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Any and all updates regarding the COVID-19 will need a source provided. Please do your part in helping us to keep this thread maintainable and under control.

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Added a disclaimer on page 662. Many need to post better.
Slydie
Profile Joined August 2013
1935 Posts
January 27 2022 07:05 GMT
#11541
The real story right now for me is that the numbers for hospitalizations include people being in primarily for other reasons, and with a LOT of cases, those numbers add up. For serious illness caused directly by COVID, the story is very different.

Natural immunity, a milder strain, vaccines... It all matters, and to different degrees in different places, but I think everyone should do like Denmark, and the preasure is piling up.

I find it puzzelig that so many seem to want this to still be a major problem, but I guess it is normal after having being blasted with that information for about 2 years.
Buff the siegetank
Liquid`Drone
Profile Joined September 2002
Norway28779 Posts
January 27 2022 07:34 GMT
#11542
On January 27 2022 08:42 Lmui wrote:
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On January 27 2022 07:41 WombaT wrote:
On January 27 2022 04:10 Slydie wrote:
Denmark opens up completely from the 1st of February, no vaccine passports, mandates or quarenteenes, only some restrictions to traveling there remains.

I hope other countries follow suit very soon, which is the only sensible thing to do.

Omnicron is no worse than an average flu, this pandemic is OVER.
https://www.thelocal.dk/20220126/denmark-confirms-plan-to-lift-covid-19-restrictions-on-february-1st/

Haven’t people been saying this for, years now?

Does seem promising though, certainly.


Seems like it. In places with very high vaccination rates (Denmark seems to be at around 81% of all population fully vaccinated), the hospitalization peaks, while high, are manageable.

In BC we've stopped testing everyone who goes into hospital for covid unless covid can impact treatment (example: broken arm = no covid test). It's still quite dangerous to the elderly and unvaccinated, and gives vaccinated a rough time. We're not quite in let it rip territory, but we are moving in that direction. The timing is either after this wave peaks, or after omicron boosters are available. Seems like in a lot of places, the existing vaccines are seen as "enough" which is why we're in go now mode.


Tbh I think regional differences are also explained by prevalence of comorbidities. The US has a significantly higher % suffering from cardiovascular disease, diabetes and extreme obesity than what you find for scandinavian countries. Vaccine rates certainly matter, but overall public health is a massive factor.
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WombaT
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
Northern Ireland26433 Posts
January 27 2022 08:33 GMT
#11543
On January 27 2022 12:20 Razyda wrote:
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On January 10 2022 10:43 WombaT wrote:


‘Normally vaccine is researched for 5-10 years, this one - several months, while using somewhat new technology’
There is a good reason for that, can you guess what it is?


‘changing description of what vaccine actually does every few hundred millions vaccinated’
The extent of supposed flips is IMO actually quite exaggerated anyway, but what alternative is there here?



Bolded - no idea, can you please provide with a reason good enough for human organism to speed up reaction to viruses/vaccine around 15 times? While at it why not use the same reason to have 2 vaccine doses to spread by days rather than weeks?

Italic - How it can be exaggerated?? Alternative would be, I dont know, maybe to find out what your vaccine actually does before you start mass vaccinations?

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On January 11 2022 04:43 JimmiC wrote:
Not shockingly BlackJack and Rayzda's assumption stated as fact that natural immunity was automatically outperforming vaccination looks to be completely false with the early numbers.

It looks like it preforms similar to 2 shots with having little to no effect on reinfection.

The great news is it does look, much like 2 shot vaccination it does help to reduce the severity. And 3 shot (booster) or two shoot and natural. Are working quite well. This also bodes well to when we are past the Omicron wave.

https://www.news-medical.net/news/20220104/Efficacy-of-antibodies-induced-by-natural-infection-vaccination-or-both-against-SARS-CoV-2-Omicron-and-Beta-variants.aspx


Even less shockingly it is still not published (a month later almost), and no mention of conflict of interest...

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On January 12 2022 04:47 JimmiC wrote:
On January 12 2022 04:31 Lmui wrote:
Well, Quebec is starting the movement to tax the unvaccinated

Quebec Premier François Legault said Tuesday the province would be imposing a health tax on Quebecers who refuse to get their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine in the coming weeks.
...
Legault did not say when the tax would take effect or how much it would cost, but he did say he wanted it to be significant enough to act as incentive to get vaccinated — more than 50 or 100 dollars, he added. Legault said details would be revealed "in the coming weeks."

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/unvaccinated-health-contribution-quebec-1.6311054

Gonna be interesting to see how it's implemented, and what happens as it winds its way through the courts.
USA insurance providers should do the same to be honest, but there's little incentive as the US gov't still pays for costs. If the insurance providers had to pay, they'd change their tune real quick.

