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Quote from: Cnut237 on February 02, 2022, 02:54:45 PM

Quote from: TopTort777 on February 02, 2022, 08:00:33 AM

What kind of problem you have solved? Cheesy

Updated your vaccine certificate validity date? If you think that having a vaccine or booster saves you from covid, then I have bad news for you. When was the last time you have seen daily covid case statistics? Does the part "among confirmed cases were vaccinated" bother you? It wont be a surprise, if you dont have symptoms and make a covid test, that your results will be positive. You are still a ticking bomb.

"among confirmed cases were vaccinated" is, by itself, utterly irrelevant. You need to consider the number of confirmed cases as a proportion of total people vaccinated, and then compare that with number of confirmed cases amongst unvaccinated people as a proportion of total unvaccinated people.

If you live in a society where say 90% of people are vaccinated, then you'd expect most people who contract the virus to be vaccinated, even if vaccines largely prevent infection. This is basic maths. You may find the first visualisation on this page useful.

Example:
100 infections: 80 of these people are vaccinated, 20 are not.
But if 90% of the population is vaccinated, this means that vaccines protect against infection.

The actual data show that vaccines are protective against severe symptoms, yes, and this is the most important factor... but the vaccines are also protective to an extent against infection.

I know math, you dont have to post that wall of text here. Instead you would better explain PreciousH that being vaccinated wont make him immune or safe from covid. Both vaccinated/boostered and non vaccinated people in age are dying. Both categories of people get infected. Everything depends on the health condition of a person. Vaccine only gives access to traveling, entering shops and working in team. If not these benefits, I would not even get close to vaccine.

Quote from: BernyJB on February 02, 2022, 10:40:08 AM

Quote from: TopTort777 on February 02, 2022, 08:00:33 AM

What kind of problem you have solved? Cheesy

.....//.....Does the part "among confirmed cases were vaccinated" bother you?

Not at all. I fully understand since the first day (years before, actually) vaccines don't have 100% efficacy. Nothing does, actually.
However, I also understand having the vaccines (ALL of them, not only against covid) greatly increases my chances of fighting the disease if I do get infected. True, I'm still a ticking bomb, and I will be until the moment I die. But when I do, I prefer not to die out of idiocy.

Why do you reply on the post addressed to PreciousH, like it was address to you?

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Quote from: TopTort777 on February 02, 2022, 08:00:33 AM

What kind of problem you have solved? Cheesy

Updated your vaccine certificate validity date? If you think that having a vaccine or booster saves you from covid, then I have bad news for you. When was the last time you have seen daily covid case statistics? Does the part "among confirmed cases were vaccinated" bother you? It wont be a surprise, if you dont have symptoms and make a covid test, that your results will be positive. You are still a ticking bomb.

"among confirmed cases were vaccinated" is, by itself, utterly irrelevant. You need to consider the number of confirmed cases as a proportion of total people vaccinated, and then compare that with number of confirmed cases amongst unvaccinated people as a proportion of total unvaccinated people.

If you live in a society where say 90% of people are vaccinated, then you'd expect most people who contract the virus to be vaccinated, even if vaccines largely prevent infection. This is basic maths. You may find the first visualisation on this page useful.

Example:
100 infections: 80 of these people are vaccinated, 20 are not.
But if 90% of the population is vaccinated, this means that vaccines protect against infection.

The actual data show that vaccines are protective against severe symptoms, yes, and this is the most important factor... but the vaccines are also protective to an extent against infection.

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Quote from: TopTort777 on February 02, 2022, 08:00:33 AM

What kind of problem you have solved? Cheesy

.....//.....Does the part "among confirmed cases were vaccinated" bother you?

Not at all. I fully understand since the first day (years before, actually) vaccines don't have 100% efficacy. Nothing does, actually.
However, I also understand having the vaccines (ALL of them, not only against covid) greatly increases my chances of fighting the disease if I do get infected. True, I'm still a ticking bomb, and I will be until the moment I die. But when I do, I prefer not to die out of idiocy.

