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You think welding people inside their homes is "well within norms"?

• blagie 5y ago
  Locking 10 people up temporarily to save one life (and multiple people from disability)? Yes it is. Not Western norms, but norms.
  • NicoJuicy 5y ago
    You do know there are vaccines now? Ps. Locking a couple of million is more appropriate, not 10. But they are grouping together to get tested for COVID ( and getting it then, it seems)
    • blagie 5y ago
      Vaccines effectively prevent death and hospitalization. Their impact on other after-effects is more limited. That's especially true for the Chinese vaccines. At this point, we're even starting to understand why. A lot of the after-effects seem to come from early in the progression of the disease, before the adaptive immune system activates. Loss of small, which is a proxy for a lot of neurological impacts, comes before the vaccines does anything (unless you have still have antibodies, which is just a few weeks after the vaccination). A lot of people in the original Wuhan infection are still suffering after-effects. I think China is basing their policies on that, but that's speculation.