>>14209566But if the disease is incredibly transmissible and places like Africa (who like to send their finest to our shores in rubber boats) aren't getting remotely close to a baseline vaccination target, then what chance is there to wipe it out anyway?
I have no issue with masks, that's one example of 4polspiracy. My point is if I'm wearing a mask in the unlikely event I walk past a reanimated corpse at 2 metres, then what's the problem?
I'm getting tested every other day for work, yes. But there's a chance I could be some kind of permanantly asymptomatic Typhoid Mary, I agree.
>>14209568In my age group, the symptoms are already generally mild. Combine that with a variant that is also very mild and I still see no need for a vaccine. Aren't they supposed to introduce the virus to your immune system in a safer way so that it can manufacture the required antibodies without you getting as sick? The risk of that is already low, why can't I just go out and catch the coof? Why is this the only recognised solution?
Any idea on the rate of false negatives? I've never looked that one up and I suppose it would be hard to test for.