TopTort777

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What kind of problem you have solved? Cheesy

Updated your vaccine certificate validity date? If you think that having a vaccine or booster saves you from covid, then I have bad news for you. When was the last time you have seen daily covid case statistics? Does the part "among confirmed cases were vaccinated" bother you? It wont be a surprise, if you dont have symptoms and make a covid test, that your results will be positive. You are still a ticking bomb.

PreciousH

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Yes, i had a booster recently last month. I have some mild fever and sore throat. But after taking a dose, the problem is solved. It depends on human's body. Some are getting a mild fever and some not.

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Quote from: BernyJB on January 31, 2022, 08:12:07 AM

Ok, here's an update to this very informative thread: curiously enough, I'm still very much alive and kicking.
No horns, no third eye, no weird cravings, my arm didn't fall off. Nothing. I'm starting to feel embarrassed... Sad

Quote from: Ultegra134 on January 29, 2022, 03:34:29 PM

I was to receive the third dose in early February, however, I got infected the last day of December and was told that I can't have the third dose till late March - early April.

I'm surprised that you had no symptoms whatsoever, at least with Pfizer, I've read that third dose had similar side effects with the second one. At least for myself, I had a mild fever and a felt off for the whole day, I expect to have the same ones when I also receive the third dose.

Yeah, a friend of mine (four actually, the whole family) had covid last year, and some time needs to pass before you get the vaccine.
The way I see it, it depends on how your body reacts to it. The day and a half after I got the first dose was a nightmare. I got over 40° C fever, everything hurt, I was sweating like a pig, etc. The second dose, I had a slight fever, for maybe 30 minutes to an hour, and now, nothing. My arm was sore for a couple of days, but, other than that, I'm good...

I was pretty confident that I'll have no symptoms on the second dose, not only because I didn't have a single symptom during my first shot, but also since I'm rarely affected by anything (fever, headaches etc.), only to later realize how wrong I was. It struck me like a lightning, somewhere after midday of the next day, suddenly developed a 38.5C+ fever, drowsiness, felt dead on the inside out.

Slept through the rest of the day (bye bye day off) and was okay, I bet I'll have something similar on the booster shot in a few months, I'm certainly going to lose my day off dying in bed.

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I've had 2 doses of the vaccine a few months ago. Only felt a little fever on the first injection, but on the second injection, there were no side effects. But right now I have no thoughts of getting a booster vaccine, which is where the government says it is important to be able to get a booster vaccine to prevent omicron variants. I rely more on the natural immunity of my body to be able to fight the next variants and so far I'm still fine.

BernyJB

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Ok, here's an update to this very informative thread: curiously enough, I'm still very much alive and kicking.
No horns, no third eye, no weird cravings, my arm didn't fall off. Nothing. I'm starting to feel embarrassed... Sad

Quote from: Ultegra134 on January 29, 2022, 03:34:29 PM

I was to receive the third dose in early February, however, I got infected the last day of December and was told that I can't have the third dose till late March - early April.

I'm surprised that you had no symptoms whatsoever, at least with Pfizer, I've read that third dose had similar side effects with the second one. At least for myself, I had a mild fever and a felt off for the whole day, I expect to have the same ones when I also receive the third dose.

Yeah, a friend of mine (four actually, the whole family) had covid last year, and some time needs to pass before you get the vaccine.
The way I see it, it depends on how your body reacts to it. The day and a half after I got the first dose was a nightmare. I got over 40° C fever, everything hurt, I was sweating like a pig, etc. The second dose, I had a slight fever, for maybe 30 minutes to an hour, and now, nothing. My arm was sore for a couple of days, but, other than that, I'm good...

Ultegra134

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Quote from: BernyJB on January 26, 2022, 08:42:15 AM

Alright, just got my booster (Moderna) yesterday in the afternoon. I just want to let you guys know I'm still alive (really, I am), and, so far:

I have not grown horns, nor long, pointy canines.
I still don't have an eye in the middle of my forehead (it'd make wearing glasses kinda difficult).
I don't feel any special craving for blood, brains or the like (a pizza slice or two would be nice, though).
Did not see any scratches on my bedroom wall (might need to wait on a full moon for that one).
I don't seem to be any dumber than I was yesterday.

