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January 9th, 2021, 10:45 AM
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The cost of pharmaceuticals is largely a result of the RnD ( which would include clinical trials) fyi. That's why the get patents.
1) I don't understand the fear of getting one. I plan to. I accept the risk. Yes there's some risk but for most people that risk is no or little different than the risk of Covid, or everyday life.
2) I don't understand why people don't understand the logic of healthcare workers being at the front of the line. The more that the end up on the sidelines, the worse it gets and the longer this drags on. Plus, most healthcare workers would ( I think) fall into the age demographic we want getting it. The vast, the vast majority of cases are with those that are between the ages of 20-50. So whether thinking about the population at large, or their own small community ( of healthcare workers/patients). The faster 60%-70% of them are immune, the faster they reach herd immunity.
3) It boggles my mind, that JT seems to be getting a pass from the majority on how bandly they've bungled this.
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January 9th, 2021 10:45 AM
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January 9th, 2021, 11:42 AM
#22
Has too much time on their hands
Originally Posted by
JBen
The cost of pharmaceuticals is largely a result of the RnD ( which would include clinical trials) fyi. That's why the get patents.
1) I don't understand the fear of getting one. I plan to. I accept the risk. Yes there's some risk but for most people that risk is no or little different than the risk of Covid, or everyday life.
2) I don't understand why people don't understand the logic of healthcare workers being at the front of the line. The more that the end up on the sidelines, the worse it gets and the longer this drags on. Plus, most healthcare workers would ( I think) fall into the age demographic we want getting it. The vast, the vast majority of cases are with those that are between the ages of 20-50. So whether thinking about the population at large, or their own small community ( of healthcare workers/patients). The faster 60%-70% of them are immune, the faster they reach herd immunity.
3) It boggles my mind, that JT seems to be getting a pass from the majority on how bandly they've bungled this.
Jben you have no idea of the risks of these vaccines are because the makers don't even know. Why do you think the pharmaceutical
companies hold no liability for their covid vaccines?
Considering who the people are that are dieing from covid, I think I will take my chances.
After all for the people who have already had covid and beat it relatively easy, why would they want to take a use at own risk pharmaceutical?
Last edited by canadaman30; January 9th, 2021 at 11:45 AM.
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January 9th, 2021, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by
canadaman30
Considering who the people are that are dieing from covid, I think I will take my chances.
After all for the people who have already had covid and beat it relatively easy, why would they want to take a use at own risk pharmaceutical?
If..and a big IF, I get one this year, it'll be of the 'Traditional' ones soon to hit the market:
(by the by...it's been reported and confirm by my sources, that almost 40% of the Nursing staff at hospitals are refusing to take this vaccine )
Here is a list of some of the 'traditional' protein based vaccines being developed....I think I'll wait for one of them...
"Conventional methods include using a killed or inactivated version of the pathogen that causes a disease to provoke an immune response, such as those used to make flu, polio and rabies vaccines.
Also more common are protein-based vaccines that use purified pieces of the virus to spur an immune response. Vaccines against whooping cough, or pertussis, and shingles employ this approach.
French drugmaker Sanofi is developing a protein-based COVID-19 vaccine employing the same approach it uses for its Flublok seasonal flu vaccine. Sanofi expects to start the final phase of testing in early December, with approval targeted in the first half of 2021.
While Novavax Inc has not yet produced a licensed vaccine, it is using similar purified protein technology and expects to start a late-stage U.S. trial involving 30,000 volunteers in late November.
“Those are more traditional approaches, so we can feel more comfortable that we have a lot of experience with them,” said Dr. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Last edited by MikePal; January 9th, 2021 at 12:00 PM.
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January 9th, 2021, 12:15 PM
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Canadaman.
Worst case. death. My risk are about the same, in fact Id bet the risk of death from Covid while fairly small are higher.
Severe side effects from Covid are permanent lung and heart damage. Vaccine? hard to imagine worse.
Mild....Too each their own
Do we all know or are we all not aware of extremely fit, young people including professional athletes who now have severe, permanent debilitating damage from Covid? And not small percentages. 20%
Last edited by JBen; January 9th, 2021 at 12:19 PM.
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January 9th, 2021, 12:24 PM
#25
Originally Posted by
JBen
Do we all know or are we all not aware of extremely fit, young people including professional athletes who now have severe, permanent debilitating damage from Covid? And not small percentages. 20%
So keep the sports open ?
Hockey games are still going on lol.
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January 9th, 2021, 12:31 PM
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"Go figure" Fishfood. But what in this mad world does make sense?
I linked the study pertaining to heart damage in the last thread on vaccines. And the percentages of Covid survivors with heart damage are not small. Just went looking for it again, couldn't find the same one. But simple searches on heart/lung damage from Covid will give everyone plenty of reading.
https://www.heartandstroke.ca/articl...the-data-shows
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January 9th, 2021, 12:33 PM
#27
Originally Posted by
JBen
Canadaman.
Worst case. death. My risk are about the same, in fact Id bet the risk of death from Covid while fairly small are higher.
Severe side effects from Covid are permanent lung and heart damage. Vaccine? hard to imagine worse.
Mild....Too each their own
Do we all know or are we all not aware of extremely fit, young people including professional athletes who now have severe, permanent debilitating damage from Covid? And not small percentages. 20%
Without data to support this would be classed as fear mongering.
Remember, most politicians and TV personalities were quite happy to report that they had been infected with covid.
Most if not all of them had a quick and successful recovery.
Young professional athletes are rarely severely affected unless they happen to have a morbidity.
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January 9th, 2021, 12:40 PM
#28
Has too much time on their hands
Originally Posted by
JBen
"Go figure" Fishfood. But what in this mad world does make sense?
I linked the study pertaining to heart damage in the last thread on vaccines. And the percentages of Covid survivors with heart damage are not small. Just went looking for it again, couldn't find the same one. But simple searches on heart/lung damage from Covid will give everyone plenty of reading.
https://www.heartandstroke.ca/articl...the-data-shows
No worries JBen, regular old pneumonia was causing long term effects on the heart and lungs before the covid narrative came to pass. Otherwise healthy hockey players have been known to drop dead on the ice from a heart attack every now and then as well.
I'll take a disease with a year of patient treatment data available before injecting myself with an experiment. Devil you know, or somewhat know in this case.
Speaking of which, does anyone know anyone who has had viral pneumonia recently?
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January 9th, 2021, 12:45 PM
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Last edited by JBen; January 9th, 2021 at 12:47 PM.
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January 9th, 2021, 12:51 PM
#30
Lay in bed gasping for each and every breath for months on end and then figure if you should have gotten an injection or not. Its a no-brainer for me.
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