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LetsGoBrandon

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  1. 1 minute ago, rudi49jr said:

    This is the best that we’ve got so far, the vaccines that are now available. They seem to be doing a good job, and the vast majority of experts seem to think that the vaccines are - relatively - safe. I’m not a doctor, not a virologist or an expert, so who am I to argue? Am I going to risk catching a potentially deadly virus, and/or passing it on to my circle of family, friends and co-workers? Or am I going to take the vaccine and protect myself and the people around me? For me, that was not a difficult choice.

    you did the right thing....no one has any right to dissuade someone from taking a vaxxine.

     

    AND VICE VERSA.

  2. 7 minutes ago, skatewash said:

    Thailand is the first country in Southeast Asia to allow vaccinated people to enter with just a negative test and island rather than room quarantine.

    Sounds interesting.

    Im just wondering how this works out though.

    So you're a foreigner who shows up in Phuket, with a negative C19 test and you're released

    onto the island for 7 days before you can leave.

     

    I suppose this is built entirely on the premise that the entire island is fully vaccinated or Covid-free, and the infection does not spread between vaxxed people (which I think is not true).

     

    Still...worth a try.....people are going nuts staying cooped up in one place

     

     

  3. 4 hours ago, cclub75 said:

    Meanwhile, rich thais (and expats) were looking at Moderna as the "Ferrari" of vacines... booking (since many months) in private hospitals their precious doses...

    Pfizer contains 30 mcg of MRNA while Moderna has 100 mcg

    Moderna has been linked more closely to episodes of heart inflammation.

    I suppose the Ferrari badge is appropriate since it may do the job faster.

  4. 2 hours ago, skatewash said:

    Phuket Sandbox is 7 days of island quarantine for vaccinated and tested people who can subsequently visit the rest of Thailand.

    Thank you!

    Im amazed that the post where I asked the question has 2 emojis on it.....one is HAHA, the other is SAD

    I cant understand what is so funny or sad about what I asked.

    Seems like a decent idea although I wonder how they came about with the 7 days figure.

    Are they 'following the science'?

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  5. Clearly this statement is crafted to get everyone to vax up.

    High Vax rates can be a strategy to boost confidence in "going back to normal"

    A carrot they love to dangle. Two pricks and you can go back to normal.

    Many welcome this trade.

     

    But what is the reality when nearly everyone is vaxxed up fully?

    Let us ask Singapore and Israel. 

     

    https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/08/world/asia/singapore-vaccine-covid.html

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  6. 57 minutes ago, placeholder said:

    'And how are those 7O to 9O year olds faring compared to those who aren't vaccinated.And no, everyone's risk benefit ratio isn't significantly unique. If that there the case, there would be no use for statistics. Sto trying to obfuscate. Both Singaporean and Israeli statistics show that you are much more likely to die if you are not vaccinated.

     

    Not hugely different from the unvaxxed ones.

    Today 3 people died in SG...1 was unvaxxed and 2 were fully vaxxed.

    So your words are of no comfort to them.

    Thankfully people are noticing these numbers and starting to speak up. Many fully vaxxed are worried because things aren't panning out exactly as they were told. 

     

    It all seems to be a crapshoot at the moment....one's chances of survival depend 

    on a complex relationship between their age, immune system, symptoms, treatment protocols and general health.

     

    I have to laugh when people say I am fully vaxxed and still copped Covid. I feel like

    c r a p but it would have been far far worse if I hadst been vaccinated....are they psychics?

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  7. 5 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

    If you had evidence of verifiable hourly reports  of injury from the vaccine you’d post it.

    Wow!

     

    If you have an afternoon to spare check out reddit (r/vaccinated) and read through the many

    injuries reported there. 

     

    Unless you think they're all lying and this is just a huge conspiracy.

     

    Just because complicit media outlets and tech platforms throttle what's going on doesn't mean it isn't.

     

    This should not devolve into a case of my truth matters and everyone else can go to hell. 

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  8. 51 minutes ago, placeholder said:

    And when the facts contradicted him, he changed course. Whereas in this forum no matter how many times it's pointed out that the vast majority of deaths from covid are among the unvaccinated, there's a big contingent of posters who ignore the fact and continue spouting  falsehoods. And that just one falsehood repeatedly debunked that they continue to believe in.

    We are seeing data that is beginning to make it sound not as clear cut as you put it.

    Esp from Israel and now Singapore

     

    ie. it is not only the unvaxxed who are dominating the death charts....most deaths of unvaxxed people are in 70-90 yrs and they have underlying conditions (that may have dissuaded them from getting vaxxed to begin with)...everyones risk-benefit analysis and situation is unique

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  9. 33 minutes ago, placeholder said:

    Wow! Realy bad example. Doctor made a preliminary diagnosis, then double checked it with tests and found out he was wrong. But thanks for your nonsensical comment about how he looked disappointed.

    Maybe you should offer your learned comments to that eminent scientific publication called The Journal of I Have A Friend Who...

    The guy wanted to admit and was talking about surgical removal of GB even before ordering the tests. Kept saying its better if you remove it before it really starts to act up. Terrible.

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  10. The initial test results were so encouraging that they reportedly discontinued the trials 

    to bring this to save people ASAP. So says a man who calls himself "Dr" Eric Feigl-Ding

     

    Others say that the way this med works is by causing mutations in the virus cells so they can't replicate.

     

    Of course, we do not know whether it causes other cells in the human body to mutate as well. 

  11. 1 minute ago, Jeffr2 said:

    Sad times when people won't listen to experts, yet are ok with the misinformation on social media. Stunning.

    Social media is full of misinformation....that cuts both ways BTW. It's largely anonymous trolls and even the verified ones have connections/vested interests they do not reveal. It is up to the consumer to sift the grain from the chaff.

     

    Ive always been wary of doctors but these days I am on Defcon 1 with them.

    Let me explain.

    Recently, I accompanied a friend experiencing acute stomach pains to a specialist who poked his tummy a bit and said gall stones....then he immediately followed up by saying it would be better to remove his gall bladder. My friend said Im not too keen on getting my organs removed so can we 100% establish the cause first.

    When the ultrasound came back, the doc scratched his head and said, I cant see any stones here, just some biliary sludge which is normal, so we can't really operate as there's nothing to remove. Of course....because his off the cuff diagnosis and recommendation was flawed.

     

    I remember joking with my buddy later...I said did you notice how sad the docs face was when he realised he wouldn't be able to operate? Even his voice was full of regret....friend concurred and we had a laugh at the joker. Mind you, a lot of low info people who are trained to accept whatever someone in uniform says would have gladly had the operation without question.

     

    So...just be careful out there folks.

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