I'd like this breakdown of what Ph.D.'s were refusing it. Where you getting it?
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Well ok but when you get Liver and 7 going on a debate, it might last for days or weeks*** I wish it was jeopardy and the final question would have a short answer and winner takes all!!
The debate want be known till a few years down the road, I'm gonna stay in my lane except when we talk sports and I know way more than either as I did Coach, LOL!
Thank you for the source. In looking deeper at the information (https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1...5v1.full.pdf); it was derived using an online survey.
Volunteer online surveys do not produce valid results. (https://www.pewresearch.org/2010/12/...-online-polls/)
Here is an instance where the source would appear to be reputable, but when digging deeper - the means in which the results were derived make it worthless.
Quick google search:
https://www.ama-assn.org/press-cente...ainst-covid-19
Sample size was only 300. Would like to see more responses and means on how they were derived.
https://www.ama-assn.org/system/file...ine-report.pdf
First all of that is bullshit and why I I'm having to show ID to get horse wormer....
Second, you know "BIG PHARMA" makes Ivemetrin and Hyroxyclorquinine too, right? Since they are Pharmaceuticals....
But know this, based on the R0 Of Delta, you will get Covid.
If you are Vaccinated, you give your body a 2 week head start in fighting the virus. If not, well maybe the hospitals will be empty enough so you won't be in the UMC parking garage.
Previous infection with Covid will not protect you from Delta.
Vaccination will. Especially with the Moderna and Pfizer. CITE: https://www.news-medical.net/news/20...a-variant.aspx
Yes it is..
Cite for Mrna VAx being 88-90% effective vs delta https://www.news-medical.net/news/20...a-variant.aspx
Cite for previous infection not being effective vs Delta https://www.health.com/condition/inf...-delta-variant
Cite 2 https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-06-18...ays-oxford-led
Cite 3 https://directorsblog.nih.gov/2021/0...-an-infection/
Because y'all are 17'ing this up for everyone else.
Delta (and other variants) were formed due to COVID spreading in unvaccinated populations.
And it's senseless to see people dying, when there is an easy and free way to prevent it.
And some of us have kids under 12 than we kinda like and don't want to see die from a preventable disease.
Do the rest of us a favor and sign a DNR/Do not treat to make sure when you get it, you don't take up a bed.
Help me here. What I've yet to understand, if you are protected by the shot you so believe in, what are you worried about? You will not get sick or need a hospital.
Fact is it is mostly the sick vaccinated that are spreading this. They think they are protected and are not. Israel study showed that natural immunity was 7X more effective than any vaccine. Millions of people don't need a vac, some vulnerable people do but not everyone. If you have natural immunity or have vac, what are you worried about?
I have my protection, I just don't understand the thinking? Please enlighten me.
Projections are based off of the percentages of hospitalizations and ICU admits to previous weeks. They are looking at the rising cases and applying that percentage to what they will have. If it holds, the national guard pop up hospitals will likely be used.
As simple as I can put it.
He has kids, his neighbors has kids, and he has friends that have kids that are not allowed to take the vaccine. They have no protection and no option for coverage by a vaccine at this time.
2nd, The vaccinated are not spreading this more than unvaccinated people. Anything stated otherwise is literally impossible to determine.
Just because someone has the vaccine does not mean they cannot still get sick from a variant or the original. It means they will have some immune response ready to go, but they can and will contract it if they come in contact with the virus at an efficacy rate around 80-95%, which is way, way, way better than 0% for no vaccine.
The virus, as with all viruses, spreads more quickly through unvaccinated populations. It seems like it is working through the vaccinated right now, because that is the hot button media darling at the moment.
When you look at the overall numbers of just the actively infected, it is 87% to 13%. 87% being unvaccinated people. The overall percentage of those being hospitalized are vastly different as well. Unvaccinated being the big percentage of cases versus hospitalization. Deaths too.
Perception in the media right now is all about vaccinated people coming down with Delta, but when you look at the number objectively (like Ole Miss) reality does not meet that perception.
When you have an area like that county in Mass or Isreal, with high high percentages of vaccinated people, the numbers look dire because everyone there that could get it is probably vaccinated. If you look at the percentage of that area, versus Florida and now Mississippi, it is spreading much faster and is more deadly.
So, simple answer. Get the vaccination. WAsh your hands. Socially distance when you can. Refrain from staying indoors for long periods of time with a bunch of other people. Keep your circle small.
Alright. Mississippi Facts coming up.
https://mississippitoday.org/2021/08...-unvaccinated/
1 in 65 covid deaths in Mississippi this year was from Vaccinated people.
Now I will be first to admit, this number is not the end all discussion because the vaccine was not available starting Jan 1.
But still, that is a clear indication, even if it were only 1 in 30 from March-July 22
You need age data too. I am under the impression that very few if any under 65 have died that had been fully vaccinated. The vaccine only works to trigger your immune system, if yours sucks, it's not going to work. So, the elderly and the very young will be in the most danger.