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New boosters coming soon

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber
"covid is now primarily a threat to those who think the science and medicine is all nonsense"

Covid mainly killed the old, the weak and those with underlying health conditions. Its even killed those that took shots.

Over 60 here. Never took a shot. Had covid once, lost smell and taste for about 5 days. Never was sick in anyway.
As you have such a lenghthy history of failing to comprehend and understand my posts let me help you.
Notice I said "covid is 'now'"? Now modifies the sentence to indicate I am not talking about the duration but where we are at this present moment, where those unvaccinated are having it harder than those vaccnated.
And do you know why your own personal anecdote cannot be said to account for general trends?
 

We Never Know

No Slack
As you have such a lenghthy history of failing to comprehend and understand my posts let me help you.
Notice I said "covid is 'now'"? Now modifies the sentence to indicate I am not talking about the duration but where we are at this present moment, where those unvaccinated are having it harder than those vaccnated.
And do you know why your own personal anecdote cannot be said to account for general trends?
As you have such a lenghthy history of failing to comprehend and understand my posts let me help you. I never said my personal anecdote could be said to account for general trends. I simply gave my own experience.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber
As you have such a lenghthy history of failing to comprehend and understand my posts let me help you. I never said my personal anecdote could be said to account for general trends. I simply gave my own experience.
I asked if you understand why it doesn't. I never said you did say it does.
But thanks anyways. I didn't realize you'd be further proving my point and misreading (unless you've been deliberately misrepresenting) my post and yet once again say I said something I never did.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
I asked if you understand why it doesn't. I never said you did say it does.
But thanks anyways. I didn't realize you'd be further proving my point and misreading (unless you've been deliberately misrepresenting) my post and yet once again say I said something I never did.

Lol. I never implied it did matter. You brought it up as if I thought it mattered. Sure thing. Go take a valium
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
But lets not forget how the heat would kill it come summer.
How once everyone got the shot it would be conquered and gone in a year
How when the first booster came out it would be all thats needed
How etc etc lol
That was Trump's claim. I never saw professionals make that claim. As to the rest you need to be able to support it. The experts were advocating for the vaccine because they worked, but I did not see them predicting an end. That was wishful thinking by the average person.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Nope. I for one have no idea what you're talking about.
He has a strange belief that the "deep state" will order covid vaccines. Certain jobs have always required vaccines of their employees. If one works at a nursing home one has to be vaccinated. That is for the protection of the residents.
 

Left Coast

This Is Water
Staff member
Premium Member
"covid is now primarily a threat to those who think the science and medicine is all nonsense"

Covid mainly killed the old, the weak and those with underlying health conditions. Its even killed those that took shots.

Over 60 here. Never took a shot. Had covid once, lost smell and taste for about 5 days. Never was sick in anyway.

Consider yourself lucky. My unvaccinated mother nearly died she was so ill. Had to be hospitalized and put on oxygen (monoclonal antibodies likely saved her life). 70 years old but otherwise healthy. That was the delta variant though, a much more severe strain than the ones going around now.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber
Consider yourself lucky. My unvaccinated mother nearly died she was so ill. Had to be hospitalized and put on oxygen (monoclonal antibodies likely saved her life). 70 years old but otherwise healthy. That was the delta variant though, a much more severe strain than the ones going around now.
My mom and I weren't sure if she was going to make it when she got it after I brought it home.
Even when it doesn't kill you it can be a wicked, nasty illness.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Consider yourself lucky. My unvaccinated mother nearly died she was so ill. Had to be hospitalized and put on oxygen (monoclonal antibodies likely saved her life). 70 years old but otherwise healthy. That was the delta variant though, a much more severe strain than the ones going around now.
It makes sense that different variants will have different degrees of severity. I thought that the Alpha variant was the worst, that was what I had before vaccines came out. But I see from Googling that the Delta variant is the current king and the Lambda variant is also said to be more deadly than Alpha:


At least I can brag about getting over the Alpha variant without being vaccinated. Though I have been vaccinated since and plan for a booster this fall.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Consider yourself lucky. My unvaccinated mother nearly died she was so ill. Had to be hospitalized and put on oxygen (monoclonal antibodies likely saved her life). 70 years old but otherwise healthy. That was the delta variant though, a much more severe strain than the ones going around now.
Thanks and sorry it hit your mother hard.
Is it really luck? Or is it covid hits some harder than it hits others for genetic, health, or some other reasons.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Is it really luck? Or is it covid hits some harder than it hits others for genetic, health, or some other reasons.
It is pretty hard for a person to control ones genetics or ones age. So it is luck in that sense. Since it is a respiratory disease smoking can greatly reduce one's survival rate. The co-worker of mine that got covid at the same time I did was a smoker. That may have been a deciding factor.
 

Left Coast

This Is Water
Staff member
Premium Member
Is it really luck? Or is it covid hits some harder than it hits others for genetic, health, or some other reasons.

It certainly hits some populations harder as a generality (like unvaccinated people), but narrowing that prediction down to the individual level is quite a challenge. Call it luck, or variability, or whatever other semantics you want.
 
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