Why do we think a coronavirus vaccine will be better than a flu vaccine? Flu vaccine only prevents 10% of deaths

dunes runner wrote:

ridiculo-jos wrote:

Why did we develop a Polio vaccine? Why do we inoculate with M(easles), M(umps), and R(ubella)?

Perhaps due to greed and a depopulation agenda.

See at 3:47 of the video.

You're still peddling that woman's rubbish, despite it already being factually pointed out that she is not honest.

For a start, she was not 'unfairly jailed'.

I am Sam wrote:

Actually, I'm still telling the truth, and you're still being an ignorant troll.

Your data supporting your question was doo doo, and if you spent a little more than 30 seconds thinking about your question instead of rushing to the message boards to troll, you would've understood that.

They already have a vaccine that has proven to work on monkeys (which can also get covid 19). Given the impact of covid 19 on the worlds economy, I expect the vaccines to be fast tracked tremendously --> ETA September 2020.

Strawberry Letter 23 wrote:

wejo wrote:

I asked a question that seems logical. I’m not an epidemiologist.

Hell even yesterday the WHO said there isn’t proof having antibodies by being infected prevents future infection. I saw a lot of people criticize them for that statement but I think it shows asking why a vaccine can be assumed to be super effective is a legitimate question.

I don’t see anything wrong with asking questions.

It appears that you boys both had the opportunity to gain a very good education yet continue to demonstrate the basics of what ANY education should provide and that is the ability to research even the basics of a subject which you demonstrate time and time again that you apparently completely lack. That includes this subject.

I haven't read any of this thread. I have done no research whatsoever into virology or recent data on influenza and Covid-19.

I haven't bothered to check anything said by anyone including the OP, and I didn't even read the full first post.

However, purely from the title and skim reading some sentences I deduced the following fatal questions:

Are Robert and Weldon qualified to draw similarities between Covid-19 and seasonal flu or make any comments regarding virology, pathology, vaccines, and their effectiveness ?

Is any discussion between two completely unqualified people in the topic of virology about a complex virology subject worth reading or speculating about?

It saved me some of my life.

Randmdude wrote:

They already have a vaccine that has proven to work on monkeys (which can also get covid 19). Given the impact of covid 19 on the worlds economy, I expect the vaccines to be fast tracked tremendously --> ETA September 2020.

source?

Ive gone through a spell of hating Rojo, Wejo, it’s not difficult to.

But in time I’ve grown to appreciate and respect both.

They allow free and open discussion, no matter which side you represent.

Imagine what this place would look like if it were run by Mondo Honda (Mondomentalidiot) or Facts Matter?

slripe111 wrote:

Ive gone through a spell of hating Rojo, Wejo, it’s not difficult to.

But in time I’ve grown to appreciate and respect both.

They allow free and open discussion, no matter which side you represent.

Imagine what this place would look like if it were run by Mondo Honda (Mondomentalidiot) or Facts Matter?

As a test of this hypothesis, you might try starting a thread critical of the Republican party well supported by references to reputable news channels and see how long it lasts.

I don't hate anyone. If the thread they started was on the topic of athletics I'd be very much engaged and would have read it all to get their opinion and see the wider community opinion.

But they may as well have started a thread titled "Rojo and I were discussing the advantages and challenges of attempting transcatheter aortic valve replacement Vs traditional open heart surgery?"

Nobody has a clue what they are talking about (including me) and this isn't even remotely the place to discuss it. There's no 'sides' here. This isn't politics. Everyone is bumbling in the dark trying to talk about medical topics they know very little about.