My hope is that whether or not people continue to sign up for vaccine appointments, the virus is virtually extinguished by the Fall and COVID-19 vaccination rates becomes deprioritized as a public issue and everyone forgets about ideas like vaccine passports and just gets on with their lives.
jamin wrote:
No, but I suspect "they" will make life so inconvenient for those going au natural, that I'll have to cave in to pressure. Of course I will explore all ways to opt-out, such as religious exemption.
Even if some new information came out that convinced me that a COVID-19 vaccine had some net health benefit, I would first get some blood tests to see whether I already have natural (superior) COVID-19 antibodies already, because the vaccine creates inferior antibodies which put any natural antibodies out of business and may not last as long (we know that folks with antibodies from SARS-Cov-1 in 2003 are immune to SARS-Cov-2, almost 20 years later!).
There is not clear evidence as to the superiority of viral-mediated vs. vaccine-mediated immune responses.
It won't go away. Especially if people don't get vaccinated. It will just continue to circulate in the unvaccinated. In turn it will increase the risk to those who think they're young or healthy enough to not get sick.
The irony is that you'll be the same one asking why everything isn't fully opened yet.
https://amishamerica.com/becoming-amish/jamin wrote:
No, but I suspect "they" will make life so inconvenient for those going au natural, that I'll have to cave in to pressure. Of course I will explore all ways to opt-out, such as religious exemption.
Yes, even though I know that the vaccine tanks people's running performance for up to a week.
Why? Because I can schedule the vaccine at a time when I'll have no races. But if I don't get the vaccine and end up getting infected a few days before a key race, most of that season may be ruined.
Already did. Almost 4 weeks to the good. COVID-free and loving it, bro!
Das Unkle wrote:
15 months into this "pandemic" and nobody I see on a daily basis has gotten sick from this virus.
So the chances of me getting sick from the virus would appear to be kind of low if it has not even gotten close to me yet.
Yeah, it's hard to get sick in your parents' basement. How many people do you see "on a daily basis" other than your mom and dad?
I’m a D2 female runner. Our coach explicitly told us not to visit LetsRun forums.
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