most beautiful equation?	1
I saw that the US goverment classifes an area as "substanial covid risk" if the number of cases are 50+ per 100k people. That is 0.05% of the population of that area. Does the science support the classification standard?	1
Just like the Death Star in starwars, can you combine several lasers into a single beam to form a more powerful laser?	1