COVID-19 - On the Ground

[Sparko]

There is none so blind as he who will not see.

PhD put everything in the context that the right wing should truly understand, but a reflexive need to be validated in a malicious lie? Stronger than reason. A republican would roll off his girlfriend to argue against the rhythm method.

[Deleted User 89]

who almost unanimously agree with me.

right on que from the neighborhood knowitall.

you beat trad to it.

You understand that this is something I ACTUALLY AM an expert on?

If we were talking about boats, or metallurgy, or foreign languages...and I pretended to be an expert, I'd get your post.

I have a PhD in molecular biology, I'm a microbiologist, I study pathogens and the immune system for a profession and have done so for the past ~15 years. I was a Covid19 vaccine trial biosafety committee member. I've reviewed a massive amount of data on this specific topic. Much of which is not yet publically available.

while i’m not a microbiologist, i am a research scientist that works for a company that designs and creates therapeutic vaccines

my boss, whom i have near daily meetings with regarding covid, has a PhD in biochemistry and literally designed and guided to market vaccines that have been in use for 2 decades

it’s not like either of us are shooting from the hip here

[MICHHAWK]

too late. the other one beat you to it.

you can be the alternate. you will leap to the front of the line in the event something happens to the other one.

[Deleted User 89]

i’d much rather be grouped with “know-it-alls” like phd than ignorant, selfish assholes like you and lobs

[CrimsonNBlue]

I trust Dr. Peter McCullough, after all, 40 peer-review publications on covid -- far more of an authority than Phd.

That's fine.

But just know, that means you're ignoring a mountain of other scientists who are more of an authority that Dr. McCullough, who almost unanimously agree with me.

As well as his colleagues and employer.


Granted, you haven't been receiving a pile of cash from Fox News for guest spots.

[Overlander]

who almost unanimously agree with me.

right on que from the neighborhood knowitall.

you beat trad to it.

You understand that this is something I ACTUALLY AM an expert on?

If we were talking about boats, or metallurgy, or foreign languages...and I pretended to be an expert, I'd get your post.

I have a PhD in molecular biology, I'm a microbiologist, I study pathogens and the immune system for a profession and have done so for the past ~15 years. I was a Covid19 vaccine trial biosafety committee member. I've reviewed a massive amount of data on this specific topic. Much of which is not yet publically available.

This^^^^. If only PHd had a youtube channel....

It's like when our neighbor was arguing with my wife about how Covid spreads.

He sells fucking tractors for a living.

[PhDhawk]

right on que from the neighborhood knowitall.

you beat trad to it.

You understand that this is something I ACTUALLY AM an expert on?

If we were talking about boats, or metallurgy, or foreign languages...and I pretended to be an expert, I'd get your post.

I have a PhD in molecular biology, I'm a microbiologist, I study pathogens and the immune system for a profession and have done so for the past ~15 years. I was a Covid19 vaccine trial biosafety committee member. I've reviewed a massive amount of data on this specific topic. Much of which is not yet publically available.

This^^^^. If only PHd had a youtube channel....

It's like when our neighbor was arguing with my wife about how Covid spreads.

He sells fucking tractors for a living.

Your wife works at UT SW Medical right. Great institution.

But then again, your neighbor has his gut instinct. So, I'd weigh those two things about equally.

Nope...just got a DM from Lobster, since your neighbor is a man his opinion counts more than hers.

[Sparko]

At what point does the data interrupt the arrogance? I mean the daily death toll is down more than 90-percent. Vital humors are being exchanged at pre-covid rates. Exception: unvaccinated people. They may add 200,000 to the present death toll. And fear women.

[PhDhawk]

The ‘two societies’: 97% of new COVID cases are among people who haven’t gotten the shots

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-ne ... the-shots/

What they discovered is that of the 15,397 positive cases, 14,895 were in people who hadn’t been fully vaccinated. That’s 96.7% of all local cases in April and May — a period in which King County passed the 50% vaccinated threshold, meaning half the population had been inoculated and half had not.

[Sparko]

The ‘two societies’: 97% of new COVID cases are among people who haven’t gotten the shots

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-ne ... the-shots/

What they discovered is that of the 15,397 positive cases, 14,895 were in people who hadn’t been fully vaccinated. That’s 96.7% of all local cases in April and May — a period in which King County passed the 50% vaccinated threshold, meaning half the population had been inoculated and half had not.

Can we not acknowledge data wins the argument—one so stupid it pains me that we have some still arguing. It really has taken on a Black Knight flesh wound character. Python did know human character.

