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Covid couldn't have been so bad if more ppl had healthier lifestyles , your polio comparison is irrelevantDe Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:We talking about covid how you reach polio?De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:Very good no vaccine, educate the ppl to change their unhealthy lifestyles and stop making fast food so easily accessible be it in price and locations, encourage taxation through these soft drinks and alcohols. If you want to be unhealthy pay more for itruffneck_12 wrote:RedVEVO wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:gastly369 wrote:Can you introduce proof of being "vaxxed" to use tuner? Asking for a friend
LOL no
I'm curious to see what the proof of vaccination for people in T&T will be though.
QR code on an app or a card?
In Europe you have to show a COVID passport of sorts
USA is also following this trend .
Trinidad still thinking and pondering and peeps still dying .
Logic dictates we take steps to continue vaccination and be aware who is standing next to us .
You never know that the person next to you in any crowd, in a food line , in the Bank etc., etc., has COVID .
Romania is actually closing down vaccination centers since 70% of the population refuses to get the vax
https://world-signals.com/news/2021/08/ ... -vaccines/
Btw the survival rate is actually 'worse' than us over there, more than 3% and they are still doing this.
Trinis follow crowds too much. Chutney is based on bollywood, trinibad is based on jamaican dancehall.
We cannot think for ourselves.
Yep, no surer way to stop polio, smallpox, measles, Covid etc than clean eating and excercise
In addition to being an uninformed anti vaxxer, you're also apparently blind
Dohplaydat wrote:If 90% of people were vaccinated and those in need (older/weaker) got boosters, this pandemic would be over.
Causes of death and comorbidities in hospitalized patients with COVID-19hover11 wrote:Covid couldn't have been so bad if more ppl had healthier lifestyles , your polio comparison is irrelevantDe Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:We talking about covid how you reach polio?De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:Very good no vaccine, educate the ppl to change their unhealthy lifestyles and stop making fast food so easily accessible be it in price and locations, encourage taxation through these soft drinks and alcohols. If you want to be unhealthy pay more for itruffneck_12 wrote:RedVEVO wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:LOL no
I'm curious to see what the proof of vaccination for people in T&T will be though.
QR code on an app or a card?
In Europe you have to show a COVID passport of sorts
USA is also following this trend .
Trinidad still thinking and pondering and peeps still dying .
Logic dictates we take steps to continue vaccination and be aware who is standing next to us .
You never know that the person next to you in any crowd, in a food line , in the Bank etc., etc., has COVID .
Romania is actually closing down vaccination centers since 70% of the population refuses to get the vax
https://world-signals.com/news/2021/08/ ... -vaccines/
Btw the survival rate is actually 'worse' than us over there, more than 3% and they are still doing this.
Trinis follow crowds too much. Chutney is based on bollywood, trinibad is based on jamaican dancehall.
We cannot think for ourselves.
Yep, no surer way to stop polio, smallpox, measles, Covid etc than clean eating and excercise
In addition to being an uninformed anti vaxxer, you're also apparently blind
MaxPower wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:If 90% of people were vaccinated and those in need (older/weaker) got boosters, this pandemic would be over.
If people protected themselves we would never even be in a pandemic.
I just don’t understand it.
If someone has the common cold, and you go near them and allow them to cough/sneeze on you, or you are in close contact with them, or touch everything they touch…..there is a very high chance you will also get the cold.
How many times have people gotten sick from others at the work place, or gotten everyone sick at home because one person had the cold.
But if you wore a mask, sanitized and kept your distance your chances of getting infected were significantly lower and almost guaranteed to be protected.
Simple and basic understanding on how viruses and diseases spread we have a hard time understanding.
adnj wrote:Causes of death and comorbidities in hospitalized patients with COVID-19hover11 wrote:Covid couldn't have been so bad if more ppl had healthier lifestyles , your polio comparison is irrelevantDe Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:We talking about covid how you reach polio?De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:Very good no vaccine, educate the ppl to change their unhealthy lifestyles and stop making fast food so easily accessible be it in price and locations, encourage taxation through these soft drinks and alcohols. If you want to be unhealthy pay more for itruffneck_12 wrote:RedVEVO wrote:
In Europe you have to show a COVID passport of sorts
USA is also following this trend .
Trinidad still thinking and pondering and peeps still dying .
Logic dictates we take steps to continue vaccination and be aware who is standing next to us .
You never know that the person next to you in any crowd, in a food line , in the Bank etc., etc., has COVID .
Romania is actually closing down vaccination centers since 70% of the population refuses to get the vax
https://world-signals.com/news/2021/08/ ... -vaccines/
Btw the survival rate is actually 'worse' than us over there, more than 3% and they are still doing this.
Trinis follow crowds too much. Chutney is based on bollywood, trinibad is based on jamaican dancehall.
We cannot think for ourselves.
Yep, no surer way to stop polio, smallpox, measles, Covid etc than clean eating and excercise
In addition to being an uninformed anti vaxxer, you're also apparently blind
We found that septic shock and multi organ failure was the most common immediate cause of death, often due to suppurative pulmonary infection. Respiratory failure due to diffuse alveolar damage presented as immediate cause of death in fewer cases. Several comorbidities, such as hypertension, ischemic heart disease, and obesity were present in the vast majority of patients. Our findings reveal that causes of death were directly related to COVID-19 in the majority of decedents, while they appear not to be an immediate result of preexisting health conditions and comorbidities. We therefore suggest that the majority of patients had died of COVID-19 with only contributory implications of preexisting health conditions to the mechanism of death.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-82862-5
redmanjp wrote:dont forget ventilation. or perhaps use of air filters in AC buildings/workplaces etc.
and tiny droplets in aerosols, unlike the larger ones are not limited to 6 feet so masking is most important. some ppl feel because they more than 6 feet away they can take off masks. perhaps outdoors with lots of ventilation but not indoors
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2021/04/27/mit-study-indoor-transmission-airborne/
Dohplaydat wrote:MaxPower wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:If 90% of people were vaccinated and those in need (older/weaker) got boosters, this pandemic would be over.
