Absolutely wrong — that’s what happens when the vaccine fails to work. Do you even know what antibodies are?they don't they work by lowering complications from an infection.
Absolutely wrong — that’s what happens when the vaccine fails to work. Do you even know what antibodies are?they don't they work by lowering complications from an infection.
Oh nos!! They caught it?! Or did they just get tested with an absurd PCR cycle count? I think it’s very telling that they were “asymptomatic”. In other words, they weren’t sick.Tell the Yankees that.
Yes the vaccine makes you a lot less likely to get COVID, but you can still catch it and spread it. Symptoms will be little to none, but it can still happen. 8 Yankees employees caught it and 7 of the 8 were asymptomatic, the other had mild symptoms for a day.
It does not prevent you from getting the virus, however it will help you from getting very sick. Think of it like the flu vaccine.No. The vaccination is supposed to protect you from getting the virus. That's the point.
Which is why surgeons wear masks when the OR and have done so for generations. Would you really want one to go without masks when they take you into the OR.There’s no actual proof masks do anything. But it is scientific fact. 😏
I went to Japan a few years ago for work. I was impressed that at the airport they take your temperature and give you a free mask right as soon as you get off the plane (if you're sick).Which is why surgeons wear masks when the OR and have done so for generations. Would you really want one to go without masks when they take you into the OR.
Personally, I'm fighting the 5th cancer and will be wearing masks when ever I go to a store, It's not rocket science. Patients going to Chemo all wear a mask, as do the medical professional personnel working in the chemo rooms.
There is also the problem with the annual flu issues. Last year has been very mild because people were wearing masks, but 61000 died in '17 - '18, and over 800,000 were hospitalized. Masks are going to be attractive to older folks as well as all people who are fragile - and their families.
The point of getting a vaccine is to protect yourself and eventually protect others once herd immunity is achieved. The point of wearing a mask is to protect others until herd immunity is achieved.Well it's quite obvious: what the hell was the point of getting vaccinated if we still have to wear masks? And thankfully the CDC recognized this. It was really undermining the vaccine. If you’re uncomfortable going into public places without a mask then wear a mask. Or two.
I have my CDC card. Just curious, when should we stop wearing masks? or do you want everyone to live in fear the rest of their lives and wear masks and hazmat suits?Then you are willing to present an electronic vaccination "passport" as proof when asked at a store/facility?
But you can (and it HAS been shown in multiple instances) still pass it along to other people. (Besides, what does 95% efficacy mean to you, anyway?)
The vaccine is there to prevent symptoms. In other words, your body will produce a response so you won't get sick or seriously sick when you get the virus most of the time. It will also lessen your infectiousness when you are around others. The trials never looked at asymptomatic COVID-19 so the efficacy rate in that regard is not clear.No. The vaccination is supposed to protect you from getting the virus. That's the point.
The Pfizer and Moderna vaccine trials recorded cases as defined by 1) positive covid test and one moderate symptom (like shortness of breath or low blood O2 levels) or 2) two or more milder symptoms (like fever or cough). It does not account for infections.You are wrong. Read my previous comment for the science on how it works. In summary, when a vaccine works (e.g. one with 95% works 95% of the time) then you will NOT get infected. When a vaccine failed to work (e.g. 95% efficacy means it fails 5% of the time) then it does what you say and prevents serious illness and hospitalization.
95% of people with Pfizer or Moderna vaccine will have antibodies in their blood stream and that will prevent infection.
They did, they specifically stated those who were fully vaccinated. They did not state “liars” in any guideline whatsoeverI'm sure the CDC took liars into account when coming up with their guidance. They're not idiots and realize some people will lie.
Maybe, and with some of thee variants it is unclear. But for those strains has been tested on the risk is about like getting hit by lightning or a meteor, it’s there but so freakin low that you won’t get hospitalized or dieThe CDC acknowledges “breakthrough” events. But for some strange reason will not count vaccinated people who do not have symptoms (a.k.a. Asymptomatic) cases but will only count hospitalization and death.
Didn’t the world shutdown due to asymptomatic spread. Yes you can still be hospitalized and die with any of these vaccines.
No. The vaccination is supposed to protect you from getting the virus. That's the point.
Actually, you can't pass it to other people. The amount of virus shed following an mRNA vaccine is so minimal they can't track it and is inadequate for transmission. It has been shown in absolutely ZERO instances that you can pass it to others.
95% efficacy means there's a 5% chance that the virus evades your antibodies and infects YOU. Often a result of your body being compromised by another illness, leaving your immune response weak. At that point you'd be a host to a LIVING virus, and could potentially spread it.
You are wrong. Read my previous comment for the science on how it works. In summary, when a vaccine works (e.g. one with 95% works 95% of the time) then you will NOT get infected. When a vaccine failed to work (e.g. 95% efficacy means it fails 5% of the time) then it does what you say and prevents serious illness and hospitalization.
95% of people with Pfizer or Moderna vaccine will have antibodies in their blood stream and that will prevent infection.
i completely agree with you, but people around tend to make it hard to think for oneself and be content with it. some crazy old lady flipped me off because i wasn't wearing a mask outside(social distancing and all). mind you, she was in her car. alone. wearing a mask. now if i gave two s—ts about her opinion... and some people care a great deal about what those around them will say... but yea — think for yourself and don't go mad.The whole pandemic has been weird.
First, the Republicans made masks political, because they didn't want to follow the science.
Now, the Democrats made masks political, because they don't want to follow the science.
This has been a great example for learning to think for yourself and not lumping yourself into one of two groups. Both have acted incredibly stupid. I wore a mask from March last year up until a month ago when I was fully vaccinated.
How exactly should Apple verify that you're fully vaccinated when you walk into the store?Except it’s not based on science, now is it.
No, requiring people who got the vaccine to continue all the mitigation practices just as they had to before being vaccinated was an issue. A lot of people wondered what the point of getting it was if it didn’t change how they would live.