I was just going to post this. I think a tax like this makes a lot of sense, they are way more expensive. It is along the same lines as taxes on cigarettes and so on.

The US will be interesting because not only will it get really really expensive for the unvaccinated or will their be exclusions (we will cover everything but covid), and are the Feds going to shoulder the costs for the all the long covid cases.


I found it mindboggling that some people find acceptable and actually terrifying that for some "makes a lot of sense" tax for protection of the economy and finance and on the defence for health services.

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On January 15 2022 11:27 JimmiC wrote:
Joe Rogan takes a lot of shit, much of it riggtly so. But I do lihe his fighter interviews. I also appreciated that he was wrong on vaccine risk for young people. He even said he got made to look dumb. If he is willjng and learn, not ignore the info he does not like, then good for him.

https://ca.yahoo.com/news/joe-rogan-admits-broadcaster-josh-082734705.html


Funny, all he had to do was ask:
Does vaccine prevent me from getting Covid??
Oh so basically by taking it I am only multiplying the risk?

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On January 27 2022 07:15 JimmiC wrote:


The mandates are not about only protecting people in the place, in fact they are barely about that.


Had me fooled, I didnt though you realising that .

You either waive certain things, or you don’t have a vaccine. There’s no great mystery here.

Whether one thinks that trade off is worth it or not, if standard certification standards are applied you’re not getting a vaccine remotely close to when you need it.

The flips are greatly exaggerated because they’re well, largely fictitious flips.

Like people go around saying ‘wtf they said this would be over with the vaccine and now they’re saying different’ when people didn’t make the first claim in the first place
'You'll always be the cuddly marsupial of my heart, despite the inherent flaws of your ancestry' - Squat
Simberto
Profile Blog Joined July 2010
Germany11786 Posts
January 27 2022 08:38 GMT
#11544
On January 27 2022 16:05 Slydie wrote:
The real story right now for me is that the numbers for hospitalizations include people being in primarily for other reasons, and with a LOT of cases, those numbers add up. For serious illness caused directly by COVID, the story is very different.

Natural immunity, a milder strain, vaccines... It all matters, and to different degrees in different places, but I think everyone should do like Denmark, and the preasure is piling up.

I find it puzzelig that so many seem to want this to still be a major problem, but I guess it is normal after having being blasted with that information for about 2 years.


No one "wants" it to be a problem. We are just not convinced it isn't a problem anymore, especially considering that people like you have been shouting that it isn't a problem right from the start, that the best way of handling an ongoing pandemic would be to completely ignore it.
JimmiC
Profile Blog Joined May 2011
Canada22817 Posts
Last Edited: 2022-01-27 11:17:46
January 27 2022 11:12 GMT
#11545
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Razyda
Profile Joined March 2013
913 Posts
January 27 2022 12:06 GMT
#11546
On January 27 2022 17:33 WombaT wrote:

You either waive certain things, or you don’t have a vaccine. There’s no great mystery here.

Whether one thinks that trade off is worth it or not, if standard certification standards are applied you’re not getting a vaccine remotely close to when you need it.

The flips are greatly exaggerated because they’re well, largely fictitious flips.

Like people go around saying ‘wtf they said this would be over with the vaccine and now they’re saying different’ when people didn’t make the first claim in the first place


If you planning to jab 7 billion people with something, certain things should never be waived.

On January 27 2022 20:12 JimmiC wrote:

Most of your comments barely make sense even as you remove parts of thr quotes to try to make them so. But the parts that are readable are just wrong. Whatever gotchas you think you landed, you did not. Sorry mate.


Quoting part of the post is fully acceptable, as long as it doesn't change meaning (I quoted full sentence didn't remove any part of it). In part I quoted, you were saying what the mandates are not for. Rest of paragraph referred to what they are for, it didn't gave any additional meaning to first sentence.

I like the way you proved me being wrong. The reason I like it is because I literally can't be wrong in the post you quoted.
JimmiC
Profile Blog Joined May 2011
Canada22817 Posts
January 27 2022 12:33 GMT
#11547
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Razyda
Profile Joined March 2013
913 Posts
January 27 2022 16:24 GMT
#11548
On January 27 2022 21:33 JimmiC wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 27 2022 21:06 Razyda wrote:
On January 27 2022 17:33 WombaT wrote:

You either waive certain things, or you don’t have a vaccine. There’s no great mystery here.

Whether one thinks that trade off is worth it or not, if standard certification standards are applied you’re not getting a vaccine remotely close to when you need it.

