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Chip Chipperson
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But you shared an opinion piece as a reason for not trusting the long-term effects of the virus and ignored the part of the article where someone explained why there is little risk of long-term side effects from mRNA. You don't see why that would cause someone to question how you conduct your research on the subject?
Dan Deesnee
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That piece also mentioned potential autoimmune issues without referencing a timeline. That is one article / research out of at least 20+ I've read/listened to.
Not sure what you're point is? I never said that is the only thing I've read, it was just what I was able to find with a quick search.
TheGuyThatMakesSwords
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I can only say what both I, and my Dear Wife, are doing...
1) 2nd MODERNA dose done by the days of March 30, and March 31.
2) STAYING HOME until APR 14, 2021... two weeks from last shot.
3) CARRYING our CDC Immunization Card, because that's all we can actually DO.
4) STILL MASKING - to protect others, in the event we are asymptomatic carriers, AND to protect ourselves further from low-risk contamination by the unvaccinated.
No suggestions or advice... this is simply what WE will do.
1) 2nd MODERNA dose done by the days of March 30, and March 31.
2) STAYING HOME until APR 14, 2021... two weeks from last shot.
3) CARRYING our CDC Immunization Card, because that's all we can actually DO.
4) STILL MASKING - to protect others, in the event we are asymptomatic carriers, AND to protect ourselves further from low-risk contamination by the unvaccinated.
No suggestions or advice... this is simply what WE will do.
JoeCamel
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News creator? Fox News?
lazyboy97o
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Then it should be easy to share.
You've got a couple weeks longer than I do. I've got Southwest vouchers that expire in September 2022. Trying not to mess up that extended expiration by booking something now only to try and cancel it. It's the original ticket purchase for the trip from 2020 that didn't happen (changed twice). I think Southwest got my money back in January of 2020.
CaptainAmerica
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Those two things are mutually exclusive. They're not going to get people to take the vaccine by telling them "take this vaccine and you still can't go back to normal."
Removing the restrictions for vaccinated people is how you get more vaccinated people.
CaptainAmerica
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You misspelled "so Cap can go to Aulani in November without a mask or distancing."Simply put: to end this pandemic ASAP. You should get vaccinated now so that I can go to WDW in August without a mask or distancing or having to show proof of vaccinationI kid, but it’s based in truth. If enough people get vaccinated the cases will drop enough that all restrictions are lifted and we all get to go back to normal life. That‘s plan A. If we don’t get enough people vaccinated then plan B is keeping Covid restrictions longer and all this talk about vaccine passports. It’s been over a year now so hoping that Covid restrictions will just go away even if cases don’t drop enough is nothing more than wishful thinking. It won’t happen.
Ha, I think last year we were both arriving the same day...seems we'll potentially be there the same time this year instead. My family checks in on 8/19 as well. Maybe we'll see you there. I'm more certain of going this year vs last. Still hoping for more entertainment to return by then and a better discount than what we currently have.
disneygeek90
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Why should someone who has next to no reason to worry about the vaccine not get it? We have had millions at this point fully vaccinated, even around the world. The data proves they work. At some point it's worth trusting the science, trusting the doctors, and trusting the people that are a lot smarter than the average human regarding this topic so we can get back to normal.
Covid-19 is a completely new disease for people. We do no know how humans reacted to influenza when it originated. It could have been similar to Covid-19. Severity may have varied greatly throughout humanity and some ethnicities may have been more susceptible. Mortality for some genotypes may have been really high eventually removing them completely from the population. Overtime all human immune systems may have learned how cope with influenza to variable success year to year. This may be what is happening with covid-19 right now, some people have the natural ability to fight it and some don't. So it maybe down the road science may determine that Covid-19 severity and mortality was due mostly genetic factors. Covid-19 is a completely new disease for people. We do no know how humans reacted to influenza when it originated. It could have been similar to Covid-19. Severity may have varied greatly throughout humanity and some ethnicities may have been more susceptible. Mortality for some genotypes may have been really high eventually removing them completely from the population. Overtime all human immune systems may have learned how cope with influenza to variable success year to year. This may be what is happening with covid-19 right now, some people have the natural ability to fight it and some don't. So it maybe down the road science may determine that Covid-19 severity and mortality was due mostly genetic factors. This maybe why Covid-19 is so varying and confusing on how peoples immune systems react.
Heppenheimer
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Hint there... Google finds things based on your browsing history and what the algorithm determines makes you most likely to you buy stuff.
There really isn't a good-faith, evidence-based argument between "both sides" with regards to the general safety and efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccines, at least for those thus far approved in the US.
danlb_2000
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People trust science multiple times every day without even thinking about it.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
i dont care...frankly.
Not interested in telling adults to act like it
this is past the point of “reasonable”.
disneygeek90
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Airplanes don’t make any sense but millions go in one every day without worrying about the science and logistics.
GoofGoof
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Same goes for ostriches, they make no sense. There’s just no way a bird should get that big and yet we all just accept their existence and also the fact that they are birds...even though they don’t fly
GoofGoof
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If this FL trip doesn‘t pan out I’ll be joining you. I have DVC points to use and flight credits that will expire. If we went to WDW last Summer we were considering Hawaii this year anyway....why not both
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