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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
> Covid outbreaks are not a good thing, not sure why you would claim that? Lol, here I can walk you through it. Sentence number #1 of the Twitter post: "NEW: people worry when they hear "40% of hospitalisations are fully vaxxed
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
>Does HN have a policy against straight-up actual false, scaremongering COVID public health statements like the "I know many people with long-term VACCINE complications. Get the Vaccine and you will suffer for it" one? Unfortun
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
Thanks, I was wondering how this rather serious disaster was going to get spun. Will be on the lookout out for "it's actually a good thing!" posts like the Twitter one. Reducing the symptoms if someone is actually infected i
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
Sounds like goal post shifting honestly. The mRNA clinical trials were done with 2 doses. It was sold as 90%+ effective on the 200 people they studied (erroneously claimed as over 40,000 people but I digress - that's information for
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
"The delta variant is now the dominant strain of SARS-CoV-2 in Israel, where researchers now estimate that the two-shot Pfizer vaccine is only 39% effective in preventing an infection within the country." Source: https:/&#x2
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
I guess they're expecting the vaccine to, you know, confer immunity? Like how nearly every vaccine except the mRNA ones do Maybe they're expecting the vaccine to stop the transmission of the virus to others? Like how nearly ever
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
There wasn't a set of unvaccinated health care workers as a control so the science doesn't prove that TLDR. The fact that there was no severe symptoms is encouraging though. I'm also very happy that studies like this are bein
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
We have absolutely no idea because on May 1st the CDC stopped counting breakthrough cases that don't result in hospitalizations or death. https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7021e3.htm
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
And then over 10000 deaths within days of the vaccine in the US alone? (CDC's own data) Those must be coincidence as well. Using that logic, there's only a few hundred COVID deaths then. Everyone else died with COVID, not because
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
Your post seems to ignore natural immunity completely. As in people who have had covid already and are immune, or already have cross reactive immunity from a coronavirus strain in a previous cold season. This Doctor in the Wall Street Jour
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
Cyberpolygon already? Thought we had at least a month or two
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
Sure, works for me. Stop PCR testing of the asymptomatic vaccinated. As long as you also stop testing asymptomatic people who have already had the virus and the asymptomatic unvaccinated. Oh, you only want to stop testing and counting asy
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
Sorry, I said "source" when I should have specified "medical study". Your link reads more like marketing towards vaccination fence sitters than actual science. That isn't your fault though, there just isn't s
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by didjathinkmess 5y ago
>Those autoimmune conditions will either manifest in 90 days or they will not. Source? For the long term autoimmune effects of these vaccines, that is. No? Well that's because that information is unavailable because it hasn't b