Hello; Back in the 1970's I had a 914. Kept it for 12 years. When folks learned I could adjust the solid lifters some started having me work on their cars. I wound up doing some jobs on a number of interesting sports cars.
Follow the money???
Hello; First show any part of my post which was a criticism. The link was about the stock futures if I read it correctly. That the first vaccine has a longer lasting effect and additional will not be needed. It is a stock market sort of thing.
Mutating viruses MAY lose their pathological punch as you describe it, but there is no reason why they don't get more severe as well. 'Delta' variant is not significantly less severe clinically, but is significantly more transmissible. There are many thousand mutations of COVID already and there is nothing to stop further ones. The current vaccines provide good protection for the current variants but escape mutations can happen at any time. The reason 'delta' appears less deadly is because of the increasing number of fully vaccinated people in the US/UK, it was pretty grim in India where vaccine numbers are lower.
" The study has yet to be peer reviewed. "
It is very important to understand how research is carried out and checked / tested. 'Something I already knew' is a strong statement when even the people who really do know have gaps in their knowledge of the subject drug and the regimen for treatment. This is not to say it doesn't have a beneficial effect but proper clinical studies have to be carried out to confirm both efficacy and safety in different clinical situations. Otherwise you get people drinking bleach !
The leaky vaccine theory doesn't really apply to COVID. The benefit of RNA vaccines is that you can easily change the RNA sequence to change the sequence to match the new variant. There still would be trials but the leg work has already been done. The COVID vaccines target multiple antibody sites which is why they still are effective against the variants.
It isn't that clever !
What are you predicting though? The theory doesn't apply in this case though. There isn't going to be a variant or 'superbug' that is going come out of nowhere and suddenly have the same rate of survival as a virus like Ebola. It is normal for a virus to mutate, it is part of its life cycle, viruses don't mutate into some crazy unstoppable virus. So I don't get where you are saying that it can go sideways. The vaccines are effective at stopping the variants, and can be modified as such. Even if you don't reach full immunity, the reduced rate of infection prevents the viruses ability to self replicate and mutate. If there is a variant that arises the RNA sequence can be easily modified to match that of the new variant, that is the benefit of a mRNA vaccine, it just codes for a protein. If the vaccines were not effective at all then it would be possible because the viruses rate of infection wouldn't be going down.
Everyone has the freedom, and Right to "NOT" get vaccinated regardless if we agree with them or not. Also, if you don't own a mustang why come to this Site to start shit?. Talking about the other person!!