The flips are greatly exaggerated because they’re well, largely fictitious flips.

Like people go around saying ‘wtf they said this would be over with the vaccine and now they’re saying different’ when people didn’t make the first claim in the first place


If you planning to jab 7 billion people with something, certain things should never be waived.

On January 27 2022 20:12 JimmiC wrote:

Most of your comments barely make sense even as you remove parts of thr quotes to try to make them so. But the parts that are readable are just wrong. Whatever gotchas you think you landed, you did not. Sorry mate.


Quoting part of the post is fully acceptable, as long as it doesn't change meaning (I quoted full sentence didn't remove any part of it). In part I quoted, you were saying what the mandates are not for. Rest of paragraph referred to what they are for, it didn't gave any additional meaning to first sentence.

I like the way you proved me being wrong. The reason I like it is because I literally can't be wrong in the post you quoted.

I'm sorry that selfish entitled people can not understand the difference between individual and group risk, but that is why every society has leadership. The most successful have been democratic socialist ones because they tend to the best for the group. To try to simplify, speed limits are not mainly about protecting the individual driver, they are more about the passengers, other drivers and the cost to the healthcare and transport system.


In exchange I am sorry that angry mob can't understand that individuals and their rights exists.
JimmiC
Profile Blog Joined May 2011
Canada22817 Posts
Last Edited: 2022-01-27 16:36:44
January 27 2022 16:35 GMT
#11549
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Lmui
Profile Joined November 2010
Canada6223 Posts
January 27 2022 19:40 GMT
#11550
On January 28 2022 01:24 Razyda wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 27 2022 21:33 JimmiC wrote:
On January 27 2022 21:06 Razyda wrote:
On January 27 2022 17:33 WombaT wrote:

You either waive certain things, or you don’t have a vaccine. There’s no great mystery here.

Whether one thinks that trade off is worth it or not, if standard certification standards are applied you’re not getting a vaccine remotely close to when you need it.

The flips are greatly exaggerated because they’re well, largely fictitious flips.

Like people go around saying ‘wtf they said this would be over with the vaccine and now they’re saying different’ when people didn’t make the first claim in the first place


If you planning to jab 7 billion people with something, certain things should never be waived.

On January 27 2022 20:12 JimmiC wrote:

Most of your comments barely make sense even as you remove parts of thr quotes to try to make them so. But the parts that are readable are just wrong. Whatever gotchas you think you landed, you did not. Sorry mate.


Quoting part of the post is fully acceptable, as long as it doesn't change meaning (I quoted full sentence didn't remove any part of it). In part I quoted, you were saying what the mandates are not for. Rest of paragraph referred to what they are for, it didn't gave any additional meaning to first sentence.

I like the way you proved me being wrong. The reason I like it is because I literally can't be wrong in the post you quoted.

I'm sorry that selfish entitled people can not understand the difference between individual and group risk, but that is why every society has leadership. The most successful have been democratic socialist ones because they tend to the best for the group. To try to simplify, speed limits are not mainly about protecting the individual driver, they are more about the passengers, other drivers and the cost to the healthcare and transport system.


In exchange I am sorry that angry mob can't understand that individuals and their rights exists.


Individuality and rights only go so far, when a selfish action by one person impacts many.

I'm on the upside now. I was boosted ~2 weeks prior to my infection, and I've wound up infecting one other person so far (Who is not going to infect anyone, which breaks the chain of transmission), but there's been up to three others exposed in addition to that. All of them have boosters (this month), so the odds that I spread it to all of them is fairly low. Even if I do, they'll probably have at worst the same experience as me (a mild cough/sore throat for a few days, mild fever for half a day, near zero risk of hospitalization or any longer term problems.

It's not only a good idea to protect yourself and minimize your own risk, but you reduce the amount you transmit to others, in turn reducing the severity of their illness.
WombaT
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
Northern Ireland26433 Posts
January 27 2022 20:51 GMT
#11551
On January 27 2022 21:06 Razyda wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 27 2022 17:33 WombaT wrote:

You either waive certain things, or you don’t have a vaccine. There’s no great mystery here.

Whether one thinks that trade off is worth it or not, if standard certification standards are applied you’re not getting a vaccine remotely close to when you need it.

The flips are greatly exaggerated because they’re well, largely fictitious flips.

Like people go around saying ‘wtf they said this would be over with the vaccine and now they’re saying different’ when people didn’t make the first claim in the first place


If you planning to jab 7 billion people with something, certain things should never be waived.

Show nested quote +
On January 27 2022 20:12 JimmiC wrote:

Most of your comments barely make sense even as you remove parts of thr quotes to try to make them so. But the parts that are readable are just wrong. Whatever gotchas you think you landed, you did not. Sorry mate.


