I meant that post to be funny, but both of us did for realz believe it was due to the vaccination until later that evening.
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That shit is terrifying. Their own people are going to die, and they think this is something worth cheering. Damn, this brand of stupid doesn’t just burn, it kills.
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Fuck. This. Shit.
That is all.
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His guest is a major covidiot as well.
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A lovely thread about masks:
Tl;dr for those who don’t want to read all 75 (or so) posts: wear a mask.
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Because advocating for vaccination is obviously not something your chief vaccine officer should be doing. What a bunch of nogoodniks!
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While circulating antibodies are not the whole story, as we have discussed preciously, just the easiest to measure, this is certainly not a terribly good indicator. As always, the real indicator is rate of reinfection, but that takes a long time to reach statistical significance. (At least I hope it will!)
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Tricia Greenhalgh is great. Her public health advocacy during the pandemic, articles in the BMJ, and meta analyses of interventions have been excellent. She’s a great science communicator. I first became aware of her through Ben “bad science” Goldacre and his recommendation of her “how to read a paper”.
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Here it comes, folks. Try to talk anyone you care for into getting vaccinated!!
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Schools were already ground zero here. Infections spiked here in the spring when kids went back to in-person school then dropped like a rock at the end of the school year.
What surprises me is that otherwise intelligent people haven’t seen the connection.
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Considering how painfully inconvenient the implications would be, I am less surprised.
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And even after vaccination, stay careful until the community spread drops.
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It’s been reported in several places that Delta seems to hit children harder than the previous versions. Hoped that would not play out here, but here we are…
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I keep waiting for the Pfizer EUA to be extended to under 12s before school starts, but that seems to have ground to a halt since the (rare) heart inflammation issue hit the news. Kiddo turns 12 in late fall, and these next 4 months are going to be long ones.
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