So I was wondering how many of you did get the booster and survived, and which side effects have you noticed?

In my case, I've got nothing. No fever (well, if we're gonna be rigorous, my fever did go up 0.2° C), no aches, nothing. Today I have some minor discomfort at the injection site, but that's it.

So, what about it? Only survivors please. If you died, you don't need to reply. Thank you.

I was to receive the third dose in early February, however, I got infected the last day of December and was told that I can't have the third dose till late March - early April.

I'm surprised that you had no symptoms whatsoever, at least with Pfizer, I've read that third dose had similar side effects with the second one. At least for myself, I had a mild fever and a felt off for the whole day, I expect to have the same ones when I also receive the third dose.

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I got covid-19 booster and am still alive. But few problems I have noticed such as mild fever and sore throat. After taking medicine, I feels better.

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Quote from: Gyfts on January 27, 2022, 11:30:21 AM

the early modeling in the pandemic, where the statistical models convinced everyone they were going to die of COVID. Not that the models were incorrect, they're just mathematical systems that are dependent on the data that it's given.

I think the thing that created panic was that people don't understand what predictive modelling is. These models are of course based on all sorts of assumptions and best guesses - particularly early on - but nuances and qualifications aren't a good fit with the mainstream media channels, where everything has to be presented as breathless hyperbole. So people weren't given details of the models and how they worked and what assumptions were made, they were simply given the headline of 'model says 10 million will die' or similar, utterly divested of context.

Quote from: Gyfts on January 27, 2022, 11:30:21 AM

Israel, Denmark, UK and their NHS are doing a good job at keeping any extra noise away from the stats. Though as I've long said, the data generally operates as a function of testing. The more testing there is, the larger account for asymptomatic/mildly symptomatic individuals there are, so the stats begin to skew away from death and despair.

UK stats are pretty good, yes. But yes, you're right, if people are more likely to be tested when they're symptomatic, then it doesn't tell us as much as it could about asymptomatic infection. We can make certain inferences, but it's not as accurate as it would be if everyone was tested (and reported the results) every day.

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Why do you want to boost Covid? I thought the idea was to gain protection from it. The pseudo-vaccines and mask wearing certain boost your infection,but I prefer to stay disease free, and hopefully I can live for another 80 years.

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Quote from: tvbcof on January 27, 2022, 10:30:55 AM

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VAERS reminds me of the early modeling in the pandemic, where the statistical models convinced everyone they were going to die of COVID. Not that the models were incorrect, they're just mathematical systems that are dependent on the data that it's given. The way most countries are handling their data is aggregating all the components of an individual (vax status, age, comorbidities) and submitting that information for collection to the government, directly sourced from the hospitals.

Israel, Denmark, UK and their NHS are doing a good job at keeping any extra noise away from the stats. Though as I've long said, the data generally operates as a function of testing. The more testing there is, the larger account for asymptomatic/mildly symptomatic individuals there are, so the stats begin to skew away from death and despair.

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Quote from: Cnut237 on January 27, 2022, 10:19:06 AM

Quote from: BernyJB on January 27, 2022, 09:16:50 AM

Cnut237 and o_e_l_e_o: you're both trying to reason with people that are unable (and unwilling) to do so.

Yes, I know. The problem fundamentally is that their position is faith-based, so is immune to logical argument.

Faith? Faith may be ignorant, but it's basically well intended. These people, to quote a Batman movie: "they just wanna watch the place burn"...

Quote from: Cnut237 on January 27, 2022, 10:19:06 AM

Quote from: BernyJB on January 27, 2022, 09:16:50 AM

As a suggestion, so you don't waste your time like that anymore, the "ignore" function works very well on this forum. Cool

I don't mind. I like engaging with people who have different viewpoints; it helps me to challenge my own assumptions. And it can be entertaining as well as infuriating.

