Is it possible that quarantine will never end as we live?

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Do you think it is?

[Dracoco OwO]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von AD:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Dracoco OwO:

The virus mutated multiples times already so it won't do much of a difference in most case scenario.

Yes, but mutated doesn't mean the vaccine won't work either. Have heard they might actually work, but we don't know that yet.

Might is the keyword here : there is no guarantees at all, that's a major problem minimising the risk is fine tough.

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Ursprünglich geschrieben von Dracoco OwO:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von AD:

Yes, but mutated doesn't mean the vaccine won't work either. Have heard they might actually work, but we don't know that yet.

Might is the keyword here : there is no guarantees at all, that's a major problem minimising the risk is fine tough.

There are never any guarantees. Even the best vaccines are not 100% effective. Best thing is to keep calm, be careful and wait and see.

[gugnihr]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Dracoco OwO:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von AD:

Not sure I understand what you mean, it's the vaccines that work that makes a difference and from I've heard the ones we have work.

The virus mutated multiples times already so it won't do much of a difference in most case scenario.

Also i forgot to mention the issues with the secondary effects of the AstraZeneca vaccine causing death on some peoples...

All those "vaccines" (as far as I know they are not even true vaccines) have potentially bad side effects, the worse thing about AstraZeneca is that it is less effective than the others against the virus too

[Radene]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von AD:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Dracoco OwO:

The virus mutated multiples times already so it won't do much of a difference in most case scenario.

Yes, but mutated doesn't mean the vaccine won't work either. Have heard they might actually work, but we don't know that yet.

"We don't know so it's scary, and because we're scared, we'll have more lockdown just in case".

That's what gets me. We hear the phrase "The next two weeks will be critical" every two weeks.

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Ursprünglich geschrieben von gugnihr:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Dracoco OwO:

The virus mutated multiples times already so it won't do much of a difference in most case scenario.

Also i forgot to mention the issues with the secondary effects of the AstraZeneca vaccine causing death on some peoples...

All those "vaccines" (as far as I know they are not even true vaccines) have potentially bad side effects, the worse thing about AstraZeneca is that it is less effective than the others against the virus too

All vaccines has potentially bad side effects, in fact everything in medicine is a risk. There is always the possibility that something can go wrong. What makes something good isn't that it's 100% safe or 100% effective (nothing like that exists), it's that the benefits out weight the risks. From the (albeit very little) I've read about these vaccines that appear to be the case, even for AstraZeneca.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Radene:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von AD:

Yes, but mutated doesn't mean the vaccine won't work either. Have heard they might actually work, but we don't know that yet.

"We don't know so it's scary, and because we're scared, we'll have more lockdown just in case".

That's what gets me. We hear the phrase "The next two weeks will be critical" every two weeks.

Wasn't talking about lockdowns, not sure how I feel about them. On one hand, the pandemic needs to be kept in check. On the other, lockdowns have some very undesirable consequences. We all hate the situation. Either way, vaccines are important to put an end to it.

[gugnihr]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von AD:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von gugnihr:

All those "vaccines" (as far as I know they are not even true vaccines) have potentially bad side effects, the worse thing about AstraZeneca is that it is less effective than the others against the virus too

All vaccines has potentially bad side effects, in fact everything in medicine is a risk. There is always the possibility that something can go wrong. What makes something good isn't that it's 100% safe or 100% effective (nothing like that exists), it's that the benefits out weight the risks. From the (albeit very little) I've read about these vaccines that appear to be the case, even for AstraZeneca.

Everybody agreed about the fact that AstraZeneca is less effective though, both people on tv and also doctors that I know personally irl

[MikeBob2013]

I've been hearing more & more accounts lately of fully vaccinated individuals becoming infected with COVID-19.

