Atla wrote:The existing vaccines don't give us immune people, so what vaccines are you talking about?
"Immune" refers to those who are not susceptible to the ill effects of covid. Immune people are those that have strong, healthy, fast responsive immune systems. Vaccinations to healthy people further enhance the immune response to the virus.
"Vulnerable" people are those that are susceptible to the ill effects of covid. Vulnerable people are those that have weak or compromised immune systems. Vaccinations to vulnerable people may (or may not) help enhance the immune response to the virus. Vulnerable people, whether vaccinated or not, are still susceptible to the ill effects of covid (as the empirical evidence has shown).
At the first iteration (mutation) of this virus, we had more than enough immune people to put out this fire (stop this virus), but we did the worst thing possible, we masked and socially isolated our fire extinguishers (our healthy immune population), thereby allowing the virus to spread and to further mutate.
And at each new iteration (that we are intentionally and foolishly allowing), our army of available immune people is getting smaller and smaller. Each new iteration is seemingly more contagious, and potentially more deadly.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/25/the-nex ... -says.html
Because of our foolishness (our disregard for logic, along with the 'blind' adherence to Bad Science) we now have to rely on vaccinations to get us enough immune people to protect the vulnerable and help put out this fire. But vaccinations themselves do not necessarily protect the vulnerable, nor stops this virus -- healthy immune systems ("immune people") protect the vulnerable and helps stop this virus! Without immune people socializing unmasked, the virus will continue to mutate into potentially more contagious and deadly variants.
When will we realize and see that we are foolishly accelerating the mutation process by blindly following this Bad Science? When will we stop and look at this problem from a
logical perspective?