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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Education is NOT being provided. End of story. [/quote] Unless you are at a private, that just simply isn’t true. It might not be the form of education you want or how much you want, but it is being offered. Even after schools physically reopen, it still won’t look like pre-pandemic school. [/quote] Education implies both a teacher teaching and a child actually learning. Simply offering up something digitally is not in any sense the meaning of "education". We could close all public schools and just keep library opens and that would be an "education" under your definition.[/quote] Does health care imply both a doctor giving treatment and the patient recovering? If so, there’s a lot of doctors not doing their job right now![/quote] If doctors suddenly decided to radically change their job description, such as doing telemedicine only, and the recovery rates of their patients plummeted as a result, or only stayed the same because a family member of the patient took over the in-person part of the job, then yes, the doctor would not be doing their job. That's how this analogy works.[/quote] Except that's not how it works at all, because many, many PCPs and other non emergency med doctors or surgeons DO continue to be doctors during a pandemic via telehealth, see patients and do all of this to the satisfaction of their employers. You know, just like teachers. As for "recovery rates" -- meh. That's just the stuff of newspaper editorials and Own Er Up message boards. Irrelevant.[/quote] "Open" Er Up, not own, obviously.[/quote]
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