Quoting part of the post is fully acceptable, as long as it doesn't change meaning (I quoted full sentence didn't remove any part of it). In part I quoted, you were saying what the mandates are not for. Rest of paragraph referred to what they are for, it didn't gave any additional meaning to first sentence.

I like the way you proved me being wrong. The reason I like it is because I literally can't be wrong in the post you quoted.

What things?

You’ll not find many fans of big pharmaceutical companies here, but in a pandemic scenario they’re the folks with the tools.

You either don’t get a vaccine in any useful timely manner by sticking to the standard regulatory framework, or you drop certain standards because of the exceptional circumstances to put one out to market much quicker.

That’s the trade-off, it’s one or the other. Where one stands either side is certainly arguable, but there is no have fast vaccines with the usual regulatory framework option here.
'You'll always be the cuddly marsupial of my heart, despite the inherent flaws of your ancestry' - Squat
JimmiC
Profile Blog Joined May 2011
Canada22817 Posts
January 27 2022 21:02 GMT
#11552
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JimmiC
Profile Blog Joined May 2011
Canada22817 Posts
January 27 2022 21:44 GMT
#11553
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iPlaY.NettleS
Profile Blog Joined June 2010
Australia4396 Posts
January 27 2022 23:39 GMT
#11554
Yes the Scandinavian countries are some of the few countries to show a sliver of sanity during this madness.

Sweden’s health ministry stated just now it does not recommend covid jabs for (not high risk) kids 5-11 stating the risks of the vaccine outweigh the benefits to that age group.

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/sweden-decides-against-recommending-covid-vaccines-kids-aged-5-12-2022-01-27/


STOCKHOLM, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Sweden has decided against recommending COVID vaccines for kids aged 5-11, the Health Agency said on Thursday, arguing that the benefits did not outweigh the risks.

"With the knowledge we have today, with a low risk for serious disease for kids, we don't see any clear benefit with vaccinating them," Health Agency official Britta Bjorkholm told a news conference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7PvoI6gvQs
WombaT
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
Northern Ireland26433 Posts
January 28 2022 00:40 GMT
#11555
That seems sensible but let’s not hold up Sweden as some paragon of pandemic mitigation
'You'll always be the cuddly marsupial of my heart, despite the inherent flaws of your ancestry' - Squat
RKC
Profile Joined June 2012
2848 Posts
January 28 2022 12:02 GMT
#11556
Sad and scary if this turns out to be true. Mistrust over certification by health authorities will hinder the re-opening of international travel.

Novak Djokovic: Doubts over timing of Covid test https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/59999541
gg no re thx
Razyda
Profile Joined March 2013
913 Posts
January 28 2022 13:41 GMT
#11557
On January 28 2022 05:51 WombaT wrote:

You either don’t get a vaccine in any useful timely manner by sticking to the standard regulatory framework, or you drop certain standards because of the exceptional circumstances to put one out to market much quicker.


You never should drop some standards. Dropping standards in testing of medicine/vaccine to get it to the market quicker is comparable to saying: We have backlog of surgeries, lets drop requirement for disinfecting tools - that way we may perform more surgeries and people who wouldn't live to get them done now have a chance.

On January 28 2022 04:40 Lmui wrote:

It's not only a good idea to protect yourself and minimize your own risk, but you reduce the amount you transmit to others, in turn reducing the severity of their illness.


Oh boy...

On January 28 2022 06:02 JimmiC wrote:

The stupidest part about the big pharma excuse is who do you think are profiting off the hospitalizations? These treatments are super expensive, hell the mononucial antibodies DeSantis is a huge fan of is costs between 2100 and 12000 a dose and despite it not working for Omnicron he still pushes it, oh and his biggest doaner is heavily invested in regeneron. Hydro, ivermectin all these "cures" are big pharma and they all cost more than the vaccine.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/01/25/conservatives-led-by-desantis-erupt-over-another-unproven-coronavirus-treatment/


I don't care about big pharma - difference between vaccines and the the ones you mention is "Nobody tries to force the latter on me"

On January 28 2022 01:35 JimmiC wrote:

Not sure what mob you ate talking about, but the crowd that listens to experts understands that in a democratic society rights come with responsibilty. It has long been the case that when a individual is not responsible they get fined, lose that right and even can lose their personal freedom for a time.


The strangest part of all this is its easy, safe and helpful. The not doing it when you get through the made up fluff, is " dont tell me what to do/i dont want too". Its like kids who wont eat their veggies and get a timeout/grounded. Its hard to feel sorry for people getting consequences for making a terrible choice not only for themselves but effects everyone around them.

