Ruzious wrote:How are there so many morons like this in power?
https://www.yahoo.com/gma/florida-sheriff-forbids-staff-visitors-164500089.html
Can you say civil lawsuit?
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Ruzious wrote:How are there so many morons like this in power?
https://www.yahoo.com/gma/florida-sheriff-forbids-staff-visitors-164500089.html
Ruzious wrote:dckingsfan wrote:Ruzious wrote:I very much hope getting the virus makes you immune from getting it again. It looks like it does, but there are some doubts.
This is going to be the issue moving forward. Is this going to be like the flu with various strains or will a vaccine give you immunity and for how long. I haven't seen anything definitive on this - you?
I'll check with my microbiologist acquaintance on this to see what's the latest.
pancakes3 wrote:Ruzious wrote:dckingsfan wrote:This is going to be the issue moving forward. Is this going to be like the flu with various strains or will a vaccine give you immunity and for how long. I haven't seen anything definitive on this - you?
I'll check with my microbiologist acquaintance on this to see what's the latest.
it's fairly established that coronaviruses in general are not nearly as mutative as flu viruses, and covid-19 specifically is not particularly mutative even for a coronavirus, though we've identified something like 5 different strains of covid-19 out there currently.
so basically, this is a one-and-done vaccine and even if it mutates, the existing vaccine will be similar enough that it'll do in a pinch.
for reference, flu vaccines are throwing darts. last year's vaccine is modified, predictively as to what potential/common mutations dictate that next year's new strains might look like. so when it's a "bad" year it means the vaccine missed and is not as effective.
dckingsfan wrote:Seen this? A different way of looking at the election outcome vs. just a number...
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2020-election-forecast/
closg00 wrote:dckingsfan wrote:Seen this? A different way of looking at the election outcome vs. just a number...
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2020-election-forecast/
All of these models need to be thrown into the trash given the sophistication of the mail sabotaging and suppression scheme.
Trump is way to dumb to have thought this up, who do you think is the architect of this plan?
FAH1223 wrote:
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This is the “return to normalcy” that the Party wants. Repeating the same bullshyt that brought Trump. Democrats will be in for a rude awakening if Biden doesn't govern going after concentrated power. This is a great opportunity for Dems to lower their deficits in rural America but it looks like they're squandering it.
Zonkerbl wrote:Wow, look how tall Barron is now, he was the same height as his dad earlier this year
pancakes3 wrote:Ruzious wrote:dckingsfan wrote:This is going to be the issue moving forward. Is this going to be like the flu with various strains or will a vaccine give you immunity and for how long. I haven't seen anything definitive on this - you?
I'll check with my microbiologist acquaintance on this to see what's the latest.
it's fairly established that coronaviruses in general are not nearly as mutative as flu viruses, and covid-19 specifically is not particularly mutative even for a coronavirus, though we've identified something like 5 different strains of covid-19 out there currently.
so basically, this is a one-and-done vaccine and even if it mutates, the existing vaccine will be similar enough that it'll do in a pinch.
for reference, flu vaccines are throwing darts. last year's vaccine is modified, predictively as to what potential/common mutations dictate that next year's new strains might look like. so when it's a "bad" year it means the vaccine missed and is not as effective.
dobrojim wrote:pancakes3 wrote:Ruzious wrote:I'll check with my microbiologist acquaintance on this to see what's the latest.
it's fairly established that coronaviruses in general are not nearly as mutative as flu viruses, and covid-19 specifically is not particularly mutative even for a coronavirus, though we've identified something like 5 different strains of covid-19 out there currently.
so basically, this is a one-and-done vaccine and even if it mutates, the existing vaccine will be similar enough that it'll do in a pinch.
for reference, flu vaccines are throwing darts. last year's vaccine is modified, predictively as to what potential/common mutations dictate that next year's new strains might look like. so when it's a "bad" year it means the vaccine missed and is not as effective.
I was a biologist, now retired, at NIH. From everything I've heard to date, we simply don't know
whether a COVID vaccine will confer lasting immunity. It's absolutely early days.
AFM wrote:Anyone know how I can get my hands on this vaccine Putin cooked up