If people protected themselves we would never even be in a pandemic.
I just don’t understand it.
If someone has the common cold, and you go near them and allow them to cough/sneeze on you, or you are in close contact with them, or touch everything they touch…..there is a very high chance you will also get the cold.
How many times have people gotten sick from others at the work place, or gotten everyone sick at home because one person had the cold.
But if you wore a mask, sanitized and kept your distance your chances of getting infected were significantly lower and almost guaranteed to be protected.
Simple and basic understanding on how viruses and diseases spread we have a hard time understanding.
Not so simple, it's far far more contagious than the cold and spread is often asymptomatic. Which means once you in a room with someone who has it (no symptoms) and you both wear masks, the odds are you'll get it.
Most people I know who've gotten it got it at work from a co-worker who didn't seem sick. My friend has her own office and a co-worker who sits about 15ft outside her door had covid, and she (along with 5 others) contracted it earlier this year. When she leaves her office she's wearing a mask.
Stop pushing sanitization, which does NOTHING to prevent the spread of covid. It is airborne, 99% of the cases are contracted that way.
Yes.aaron17 wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:MaxPower wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:If 90% of people were vaccinated and those in need (older/weaker) got boosters, this pandemic would be over.
If people protected themselves we would never even be in a pandemic.
I just don’t understand it.
If someone has the common cold, and you go near them and allow them to cough/sneeze on you, or you are in close contact with them, or touch everything they touch…..there is a very high chance you will also get the cold.
How many times have people gotten sick from others at the work place, or gotten everyone sick at home because one person had the cold.
But if you wore a mask, sanitized and kept your distance your chances of getting infected were significantly lower and almost guaranteed to be protected.
Simple and basic understanding on how viruses and diseases spread we have a hard time understanding.
Not so simple, it's far far more contagious than the cold and spread is often asymptomatic. Which means once you in a room with someone who has it (no symptoms) and you both wear masks, the odds are you'll get it.
Most people I know who've gotten it got it at work from a co-worker who didn't seem sick. My friend has her own office and a co-worker who sits about 15ft outside her door had covid, and she (along with 5 others) contracted it earlier this year. When she leaves her office she's wearing a mask.
Stop pushing sanitization, which does NOTHING to prevent the spread of covid. It is airborne, 99% of the cases are contracted that way.
So if u are wearing masks (n95 or surgical) , u can still get it ? (based on the indoor scenario?)
aaron17 wrote:But I hear the narrative of delta is more viral load so that it ensures more ppl to be spreaded to apart from asymptomatic transmission
So how many carriers it really has out there now with deltaredmanjp wrote:most were hospitalized? good for them.
hover11 wrote:So how many carriers it really has out there now with deltaredmanjp wrote:most were hospitalized? good for them.
Doesn't make sense if you should have been doing that throughout your life, just to put in perspective how unhealthy we are as a population, we had a 24 \7 kfc prior to curfew that was Habitually crammed with people purchasing even up to 2 and 3 in the morningadnj wrote:hover11 wrote:So how many carriers it really has out there now with deltaredmanjp wrote:most were hospitalized? good for them.
hover11 wrote:Doesn't make sense if you should have been doing that throughout your life, just to put in perspective how unhealthy we are as a population, we had a 24 \7 kfc prior to curfew that was Habitually crammed with people purchasing even up to 2 and 3 in the morning
aaron17 wrote:"Health officials are once again pleading with the population to stop hosting gatherings after investigations revealed that the unvaccinated child who recently tested positive for the Delta variant potentially got it at an event. "
I noticed and uptick by my area. I was shocked to see music and gathering with no masks from 9pm curfew. The ppl spent overnight..
Kenjo wrote:aaron17 wrote:"Health officials are once again pleading with the population to stop hosting gatherings after investigations revealed that the unvaccinated child who recently tested positive for the Delta variant potentially got it at an event. "
I noticed and uptick by my area. I was shocked to see music and gathering with no masks from 9pm curfew. The ppl spent overnight..
How long did police take to respond or they had no vehicles ?
They might persuade in the form of fringe benefits or bonuses, also promotional positions may be covid 19 vaccination required don't know how legal per se this is yet I have seen certain employers doing this alreadyeitech wrote:Hm i wonder what is the precedence they planning to “FORCE” upon the permanent employees at point lisas plants. I know contractors must be fully vaxxed.
hover11 wrote:They might persuade in the form of fringe benefits or bonuses, also promotional positions may be covid 19 vaccination required don't know how legal per se this is yet I have seen certain employers doing this alreadyeitech wrote:Hm i wonder what is the precedence they planning to “FORCE” upon the permanent employees at point lisas plants. I know contractors must be fully vaxxed.
PariaMan wrote:If Hover was to get covid and die and as a result 1000 sntivaxxers took the vaccine and 30 people who would have died survive and 300 are not hospitalized
Would that be a worthy sacrifice?
eitech wrote:PariaMan wrote:If Hover was to get covid and die and as a result 1000 sntivaxxers took the vaccine and 30 people who would have died survive and 300 are not hospitalized
Would that be a worthy sacrifice?
Or to be fair in the discussion, 500 of those ppl experience rare life changing adverse effects… would the sacrifice then be worth it?
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