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3% efficacy after one dose, as opposed to around 85% after one dose of the Pfizer, is just ridiculously low. 56% two weeks after the second dose is still pretty damn poor. https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n969 |
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I thought the written article was average and stretched out a bit. But Geert Van Den Bossche's interview (linked from point #17 in the article) was revealing, insightful and raised several interesting points. Does that clear things up? |
Swore up and down i didnt want to get the vaccine. Scared of something made so quick. But with my wifes health issues, both our families... better safe than sorry.
That being said here in AZ they using some vsafe program to check up on you. Its optional. I got my first notification to give my vaccine feedback I guess. Clicked and hit with an Oracle error screen. I laughed good at that one. They seem to screw everything they touch. |
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https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news...navirus-probe/ |
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India hit bad
https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/21/india...hnk/index.html BV-1 strain https://www.jpost.com/health-science...ibodies-665836 Super Mutant https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/146676...-covid-strain/ |
Interesting on the mutants... Funny but sad at the same time about the fakes. All today's criminals seem to wash even behind their ears:rolleyes: But you never enjoy watching a fool and his money being parted.
This rise in mutants was one of the concerns of Geert Vanden Bossche. He feels releasing vaccines in the midst of a pandemic will put great pressure on the virus to mutate. |
just came from vaccination center, took first shot, no sore arm or anything like that.
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My arm did not hurt until the next day but really no different then a flu shot.
Response seems to depend on age but most seem to have more side affects witb the second dose. |
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I think that this 2 part documentary was a little bit slow and draggy for "Frontline". But, here it is for anyone who wants to watch it.
Frontline The Virus That Shook the World, Part 1 https://www.pbs.org/video/the-virus-...rt-one-n5mhte/ Code:
https://ga.video.cdn.pbs.org/videos/frontline/f60b986d-98ed-4ef5-89ae\ https://www.pbs.org/video/the-virus-...rt-two-czxu6n/ Code:
https://ga.video.cdn.pbs.org/videos/frontline/3c6c6ec1-9f19-48ad-afdc\ Code:
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Thanks teckk.
I've come to expect slow and draggy from PBS. Even Netflix does better. Irish/English documentaries beat the pants off them interest wise, but not necessarily subject wise. That would be 60 minutes or less here. They did a few 30-40 minute shows during the year looking inside hospitals and Covid wards when things were bad here. You should look for 'Prime Time Investigates' on RTE. They currently pass for documentaries here. On the Info for 3000K: Why 'wget --spider', which just checks if the file exists? Surely wget <file> errors if it doesn't. Isn't that the same thing? |
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