Covid Vaccine fiasco

[minestrone]

So you acknowledge that someone who doesn't know your medical history and may never see you again, may not realise they shouldn't prescribe something for you....

Less than 1% get into medical school, then it's 5 years, then it's 2 years of 100 hours.

And then you get hit with "may not realise"

[SueEllen]

What is the strong strain?

[Paddy]

What is the strong strain?

Stop being so clever

[malvolio]

A vaccine doesn't kill anything, it cues the immune system to do it. Partial doses are irrelevant in terms of viruses: resistance is developed in bacteria which can pass on beneficial mutations across species.

HTH

[darmstadt]

Precisely, however a lot of people don't actually realise that and will not only think they're cured but also immune straight away which could cause problems

A vaccine doesn't kill anything, it cues the immune system to do it. Partial doses are irrelevant in terms of viruses: resistance is developed in bacteria which can pass on beneficial mutations across species.

HTH

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[Hobosapien]

A vaccine doesn't kill anything, it cues the immune system to do it. Partial doses are irrelevant in terms of viruses: resistance is developed in bacteria which can pass on beneficial mutations across species.

HTH

So like the actual covid it only takes a small amount to get a foothold in a weakened vulnerable person, so why are they faffing around with two stage doses when they can just aerosol the fake virus in care homes and public places and let the immune system do its thing like what happens when catching the real virus.

If the fake virus, aka vaccine, was as good as the real thing it would be as effective in the elderly as the real thing when distributed the same way.

Seems they rushed out a piss-poor fake virus that is barely fit for purpose.

[malvolio]

So like the actual covid it only takes a small amount to get a foothold in a weakened vulnerable person, so why are they faffing around with two stage doses when they can just aerosol the fake virus in care homes and public places and let the immune system do its thing like what happens when catching the real virus.

If the fake virus, aka vaccine, was as good as the real thing it would be as effective in the elderly as the real thing when distributed the same way.

Seems they rushed out a piss-poor fake virus that is barely fit for purpose.

Seems you understand f*** all about the subject. Probably best keep quiet.

[SueEllen]

So like the actual covid it only takes a small amount to get a foothold in a weakened vulnerable person, so why are they faffing around with two stage doses when they can just aerosol the fake virus in care homes and public places and let the immune system do its thing like what happens when catching the real virus.

If the fake virus, aka vaccine, was as good as the real thing it would be as effective in the elderly as the real thing when distributed the same way.

Seems they rushed out a piss-poor fake virus that is barely fit for purpose.

You do know bacteria and viruses are different organisms?

I suggest you dig out a GCSE textbook so you understand this.

[SueEllen]

Seems you understand f*** all about the subject. Probably best keep quiet.

That's not nice.

I think he needs to go back to basics - after all everyday is a learning day.

[jayn200]

Less than 1% get into medical school, then it's 5 years, then it's 2 years of 100 hours.

And then you get hit with "may not realise"

Show me 1% stats... I bet it's above 10% and might even be as high as 30-40%.

Just talking raw acceptance rates. Since most apply to multiple schools i bet the number applying who get accepted to at least 1 med school is above 50%...

Now if you mean out of total population going to University in general well then you can say that about a bunch of degrees... Of course it's a specialized area only a small sub segment of the population will even apply to go to med school but your <1% figure is just wrong.