On 5/9/2022 at 1:22 PM, ozimoron said:

but not vaccines? How were they going to prevent advancing age? There is no shortage of anecdotes about healthy people dying from covid, that ship sailed long ago.

Aawww don’t spoil their narrative

If you need to travel because your COVID vaccination was over 270 days ago, then yes, because many countries now have this requirement for incoming travelers.

 

If you're worried about the virus itself, then it's not necessary.

 

Jha predicted that the next generation of vaccines, which are likely to be targeted at the currently prevailing omicron strain, “are going to provide a much, much higher degree of protection against the virus that we will encounter in the fall and winter.”

 

https://apnews.com/article/biden-covid-health-congress-7adf040135bd5e761433b86cac196684

On 5/9/2022 at 12:52 AM, Skeptic7 said:

Never got a first booster and only got the initial 2 injections so could get on airplanes. 

I hear this surprisingly often. It is based on an erroneous premise: you do not need to be inoculated to get on a plane, I have travelled from Thailand to Europe and back with zero shots and it was a breeze.

Edited May 13, 20224 yr by rattlesnake