Unveiled Artist
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I actually haven't heard of this until recently, to tell you honestly.
Don't shoot the messanger.
Enjoy.
Don't shoot the messanger.
Enjoy.
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I actually haven't heard of this until recently, to tell you honestly.
Don't shoot the messanger.
Enjoy.
I actually haven't heard of this until recently, to tell you honestly.
Don't shoot the messanger.
Enjoy.
Only with a vaccineDon't shoot the messanger.
The percentage of people who need to be immune in order to achieve herd immunity varies with each disease. For example, herd immunity against measles requires about 95% of a population to be vaccinated. The remaining 5% will be protected by the fact that measles will not spread among those who are vaccinated.
For polio, the threshold is about 80%. The proportion of the population that must be vaccinated against COVID-19 to begin inducing herd immunity is not known.
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19): Herd immunity, lockdowns and COVID-19.
However herd immunity really never happens with the flu because of new strains(hence yearly fly shots)and the % needed for covid herd immunity, if possible, is an unknown.
Only with a vaccine
Thank you for sharing.
I love this guy, and he explains it perfectly. WHO should have done this from the beginning, instead of all the misinformation. Just some clear facts, that's what is useful to change people's mind. WHO failed terribly in their PR, where this young man succeeded perfectly.. very short and precise, to the point
It shouldn't be an excuse to abuse power though.New mutations and strains that limit the development of herd immunity may also be the future of COVID-19.
Herd immunity was the original "plan" of the UK government, unofficially, then dropped, then denied. I think the thrust of the argument was everyone carry on as normal, spread it all about and if you survive you can carry on just carrying on.
I do not believe this is the case for the UK. Please cite a source to support this.
Those who really desire power take whatever opportunity to abuse power, I clearly see this happening with Corona abuse; worst everIt shouldn't be an excuse to abuse power though.
They did not have youtube delete the video you shared, so I think they agree with what is said. but I doubt they could make such a clear videoHa. Now you told me that, should I listen to WHOs point of view
People have been talking about herd immunity, in mainstream media, for at least two years now. What did people think they were talking about?Why shoot the messenger with a good message?
Which is why governments are pushing vaccination so strongly; to nip this thing in the bud before too many variants emerge for vaccines to keep up with.New mutations and strains that limit the development of herd immunity may also be the future of COVID-19.
How are public health measures an abuse of power? They're trying to keep the public safe.It shouldn't be an excuse to abuse power though.
People have been talking about herd immunity, in mainstream media, for at least two years now. What did people think they were talking about?
Which is why governments are pushing vaccination so strongly; to nip this thing in the bud before too many variants emerge for vaccines to keep up with.
Its an arms race.
How do public health measures contribute to anyone's "power?"Those who really desire power take whatever opportunity to abuse power, I clearly see this happening with Corona abuse; worst ever
Agreed. It’s looking like it’s here to stay. But much like the flu, we will have constantly updating vaccinations to counter it every year. The true challenges I see for the future are twofold. If the scientific community can keep a step ahead of the mutations. And if the required amount of herd immunity can remain stable enough to allow for infection rates to be slowed or stopped even.Covid isnt going anywhere soon, if at all. Like the flu, pnuemonia and the common cold its likely here to stay.. for quite a while in my opinion.
Agreed. It’s looking like it’s here to stay. But much like the flu, we will have constantly updating vaccinations to counter it every year. The true challenges I see for the future are twofold. If the scientific community can keep a step ahead of the mutations. And if the required amount of herd immunity can remain stable enough to allow for infection rates to be slowed or stopped even.
I have far more optimism in the former than the latter, if I’m honest. Medical experts have beaten pandemics before. What they did not count on is the amount of resistance that has sadly cropped up in recent generations. Ironically because of the complacency caused by previous successes of vaccination programs