I'm no expert but from what I've read smallpox is incredibly stable. Respiratory viruses and coronaviruses are not. The reason that virus are supposed to attenuate over time is that lethal versions stop their spread when they kill their host. Marek's scenario involves continued spread despite increased lethality. Although we may never re…
I'm no expert but from what I've read smallpox is incredibly stable. Respiratory viruses and coronaviruses are not. The reason that virus are supposed to attenuate over time is that lethal versions stop their spread when they kill their host. Marek's scenario involves continued spread despite increased lethality. Although we may never reach something as apocalyptic, vaccine induced partial immunity can be seen as turning some vaccinated into stealthy superspreaders with reduced symptoms. It is increased viral spread without impairing / hospitalizing carriers that leads towards increasingly dangerous variants being successful.
I’m not sure. I’m inclined to think the vaccines were never as good as they’d claimed.
Note that Doshi’s analysis challenged the legitimacy of far more subjects excluded from statistics out of the Pfizer group than the control group. If instead all the subjects remained in the trial per protocol the efficacy would then be 19%, not 95%.
I'm no expert but from what I've read smallpox is incredibly stable. Respiratory viruses and coronaviruses are not. The reason that virus are supposed to attenuate over time is that lethal versions stop their spread when they kill their host. Marek's scenario involves continued spread despite increased lethality. Although we may never reach something as apocalyptic, vaccine induced partial immunity can be seen as turning some vaccinated into stealthy superspreaders with reduced symptoms. It is increased viral spread without impairing / hospitalizing carriers that leads towards increasingly dangerous variants being successful.
Influenza is genetically v unstable.
Coronaviruses are pretty stable, changing 0.5% in 20months, which is an irrelevantly tiny amount.
The authorities have lied so as to persuade you variants are a huge problem yet they’re really not).
What do you think is going on? Is this vaxx failure over time and not a vaxx miss?
I’m not sure. I’m inclined to think the vaccines were never as good as they’d claimed.
Note that Doshi’s analysis challenged the legitimacy of far more subjects excluded from statistics out of the Pfizer group than the control group. If instead all the subjects remained in the trial per protocol the efficacy would then be 19%, not 95%.
Never passed the sniff test.