Yep, it was infuriating to me. I feel better now.

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Quote from: tvbcof on January 27, 2022, 10:30:55 AM

News flash: regurgitating some ridiculous talking point about the VAERS database didn't make it vanish. Cry me a river.

It's not a talking point, it's literally a disclaimer that comes with the database.

You seem like the type of person who reads the warning on a plastic bag, puts it on their head because fuck warnings, and screams bloody murder.

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Quote from: Cnut237 on January 27, 2022, 06:57:41 AM

Quote from: Tash on January 26, 2022, 09:09:36 AM

Data obtained from CDC's VAERS

See above. Do we really need to go into this yet again?

News flash: regurgitating some ridiculous talking point about the VAERS database didn't make it vanish. Cry me a river.

VAERS has got it's shortcomings and if we didn't live in a corp/gov fascist technocracy we'd have a lot better, but it's what we've got. It's sufficiently reliable and powerful enough to say for sure that there are about 0.5% 'bad batches' which cause people to drop like flies, and most of these bad batches ended up in 'red states'. This is prima-facie evidence of criminal behavior of the capital offense magnitude (forethought, homicidal intent, etc.)

Just because I am good at this, I'll tell you what the legal arguments are going to be in Nuremberg-II. Pharma is going to trot out documents saying that the state gave them secret authorization to continue the dosing and other experiments as part of 'warp speed'. The govt people are going to argue that the authorizations where necessary under national security and legally justified due to the declaration of an emergency.

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Quote from: BernyJB on January 27, 2022, 09:16:50 AM

Cnut237 and o_e_l_e_o: you're both trying to reason with people that are unable (and unwilling) to do so.

Yes, I know. The problem fundamentally is that their position is faith-based, so is immune to logical argument.

Quote from: BernyJB on January 27, 2022, 09:16:50 AM

As a suggestion, so you don't waste your time like that anymore, the "ignore" function works very well on this forum. Cool

I don't mind. I like engaging with people who have different viewpoints; it helps me to challenge my own assumptions. And it can be entertaining as well as infuriating.

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Cnut237 and o_e_l_e_o: you're both trying to reason with people that are unable (and unwilling) to do so. As a suggestion, so you don't waste your time like that anymore, the "ignore" function works very well on this forum. Cool

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Quote from: tvbcof on January 27, 2022, 04:56:57 AM

Pfizer and Moderna goodness are such a powerful elixer of life and health that they drop the background death rate from 2000 down to 50 or whatever. That really is 'pushing the bounds of science' as it were.

Quote from: tvbcof on January 27, 2022, 04:56:57 AM

And again, so we don't lose track of the big picture here, if one takes a pencil and circles all of the deaths up to around day 45, note that these people are NOT 'vaxxed'. Thus, they are 'unvaxxed' and that's the number they pump out in the mainstream media often enough as evidence of 'vaccine safety and efficacy'. That was the same trick they used in the 'warp-speed trials' as well.

The data on vaccine efficacy are perfectly clear. If you're trying to quibble about "reason for death", then it might be worth looking at figures for excess deaths, which I've been sharing regularly over the last 18 months. But of course you don't believe the actual, reputable data that's been obtained from a huge number of independent and unrelated sources. You only believe stuff that comes with a disclaimer that it's not valid.

Quote from: Tash on January 26, 2022, 09:09:36 AM

Data obtained from CDC's VAERS

See above. Do we really need to go into this yet again?

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Quote from: tvbcof on January 27, 2022, 04:56:57 AM

You are the only 'doctor' I know of who is arguing that the Pfizer and Moderna goodness are such a powerful elixer of life and health that they drop the background death rate from 2000 down to 50 or whatever.

So even when I explain the point I was making in simple terms, you still don't grasp the point I was making. Roll Eyes

Make sure you keep on DoInG yOuR rEsEaRcH! Lol.

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