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07-08-2021 | 11:57 AM
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Next up, the epsilon variant in California. As long as people won’t/cant get vaccinated on a global scale, the mutations will continue
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07-08-2021 | 12:47 PM
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99% of those severely affected by the Delta variant are non vaccinated. It’s up because it’s more transmissible for those who won’t get vaccinated. Delta will be the main strain in the USA shortly, as predicted.
Next up, the epsilon variant in California. As long as people won’t/cant get vaccinated on a global scale, the mutations will continue
Next up, the epsilon variant in California. As long as people won’t/cant get vaccinated on a global scale, the mutations will continue
07-08-2021 | 05:02 PM
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I hardly think that failure to get vaccinated for a virus that is on par with flu mortality for the vast majority of those who contract it counts as natural selection. There’s going to come a day when health officials will quietly be forced to admit that the survival rate for the unvaccinated without certain co morbidities is essentially the same as for those who were vaccinated.
07-08-2021 | 05:23 PM
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99% of those severely affected by the Delta variant are non vaccinated. It’s up because it’s more transmissible for those who won’t get vaccinated. Delta will be the main strain in the USA shortly, as predicted.
Next up, the epsilon variant in California. As long as people won’t/cant get vaccinated on a global scale, the mutations will continue
Next up, the epsilon variant in California. As long as people won’t/cant get vaccinated on a global scale, the mutations will continue
https://www.healthaffairs.org/do/10....29.51293/full/
07-08-2021 | 05:40 PM
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https://www.news-medical.net/news/20...-COVID-19.aspx
so tell me, Oh wise one, how do YOU believe the Spanish Flu died out in 1920? Because the first primitive flu vaccines weren’t available until 1932.
There are nons so blind as those who will not see
- Jonathan Swift 1738
07-08-2021 | 06:01 PM
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I hardly think that failure to get vaccinated for a virus that is on par with flu mortality for the vast majority of those who contract it counts as natural selection. There’s going to come a day when health officials will quietly be forced to admit that the survival rate for the unvaccinated without certain co morbidities is essentially the same as for those who were vaccinated.
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