The Coronavirus, not the beer

thethe said:
I’m just saying before you make a claim that something ain’t true then you better have backup as well or else it’s just as dangerous of a claim.
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It is a scientific fact that they can and do. Whether they caused delta may be unlikely but they can easily cause the next one. I know the lecturer isn't in favor of the science but his soviet style censorship still hasn't gotten to this board yet
 
sturg33 said:
That and "vaccinated people are infecting vaccinated people"

You really got mad at that one
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I made the point that that one had some truth to it...but even so had an anti-vaxx character... after all transmission is much higher among the unvaccinated...to leave out that detail strikes me as dishonest and a form of anti-vaxx deza... but by all means carry on
 
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sturg33 said:
It is a scientific fact that they can and do. Whether they caused delta may be unlikely but they can easily cause the next one. I know the lecturer isn't in favor of the science but his soviet style censorship still hasn't gotten to this board yet
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how can a vaccine cause a mutation
 
msstate7 said:
Doesn't the flu mutate to evade vaccine?
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Dont think so. Mutations arise randomly. The more times a virus replicates the greater the chance of a mutation. By reducing spread vaccines reduce chances of replication and chances of a mutation arising.
 
I’m fascinated people still care about the scientific community after the lab leak conspiracy nonsense.

Special kind of stupid.
 
nsacpi said:
Dont think so. Mutations arise randomly. The more times a virus replicates the greater the chance of a mutation. By reducing spread vaccines reduce chances of replication and chances of a mutation arising.
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Vaccines are increasing spread because you are guaranteeing infection in the host
 
nsacpi said:
Vaccinated people are less likely to get infected and a lot less likely to get seriously sick or die.
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So you respond partially with a claim that has nothing to do with your original assertion? Interesting.

I’d love to see any studies done which show that vaccinated people are less likely to be infected or spread because that’s not what has recently been released and the main reason why masking for vaccinated people was reinstituted.
 
nsacpi said:
Y'all are nothing if not persistent in your adherence to the anti-vaxx deza and talking points.
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Anti vax = claims corroborated by science

What’s dangerous is that you’re going to make real anti vax people less dangerous. Just like y’all have made actual racism less dangerous since people don’t take claims seriously anymore.
 
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