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Who's getting the shot?

Are you getting the shot?

  • Yes I will - Pfizer

    Votes: 2 5.3%
  • Yes I will - Moderna

    Votes: 2 5.3%
  • Already got it - Pfizer

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Already got it - Moderna

    Votes: 3 7.9%
  • No

    Votes: 7 18.4%
  • Other

    Votes: 4 10.5%
  • Yes I will - I don't know or care about which one

    Votes: 20 52.6%

  • Total voters
    38

exchemist

Veteran Member
My arm was sore for a couple days with the first shot, but it wasn't nearly as sore as when i have had tetanus shots.

I heard that the second shot is more likely to bring on flu-like symptoms. But haven't heard if the muscle gets more sore, less sore or the same sore from the second one.
Thanks for putting this in context.

It may help reassure some of the eyeball-rolling peasantry. :D
 

Vinayaka

devotee
Premium Member
In mid October, in post 147 of this thread: John Macarthur opens church
when the US death toll was 220,000, I predicted that in course of the winter at least another 100,000 would die. The response, in post 148, was to accuse me of spreading misinformation and needlessly frightening people.

And here we are, halfway through the winter with already well over my number dead and the infection rate roaring ahead......
I believe deaths will taper off a lot as vaccination of the elderly rolls out, as they are the majority who die. Half a million isn't unreasonable though.
 

exchemist

Veteran Member
I believe deaths will taper off a lot as vaccination of the elderly rolls out, as they are the majority who die. Half a million isn't unreasonable though.
Eventually, yes. But keep in mind:-

1) it will take 2-3 months before all the vulnerable have been vaccinated,
2) in the US there will be a sizeable contingent of vaccine refuseniks, though possibly fewer among the elderly,
3) it takes 3 weeks after the vaccination before the immunity takes effect,
4) About 4 weeks typically elapses between a person becoming infected and them dying.

So, when you add this together, the vaccination programme will have no significant effect on the death rate until the spring.
 

Thief

Rogue Theologian
in recent reports.....cropping up in various places.....

the condition of your gut bacteria appears to have some influence

people already in distress.....suffer more
 

Cooky

Veteran Member
On second thought, I saw the needles they're using on tv, and they look a bit too long.

...Maybe we can kill this ***** some other time?
 

Jainarayan

ॐ नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय
Staff member
Premium Member
Life is risky anyway. You could choke on a piece of food. With your logic, you should stop eating

False analogy. No judgment is made one way or another about eating and choking, crossing a street and getting hit by a bus. But hopes and conclusions are being pinned on a sampling of 40,000? The US population is 330 million, a sampling of 0.00012121212.

I understand people are eager for this for their own reasons and beliefs. In 10 months or so I personally know one person who was hospitalized for what was said to be covid, but what I heard was third hand. So in 10 months neither I, nor anyone in my family nor among my friends and coworkers contracted it. Oh, I might have passed it on to a stranger? But masks work, don’t they? I haven’t had any interactions with anyone who wasn’t wearing a mask. Oh but people don’t comply. Really? Give me a couple of days and from my travels I’ll give you pictures of hundreds of people in the mall, supermarkets, big box stores, convenience stores, all wearing masks. Do what makes you feel secure, but don’t suggest that anyone who has their doubts about the vaccine are somehow less than intelligent.
 

Vinayaka

devotee
Premium Member
Eventually, yes. But keep in mind:-

1) it will take 2-3 months before all the vulnerable have been vaccinated,
2) in the US there will be a sizeable contingent of vaccine refuseniks, though possibly fewer among the elderly,
3) it takes 3 weeks after the vaccination before the immunity takes effect,
4) About 4 weeks typically elapses between a person becoming infected and them dying.

So, when you add this together, the vaccination programme will have no significant effect on the death rate until the spring.
Depends on how soon they can roll it out. Time will tell.
 

Heyo

Veteran Member
False analogy. No judgment is made one way or another about eating and choking, crossing a street and getting hit by a bus. But hopes and conclusions are being pinned on a sampling of 40,000? The US population is 330 million, a sampling of 0.00012121212.
Then it's a good thing you don't live in the US, you live in Ocean County (at least that's what you claim). There the sampling size is a respectable 6.5877672 %.
Do what makes you feel secure, but don’t suggest that anyone who has their doubts about the vaccine are somehow less than intelligent.
Do what makes you feel secure, but don’t suggest that anyone who has their doubts about the vaccine is able to make a proper risk assessment.
 

Jainarayan

ॐ नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय
Staff member
Premium Member
Then it's a good thing you don't live in the US, you live in Ocean County (at least that's what you claim). There the sampling size is a respectable 6.5877672 %.

Do what makes you feel secure, but don’t suggest that anyone who has their doubts about the vaccine is able to make a proper risk assessment.

Um.... Ocean County in the US.

Did you not read what I wrote? If it makes you feel feel secure go for it.
 
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