peter zwart

2 minutes ago, mancub said:

And the innate ability to deny any responsibility for the consequences of this freedom.  

May be that goes for you but im dealing fine with it

Then i would go for option one if it seems that Omicron is not realy dangerous anymore.

9 hours ago, seajae said:

this is expected with the attitude of many here, like the road laws etc, following the regulations  is all optional especially if it stops you from doing what ever you want to

And that is exactly what i love about Thailand. Freedom with a bit of own responsibility.

Prehistoric Swingers?

Since i watch Cesar Millan...........pretty high.

I think he is quiet correct. Vaccin and booster for the group that needs it. For the rest i think, next year it wont be necessary anymore as the virus will weaken and become an other flu.

13 hours ago, RickG16 said:

I'm confused. I thought far less people (relatively) were dying from Omicron.....

Seems to be true. UKHSA has stated that people infected with the Omicron varient have 70% less chance to end up in the hospital. 

On 12/18/2021 at 11:18 AM, Chomper Higgot said:

So now Imperial College is in league with drug companies conspiring to conduct a social experiment?!

 

There is an alternative.

 

No such conspiracy exists.

I leave the social experiment for what it is. But is a for sure a "money" experiment.

On 12/18/2021 at 5:58 PM, Dan Talus said:

An even more lucrative idea ... raise 2 bargirls! ????

So then it would be "The PM suggests that each family raise 2 Chicks."?

I quess that the unvaccinated will stay unvaccinated in this case.

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19 hours ago, tomacht8 said:

Since March 2020, all the lockdown measures and restrictions have shown that the virus cannot be stopped with the new waves that keep appearing, worldwide. The only thing that has been achieved at best is a time lag. Perhaps a rethink now makes sense and mankind should now - to all appearances - 'sweat out' the milder virus variant. Better to end with horror than horror without end.

Good to read that more people now finally realize that all the measures wont stop this virus. all we can hope for is that the virus mutate itself into a kind of flu. In the mean time, deal with it. If you scared....stay away from public places. If youre not.......enjoy the relative freedom and be careful.

2 hours ago, Petey11 said:

I believe Thailand will be less hit because of the aversion to testing.

ic's didnt exactly flooded

oh my dear lord 

Just now, ozimoron said:

II already did it. Nothing happened.

Excellent

As i do believe that a country as Thailand will be less hit by the virus due to wheater conditions and less fysical contact, im realy curious what Omicron will do.

Yeah, fun. Lets mix and see what happens.

TAT will say it was all a misunderstanding from the banks. What these banks say is only true when no tourist will come. 

If it goes to my favorits i can make a long long list. But this is most certainly one of them.

11 minutes ago, tomazbodner said:

This is down to consumer behaviour. As long as customers buy only based on price, no matter the quality, this will continue. Cheapest products, especially when it comes to food, do tend to become most expensive ones in the long run, though.

But what if the people dont have the money to buy more expensive food?