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Tag Archives: vaccine
The communication about COVID-19 has not been good enough
From the 21st Century Salonnière’s “We All Have a Piece of the Elephant“: Team Mainstream This team viewed Trump as an outsider to the mainstream social order and was skeptical of the vaccine when Trump was in charge. Now that … Continue reading
An update on COVID-19, vaccine resistance and Ivermectin
I think I owe this an update. First of all, I really hoped Ivermectin would work against COVID-19, at least until we got the vaccines. My hopes were in vain and we are fortunate to have effective and safe vaccines … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-vax, arieh kovler, covid-19, ivermectin, sars-cov-2, scott alexander, vaccine
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Against compulsory vaccinations
I’ve mentioned this before, but with recent waves of infections of COVID-19 and talks of vaccine “mandates”, I think it needs repeating. A vaccine mandate is a soft version of compulsory vaccinations, and if your livelihood or participation in social … Continue reading
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Tagged chris arnade, compulsory vaccination, covid-19, mason, mrna, vaccine, vaccine mandate
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Alpha to Delta, vaccine efficacy
(image from this article) Generally, the vaccines work well against the different variants of SARS-CoV-2, even though the Israeli data seem bad. It may be an outlier. The Alpha/British variant is generally covered very well, while the Delta/Indian isn’t quite as … Continue reading
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Tagged astrazeneca, biontech, drew weissman, katalin karikó, mers, moderna, pfizer, sars-cov-2, vaccine
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Flu vaccines may not be as effective as we thought
Every year I get the current vaccine against influenza; the risk is extremely low, the discomfort is very low and I really hate having 2 weeks of fever. Yes, for some people influenza is nothing but not for me. But … Continue reading
And this is why you shouldn’t vaccinate 12-year-olds
With my impeccable timing in place, I’ll get to the follow-up to my previous argument for vaccinating 12-year-olds. I’m not doing this to be a contrarian but because I think it is hugely important that each and every one of … Continue reading
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Tagged covid-19, mis-c, multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children, myocarditis, pericarditis, sars-cov-2, vaccine, who
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Why vaccinate 12-year-olds?
USA and UK has approved vaccinations against COVID-19 in those aged 12 and above, but why would we vaccinate teenagers against COVID-19? There are few benefits for 12-year-olds; they rarely get ill, especially not seriously ill and there’s a good … Continue reading
Homeopathic vaccines
This is impressively stupid but at the same time there is a good thing as well. A German pharmacy offered a homeopathic version of the Pfizer vaccine: Wir haben Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19-Vaccine in potenzierter Form bis D30 als Globuli oder Dilution … Continue reading
Effect of innovation under pressure
On April 30th, 2020, The New York Times published an interactive graph simulating how long it would take to develop and begin distribution of a vaccine against COVID-19: We obviously know that this was wrong and it’s a great example … Continue reading
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