Of course it is. Science means things change as new data becomes available. We can only act on the data we have available. As far as I'm aware that data is as I've stated.
Not maybe, definitely at fault -- MSM screwed up in a big way, promising the world that the vaccines would make the bad man go away -----
Watched any of the almost endless "family meetings on local TV?" Oh, I forget, you guys don't watch local TV -- to see what the politicians are dishing out to the cannon fodder out there.
Yea I don't care what those muppets have to say. I stopped watching the family meetings early 2020. At best I'll read the summary the day after for how lockdown is changing.
Those are unfortunately the realities of SA at the moment.
Why is it bad news. Most people especially the poor already had Covid and therefore have natural immunity.
The problem is a lack of people. Lack of people because of hesitancy driven by irrational beliefs.
www.nbcnews.com
I assume it's that those who want to get vaccinated have largely already done so.
Makes sense. Your symptoms are less severe. Your infection duration is lower. You're less likely to transfer it to someone else.Vaccinated people are less likely to spread Covid, new research finds
British scientists examined how the Pfizer-BioNTech and the AstraZeneca vaccines affected the spread of the virus if a person had a breakthrough infection.
Is it a vaccine in the same way that MMR is a vaccine?
Yes. They both stimulate the immune system to create immunological memory. That's what a vaccine is.
Remember when it was going to "hit the townships"
What is worrying you? The data being measured or why are there still cases being found despite the high vaccination rates?
Would you say the Covid vaccine is more like the Flu vaccine/jab?
The opening of the arena with dead bodies in the street being collected by people in Hazmat suites did not help with this apocalypse of 99.97% survival rate.
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