Oh guys... you do seem to love a good pissing contest for no apparent reason.
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Originally Posted by punch it in
So we are back to its the flu? [emoji1750]
If this virus requires a yearly shot than again fuck you get it. You know why? Because the flu does not kill like covid does.
Right now though what the science and the doctors are telling us is that we can stop this thing by getting vaccinated- it will die. And you have no idea if it will keep coming back like the flu.
But if your solution is “this is the flu, and its not going anywhere so give up and live with it” well no wonder we are in this situation.
If everyone in America was vaccinated right now cases would be next to nothing, certainly deaths would be. But hey lets just learn to live with this many people dying because who wants to MAYBE get a shot once a year. [emoji35]
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I never said it was the flu, I simply used the flu as an analogy with regard to the likelihood that the vaccine for COVID will have to be changed periodically...so maybe fuck you...and get back to some reading comprehension.
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Originally Posted by Schneed10
You clearly don't have much background in statistics. The more virus there is in the world, the more likely it is to mutate.
Let's put it this way, in which country are we more likely to see 1M or more cases of Down Syndrome:
1) India, with population of 1.36 billion
2) Singapore, with a population of 5.7 million
The fewer people that have the virus in the world, the less likely it is to mutate.
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You can lay out all the statistics you want. I never said it was more or less likely to mutate - only that it will. The bottom line is that all viruses, including coronaviruses, can change over time, and we'll have to continue to adapt in order to manage the mutations.
Y'all want to follow the science, but only the science that fits your narrative.
Again, I'm not a vaccine denier or pusher, anti-vax or pro-vax... You guys are obviously pro-vax and fuck everyone else. That's awesome! You do you!
Anyway, here are a hand full of articles about the mutation of coronaviruses (spoiler alert - viruses will mutate, sometimes despite the creation of vaccines created to treat them).
https://theconversation.com/how-the-...ovid-19-154499
https://www.unitypoint.org/article.a...e-1317a3396dd8
"The creation of a vaccine for any new virus could also cause additional mutations."
https://www.osfhealthcare.org/blog/h...ects-vaccines/
https://www.webmd.com/lung/coronavirus-strains#1
https://www.npr.org/2021/02/09/96570...vid-19-mutants