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vaccinated or not, get your mask.

Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
They all 7 were symptomatic which means they can spread it. This "Im vaccinated so I can't get it or spread it" mentality needs to be buried. That's my opinion.


"Stanford University reported at least seven confirmed cases of COVID-19 among fully vaccinated students this week.

All seven students were symptomatic, according to the school.

University reports 7 breakthrough cases of COVID-19 among fully vaccinated students
It kind of defeated the point of getting a vaccine in the first place.
 

Kooky

Freedom from Sanity
Masking up isn't nearly as effective as being mRNA vaccinated in order to prevent infections by C.O.V.I.D.-19, I suspect in many cases they may even offer a false sense of security; although masks are usually pretty effective at hiding one's full identity, I suppose robbers and rioters like wearing them.
Yes, that's an excellent argument in favor of vaccination. Unfortunately, you're unlikely to get more than a slim majority in your country to agree to that, so masks are unlikely to go away unless politicians deliberately risk another surge of COVID for the sake of approval ratings among the anti-maskers.
 

Suave

Simulated character
Yes, that's an excellent argument in favor of vaccination. Unfortunately, you're unlikely to get more than a slim majority in your country to agree to that, so masks are unlikely to go away unless politicians deliberately risk another surge of COVID for the sake of approval ratings among the anti-maskers.

I suspect the pandemic is almost over for the U.S. with the population close to herd immunity as most everybody is going to have C.O.V.I.D.-19 anti-bodies either by being vaccinated or by having been infected by C.O.V.I.D.-19. F*** the masks!

Half the US adult population is fully vaccinated for COVID 19. Another ten percent have at least one of the vaccines with the second to be given within the next month. An additional ten percent have immunity from infection.
 
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Kooky

Freedom from Sanity
I suspect the pandemic is almost over for the U.S. with the population close to herd immunity as most everybody is going to have C.O.V.I.D.-19 anti-bodies either by being vaccinated or by having been infected by C.O.V.I.D.-19.
Hasn't the latest consensus been that there is no such thing for COVID?

And even if there was, a 50% vaccination rate wouldn't be nearly enough to achieve anything even approaching herd immunity against a virus as contagious as the recent COVID-19 variants.

But I guess you've already convinced yourself that you don't need to wear a mask, so godspeed to you.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Hasn't the latest consensus been that there is no such thing for COVID?

And even if there was, a 50% vaccination rate wouldn't be nearly enough to achieve anything even approaching herd immunity against a virus as contagious as the recent COVID-19 variants.

But I guess you've already convinced yourself that you don't need to wear a mask, so godspeed to you.
If 50% get the vaccine and 40% get the virus...50+40= 90% will have antibodies.
However current studies show with the vaccine, the antibodies % starts dropping after 6 months(which is why the talks of boosters shots). I haven't seen much yet on how long the antibodies last from having covid.
 

Koldo

Outstanding Member
Earlier during this pandemic before I was mRNA vaccinated, I wore N-95 masks or I double masked with surgical masks, I didn't wear cloth masks because I understood them to be less effective at preventing infections by the SARS-Cov2 virus. That being stated, I'm guessing cloth masks would still requiring washing, which consumes energy and water. I like using as little energy as possible in order to save our fragile mother Earth's precious resources.

Then why are you on this forum using up eletricity?
 

Shaul

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
Who are these sinister people that want us to "drink the kool aid?"
Very simple. Those people whose authority you think is not to be questioned. You call yourself a “SkepticThinker” but couldn’t figure that much out by yourself. Some “skeptic”.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
So how many Americans did get the virus and survived?

Sorry on my phone. Had to repost..

Below represents only known infected numbers
Well according to this...in the US....as I write this post its says....

-35,571,499(10.8%) of the population) have gotten it.
-628,467 have died.(that,s 1.7% of the people who were known infected)
-34,943,032 people(98.2%) that it hasn't killed.(note there are 5,318,093(14.9%) active cases) which leaves 29,624,939(83.2%) that have recovered from being infected.

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COVID Live Update: 197,301,218 Cases and 4,213,045 Deaths from the Coronavirus - Worldometer
 
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Suave

Simulated character
Then why are you on this forum using up eletricity?

My computer, smart phone 's battery as well as my electric vehicle are charged by electricity from nuclear power, which does not pollute the air with carbon emissions. However, not everybody's electricity comes from such a carbonless energy source. My electricity is more environmentally friendly than electricity consumed by most anybody else.

 

We Never Know

No Slack
My computer, smart phone 's battery as well as my electric vehicle are charged by electricity from nuclear power, which does not pollute the air with carbon emissions. However, not everybody's electricity comes from such a carbonless energy source. My electricity is more environmentally friendly than electricity consumed by most anybody else.


My electricity comes across the state from lines to stations and substations. And honestly where it comes from before that I have never really thought to research it.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I suspect the pandemic is almost over for the U.S. with the population close to herd immunity as most everybody is going to have C.O.V.I.D.-19 anti-bodies either by being vaccinated or by having been infected by C.O.V.I.D.-19. F*** the masks!

Half the US adult population is fully vaccinated for COVID 19. Another ten percent have at least one of the vaccines with the second to be given within the next month. An additional ten percent have immunity from infection.
Oh, yeah?
COVID-19 live updates: US approaching same case numbers as 1 year ago
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
My computer, smart phone 's battery as well as my electric vehicle are charged by electricity from nuclear power, which does not pollute the air with carbon emissions. However, not everybody's electricity comes from such a carbonless energy source. My electricity is more environmentally friendly than electricity consumed by most anybody else.

Mine is from solar panels.
Score!
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Perhaps we have not quite reached herd immunity yet. However, I'm guessing case numbers will significantly drop within the next few weeks as welll over 70 percent of the U.S. adult population becomes fully vaccinated, just like what has now occurred in the U.K.
When enuf people either catch Covid or get vaccinated, we'll
have herd immunity. The problem with catching the disease is
that it requires far more deaths & long haul afflictions to get there.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
When enuf people either catch Covid or get vaccinated, we'll
have herd immunity. The problem with catching the disease is
that it requires far more deaths & long haul afflictions to get there.

The other problem is its a world disease and only around 25%-27% of the world are vaccinated/have started vaccinations(1 of 2 shots).
 
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