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On the first part, 100%, it is possible. My comment was based on observation in my own liberal utopian bubble --- lots of virtue signaling and lots of shaming that goes on in this bubble. It's insane.
Read this
You're obviously missing my point dude. I'm not talking about 2020 flu cases.
Well, in my island utopian bubble, also liberal, I’ve not witnessed any shaming. Hard to know with virtue signaling, but I don’t think there is much here FWIW.
OK. I read it. Now what?
I don’t think anyone is arguing it’s easily transmitted outdoors.
Please link to something that states that COVID-19 doesn't survive in heat and humidity better than the flu.
Narrator: there isn't.
A TON huh? Really? Sounds like it's all over the place. Where/who?jobarules said:
Don't ruin it for him. He likes to think it's more like the flu bro, it's easier that way.
I would check with an employment lawyer before making that public. Paging @bigbottom. Maybe he can help.
Obviously I agree about the FDA, but I'll bet most Indians would be happy to overlook the incompetence of US regulators.
Absolutely agree. Have been wondering why the media isn’t discussing this, and then I realized the media is a) scientifically illiterate, b) lacks vision.
Gotta remember ... to the popular media, J&J vaccine = Insta-Blood-Clot. Like, 100% of the time. No nuance. No scientific understanding. No understanding of large numbers and degrees of collective risk.
Until the first person dies from a clot and we are the country killing <insert color here> people.
If only we had a vaccine that worked on kids. Kids will probably continue to be a greater share of new cases as we vaccinate adults. My neighbors and friends basically think kids are immune. It's bizarre.
Of course it is. We went from schools closed or in remote/hybrid to now having schools opening at full or near full capacity. Masks required, but hard to enforce on kids. Distancing reduced from 6ft down to 3ft -- which in reality probably turns into something less than 3ft. Kids are in sports again as well at near full capacity.
After ongoing trials, we will learn that we already do have three such vaccines: Moderna, Pfizer, and J&J will work turn out to work just fine on kids. Add in Astra Zeneca, too, if ever approved in the U.S.
The UK real world data is very promising, as is Israel's. This is the type on information that should be championed from the mountaintops. When people see actual results it tends to be convincing.
The vaccines do work in kids. I think Alex was lampooning the stance that "since the vaccines weren't specifically tested in kids, we. just. don't. know." Of course we've known the vaccines work in kids. What we didn't know was whether or not there was a highly unlikely side effect of some kind that would present in vaccinated children and scare people off vaccinating their kids.
It does. My comment was sarcasm. We have two vaccines that we know work on kids. We just need the FDA to approve them.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1056/9620/files/O2_Curve_Performance_Research_Summary_2.pdf
Well, we are probably trying to determine what does is safest and most effective for kids 6months to 11 years old still, right?
Both have ongoing trials for that age group. Pfizer has finished some portion of their juvenile trials, actually.
Why not just get N95s?
I have some kn95s regular n95s seem to still be hard to find. Are also super u comfortable wearing for long periods of time. Also kn95s don’t seal all that well.
Appears the other option is worse.
Powecom kn95s seal pretty good.
These look great. Will they sell to non health care workers? Doesnt appear i can buy on moldex website.
