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Is this cognitive dissonance or can there be real disagreement between "experts"? Just a few weeks ago ACLU said it was unethical and freedom restricting to not

• FridayoLeary 5y ago
  Your common sense. No one can be an "expert" on Corona. They don't even know what it is! Certainly this was true by the first lockdown.
  • Daishiman 5y ago
    There is no such thing as common sense in immunology. Claiming "common sense" is about as empirically useful and valid as claiming "street smarts". No, thanks, I'll stick to the people that would rather peruse evidence and draw limited conclusions and admit that educated guesses are still far better than uneducated guesses.
• xkcd-sucks 5y ago
  Pitting arguments by authority against one another, in most of the EU, vaccination is considered equivalent to documented proof of recovery from COVID within the past 6 months
  • toomanybeersies 5y ago
    Given the Dr Kheriaty was infected last year, wouldn't that mean that even by EU standards, he would be considered the same as a Covid-naive individual?
    • rsynnott 5y ago
      Yes. And honestly, he probably should be, using the precautionary principle? I don't think there's great data showing that people infected with the ancestral variant have good immunity to Delta. Certainly, a lot of people who'd had the ancestral variant were re-infected with Beta, when there were big outbreaks of that in South America.