NPR was suggesting that parents should start the doses now so that when it is approved they should be ready for the third or fourth dose, but what if it turns out that even a third or fourth dose is ineffective for 3-5, then what?
For the same reason the magic kingdom doesn’t have enough capacity and dining.... because those in charge have created a system that revolves around them making money, not serving the people.
I'm actually an EV driving attempting to reduce carbon footprint person, so I get the point. Not that I want fovid to be the cause if population to be decreasing. A lot more people were choosing to have no or fewer kids so it was happening in some places anywayI’m just an average Joe and think less people is probably the best news ever for our planet and our long term survival. Human population growth rates are unsustainable, we already have famines, housing shortages, are cutting down more forests to farm more food, etc… we can’t keep adding billions forever. Maybe I am a green person?
That's not at all what I was trying to say. Not even remotely close. Like no where near that.
*changes shirt*
Though reality is in the world we stress the system not because of choices, we have to keep growing because there is no room. But it does feel similar. However we now have gone waaay off topic.
They will still say the unvaccinated should wear a mask.
The data coming in on dose 3 is promising. So, it makes sense to wait 6 weeks, recommend all 3 doses, and put this to bed.
Millions of people die all around the world from various natural causes, and most of us could care less - as long as those people aren't our loved ones or ourselves.
And you think that will be enforced? That just means no masks required no matter what the wording of for “vaccinated only”
I could make a comment, but, I'm likely to offend half the population of our respective countries. But, while we have famines in many countries we also have an obesity issue in others and I'll be shot down for this, but, to feed populations where over half are clearly eating far too much you have to wonder how much land and resources are being used to produce the extra food they needlessly consume. I'm not talking overweight people, like myself, I could do with losing some pounds, I'm talking about the people who consume four or five and more times the amount of food they should be eating.I’m just an average Joe and think less people is probably the best news ever for our planet and our long term survival. Human population growth rates are unsustainable, we already have famines, housing shortages, are cutting down more forests to farm more food, etc… we can’t keep adding billions forever. Maybe I am a green person?
Nope
I was about 16 the first earth day, we had high hopes and optimism back then. That was 52 years ago.........I’m just an average Joe and think less people is probably the best news ever for our planet and our long term survival. Human population growth rates are unsustainable, we already have famines, housing shortages, are cutting down more forests to farm more food, etc… we can’t keep adding billions forever. Maybe I am a green person?
US has increased their forests over the last 3 decades or so...I’m just an average Joe and think less people is probably the best news ever for our planet and our long term survival. Human population growth rates are unsustainable, we already have famines, housing shortages, are cutting down more forests to farm more food, etc… we can’t keep adding billions forever. Maybe I am a green person?
Not to mention the fact that people have zero respect for food. 40% of all food in this country is just thrown away. Just look at the amount of trash people leave at the curb every week, it’s disturbing.
When we go out to eat, I can usually only eat half of my burger (take it home), make a dent in my pasta (take it home)...you get the picture. It's a lot of food, but we finish it eventually.I think Disney theme parks are going down that road, smaller portions but higher pricing to go with that.