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johng

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  1. 16 minutes ago, Eric Loh said:

    To break the covid infection chain, we need 100% of the population vaccinated.

    And so the question is  what happens if 100% are vaccinated but the infections continue ?

    remember these present vaccines are "leaky"    is it possible to eradicate the virus with leaky vaccines or do we just have to live with it...until they find a 100% proof vaccine

    or continue with masks,lockdowns and multi jabbing for eternity ?

     

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  2. 1 hour ago, Danderman123 said:

    Let's assume 99% survival, to make the math easy. So, for a million cases (like the USA has every 10 days or so), that's 10,000 dead over those 10 days or so. 

    This brings us back to  with the virus or because of the virus..perhaps its better to wait for the figures for total excess mortality and compare them to previous years for a clearer picture.

     

    Also some serious studies into the effects of lockdowns on health  physical ,mental and economic.

     

     

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  3. 2 hours ago, webfact said:

    Attaphol Charoenchansa noted that one of the main causes of pollution from PM2.5 matter between October and March were vehicles spewing out black smoke. 

    Yes good to get the smokey vehicles off the roads but no mention of the decrepit public transport buses still in use in BKK spewing their black smoke  as always for years on end ( LPG buses still stuck in customs ? )

    an no mention of the crop and forest fires !

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  4. 9 minutes ago, webfact said:

    highly effective, did not require any sophisticated instrument, could detect the disease from nasal cavity, throat, saliva and object samples and thus was suitable for mass testing in communities, schools and workplaces.

    I notice that saliva is mentioned   but is it used ?  anytime I see tests being done on TV  it's a  brain tickler being stuffed up the poor victims nose...saliva would seem to me  be the easier,safer more dignified approach.

  5. On 11/14/2021 at 2:41 PM, JensenZ said:

    I was responding to a suggestion that downloading is becoming archaic, not really which is better, however, having used both methods I strongly disagree. My method is better, faster and easier,

    I agree that downloading is the better option...nothing worse than settling down to watch a much anticipated "something" and the picture freezes,stuttering and buffering ( always at the best bit)

    no such problems if you download the whole thing first and play it back from your local copy.

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