People have long since given up on trying to make an arguement against vaccines because the cost benift is so damn clear, its now just being mad about having to do something good for them because they don't want too. Its people acting like spoiled children. Even the invoking of nazi Germany is what tweens and teens do when they dont like their curfew or whatever. It is pretty pathetic.


Italic - this responsibility however should have limits. There were times where being black, jew, women, or not of noble birth also came with certain responsibilities, Primae Noctis was also responsibility. Now read your second sentence in this paragraph then entire paragraph again and explain, why are you surprised that people invoke Nazi Germany??

Bolded - this is the part we don't know. Currently there is no way of knowing if vaccine doesn't increase the risk of you getting whatever disease in the span of years. You know what's so brilliant about it? That with high enough vaccination rate, there won't be any way to connect the 2. (excluding vastly unlikely occurrence of totally new disease affecting only previously vaccinated)
JimmiC
Profile Blog Joined May 2011
Canada22817 Posts
January 28 2022 13:53 GMT
#11558
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Acrofales
Profile Joined August 2010
Spain18242 Posts
January 28 2022 14:49 GMT
#11559
On January 28 2022 22:41 Razyda wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 28 2022 05:51 WombaT wrote:

You either don’t get a vaccine in any useful timely manner by sticking to the standard regulatory framework, or you drop certain standards because of the exceptional circumstances to put one out to market much quicker.


You never should drop some standards. Dropping standards in testing of medicine/vaccine to get it to the market quicker is comparable to saying: We have backlog of surgeries, lets drop requirement for disinfecting tools - that way we may perform more surgeries and people who wouldn't live to get them done now have a chance.

Show nested quote +
On January 28 2022 04:40 Lmui wrote:

It's not only a good idea to protect yourself and minimize your own risk, but you reduce the amount you transmit to others, in turn reducing the severity of their illness.


Oh boy...

Show nested quote +
On January 28 2022 06:02 JimmiC wrote:

The stupidest part about the big pharma excuse is who do you think are profiting off the hospitalizations? These treatments are super expensive, hell the mononucial antibodies DeSantis is a huge fan of is costs between 2100 and 12000 a dose and despite it not working for Omnicron he still pushes it, oh and his biggest doaner is heavily invested in regeneron. Hydro, ivermectin all these "cures" are big pharma and they all cost more than the vaccine.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/01/25/conservatives-led-by-desantis-erupt-over-another-unproven-coronavirus-treatment/


I don't care about big pharma - difference between vaccines and the the ones you mention is "Nobody tries to force the latter on me"

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On January 28 2022 01:35 JimmiC wrote:

Not sure what mob you ate talking about, but the crowd that listens to experts understands that in a democratic society rights come with responsibilty. It has long been the case that when a individual is not responsible they get fined, lose that right and even can lose their personal freedom for a time.


The strangest part of all this is its easy, safe and helpful. The not doing it when you get through the made up fluff, is " dont tell me what to do/i dont want too". Its like kids who wont eat their veggies and get a timeout/grounded. Its hard to feel sorry for people getting consequences for making a terrible choice not only for themselves but effects everyone around them.

People have long since given up on trying to make an arguement against vaccines because the cost benift is so damn clear, its now just being mad about having to do something good for them because they don't want too. Its people acting like spoiled children. Even the invoking of nazi Germany is what tweens and teens do when they dont like their curfew or whatever. It is pretty pathetic.


Italic - this responsibility however should have limits. There were times where being black, jew, women, or not of noble birth also came with certain responsibilities, Primae Noctis was also responsibility. Now read your second sentence in this paragraph then entire paragraph again and explain, why are you surprised that people invoke Nazi Germany??

Bolded - this is the part we don't know. Currently there is no way of knowing if vaccine doesn't increase the risk of you getting whatever disease in the span of years. You know what's so brilliant about it? That with high enough vaccination rate, there won't be any way to connect the 2. (excluding vastly unlikely occurrence of totally new disease affecting only previously vaccinated)


Honestly speaking, yes, you are right. If we had such a backlog of surgeries that people were dying of treatable causes, but we lacked the equipment to do the surgeries (rather than the people, which is infinitely more likely, and not as easily solved), and doing the surgery with dirty equipment would increase the risk per patient, but overall more people would live then we should ABSOLUTELY do surgery with dirty equipment.

However, over here in the real world, sterlilized equipment is NOT the limiting factor in how many people can get life-saving surgery...
JimmiC
Profile Blog Joined May 2011
Canada22817 Posts
January 28 2022 15:13 GMT
#11560
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