In the news story linked below (published earlier today), officials in the state of Minnesota are saying they've identified 89 such cases (72 30 of which are/were symptomatic).

https://news.yahoo.com/minnesota-reports-89-covid-19-163500589.html

I'm personally beginning to wonder (being the reclusive cave dweller that I am to begin with) if it's even worth my while to get the vaccination at all.

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Ursprünglich geschrieben von AD:

All vaccines has potentially bad side effects, in fact everything in medicine is a risk. There is always the possibility that something can go wrong. What makes something good isn't that it's 100% safe or 100% effective (nothing like that exists), it's that the benefits out weight the risks. From the (albeit very little) I've read about these vaccines that appear to be the case, even for AstraZeneca.

Everybody agreed about the fact that AstraZeneca is less effective though, both people on tv and also doctors that I know personally irl

I know, but it's a lot better from a logistical point of view. And logistics matter a lot if you want to vaccinate a lot of people in a short time. That said I would probably want the more effective ones, just be to safe.

[gugnihr]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MikeBob2013:

I've been hearing more & more accounts lately of fully vaccinated individuals becoming infected with COVID-19.

In the news story linked below (published earlier today), officials in the state of Minnesota are saying they've identified 89 such cases (72 of which are/were symptomatic).

https://news.yahoo.com/minnesota-reports-89-covid-19-163500589.html

I'm personally beginning to wonder (being the reclusive cave dweller that I am to begin with) if it's even worth my while to get the vaccination at all.

Depending on the lifestyle of a person, if one really avoid meeting other people, stay at home all by himself and don't have reasons that force them to stay with other people (for example they don't have jobs that forces them to stay with other people, those who can always work at home all alone for example) it could be better to avoid those "vaccines" in my opinion.
Those who are forced to spend time near other people for some reasons or who really want to go out and don't accept to stay at home probably should take those cures since they can be in danger both themselves and also become dangerous for others too.

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Ursprünglich geschrieben von MikeBob2013:

I've been hearing more & more accounts lately of fully vaccinated individuals becoming infected with COVID-19.

In the news story linked below (published earlier today), officials in the state of Minnesota are saying they've identified 89 such cases (72 30 of which are/were symptomatic).

https://news.yahoo.com/minnesota-reports-89-covid-19-163500589.html

I'm personally beginning to wonder (being the reclusive cave dweller that I am to begin with) if it's even worth my while to get the vaccination at all.

No vaccine is 100% effective. The ones we have against COVID-19 are actually quite effective compared to other vaccines, from what I understand. So there will still be people who get it even if they are vaccinated, that's always the case.

I do remember hearing Isreal claims the rate of infection has gone down a lot since they started vaccinating, but don't remember what the source was and I'm too lazy to look it up now (it's late here).

[Gus the Crocodile]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Dracoco OwO:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von AD:

Not sure I understand what you mean, it's the vaccines that work that makes a difference and from I've heard the ones we have work.

The virus mutated multiples times already so it won't do much of a difference in most case scenario.

Viruses mutate more when given more of a chance to survive and reproduce. Noting that the virus mutates should encourage people to get vaccinated, continue distancing etc, not discourage it.

[Tony Twist's Thunderous Right]

I hope the quarantine never ends. There are bodies stacked up like cord wood on city streets as it is. Billions have died. Please don't go outside. Leave it all in the hands of the authorities. They know what's best. They'll ensure humanity has a future.

Remember, we're in this together.

[Radene]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Zeke's Hot Nut Sack:

I hope the quarantine never ends. There are bodies stacked up like cord wood on city streets as it is. Billions have died. Please don't go outside. Leave it all in the hands of the authorities. They know what's best. They'll ensure humanity has a future.

Remember, we're in this together.

Why bother changing your name, if you're going to identify yourself with your speech pattern?

Also, I'm not in it. The cool kids kicked me out of the cool kid clubhouse :(

[epicking]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von eram:

waiting for my vaccine

got my frist vaccine my second one is next month

[Fajita Jim]

IT DEPENDS ON HOW SOON U DIE