[Sparko]

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/da ... ne-success

The vaccine is extremely effective beyond our hopes

[PhDhawk]

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/da ... ne-success

The vaccine is extremely effective beyond our hopes

Two decades of research went into making mRNA vaccines that are perfect for battling coronaviruses, right down to figuring out the best kinds of fatty molecules to cushion the genetic material within each shot. “NIH did a great job at identifying exactly what part of the virus to use and exactly how to stabilize it in a form that makes the immune system recognize the most important part of it,” Wherry said.

Wait...that doesn't sound like the scary "experimental" vaccine that people are warning us about.

[Deleted User 863]

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/da ... ne-success

The vaccine is extremely effective beyond our hopes

Two decades of research went into making mRNA vaccines that are perfect for battling coronaviruses, right down to figuring out the best kinds of fatty molecules to cushion the genetic material within each shot. “NIH did a great job at identifying exactly what part of the virus to use and exactly how to stabilize it in a form that makes the immune system recognize the most important part of it,” Wherry said.

Wait...that doesn't sound like the scary "experimental" vaccine that people are warning us about.

It's not the vaccine we should be worried about. It's the microchip.

[Sparko]

You can make this shit up

[Overlander]

You understand that this is something I ACTUALLY AM an expert on?

If we were talking about boats, or metallurgy, or foreign languages...and I pretended to be an expert, I'd get your post.

I have a PhD in molecular biology, I'm a microbiologist, I study pathogens and the immune system for a profession and have done so for the past ~15 years. I was a Covid19 vaccine trial biosafety committee member. I've reviewed a massive amount of data on this specific topic. Much of which is not yet publically available.

This^^^^. If only PHd had a youtube channel....

It's like when our neighbor was arguing with my wife about how Covid spreads.

He sells fucking tractors for a living.

Your wife works at UT SW Medical right. Great institution.

But then again, your neighbor has his gut instinct. So, I'd weigh those two things about equally.

Nope...just got a DM from Lobster, since your neighbor is a man his opinion counts more than hers.

Yes, under Dr Eric Olson.
She also has a Masters in Molecular Biology.

Obviously, i am biased, but her opinion made more sense than Dr Kubota's.

[Overlander]

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/da ... ne-success

The vaccine is extremely effective beyond our hopes

Two decades of research went into making mRNA vaccines that are perfect for battling coronaviruses, right down to figuring out the best kinds of fatty molecules to cushion the genetic material within each shot. “NIH did a great job at identifying exactly what part of the virus to use and exactly how to stabilize it in a form that makes the immune system recognize the most important part of it,” Wherry said.

Wait...that doesn't sound like the scary "experimental" vaccine that people are warning us about.

It's not the vaccine we should be worried about. It's the microchip.

Ah yes, that pesky microchip that fits through a needle that you barely felt.

Seems logical.

[PhDhawk]

This^^^^. If only PHd had a youtube channel....

It's like when our neighbor was arguing with my wife about how Covid spreads.

He sells fucking tractors for a living.

Your wife works at UT SW Medical right. Great institution.

But then again, your neighbor has his gut instinct. So, I'd weigh those two things about equally.

Nope...just got a DM from Lobster, since your neighbor is a man his opinion counts more than hers.

Yes, under Dr Eric Olson.
She also has a Masters in Molecular Biology.

Obviously, i am biased, but her opinion made more sense than Dr Kubota's.

Sounds like a knowitall...mich would hate her.

[Overlander]

Your wife works at UT SW Medical right. Great institution.

But then again, your neighbor has his gut instinct. So, I'd weigh those two things about equally.

Nope...just got a DM from Lobster, since your neighbor is a man his opinion counts more than hers.

Yes, under Dr Eric Olson.
She also has a Masters in Molecular Biology.

Obviously, i am biased, but her opinion made more sense than Dr Kubota's.

Sounds like a knowitall...mich would hate her.

Exactly. All of these stupid educated folks on here.

What are the odds that 90% of the complete Trumptards on this site has more than a 13th grade education?

[jhawks99]

Wait...that doesn't sound like the scary "experimental" vaccine that people are warning us about.

It's not the vaccine we should be worried about. It's the microchip.

Ah yes, that pesky microchip that fits through a needle that you barely felt.

Seems logical.

That's why they call it a micro chip. It means it's small.

[Deleted User 880]

Hey MICH, Congrats?
https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/m ... s/2527181/