If there is no such thing as herd immunity, there remains the problem that there may be no such thing as a vaccine.
Indefinite lockdown.
The arguments against both herd immunity and waiting for a vaccine, and against indefinite lockdown should be heard.
He doesn't want to.
Indefinite lockdown.
The arguments against both herd immunity and waiting for a vaccine, and against indefinite lockdown should be heard.
He doesn't want to.
https://twitter.com/talkRADIO/status/1316016796164481025
He is immune to hearing.
The idea that one doesn't develop immunity to a virus one has overcome seems patently absurd to me.
How does one resist or overcome it, if it is not by virtue of a functioning immune system?
Not by lockdowns, that is for sure.
The idea that one doesn't develop immunity to a virus one has overcome seems patently absurd to me.
How does one resist or overcome it, if it is not by virtue of a functioning immune system?
Not by lockdowns, that is for sure.
The claims about cases of secondary infection seem poorly evidenced, far-fetched and anecdotal. And convenient to a power-crazed lunatic's mission, whatever it may be, but which I very much doubt the good faith of.
I'd rather take my chances with the virus than the government.
I'd rather take my chances with the virus than the government.
He ignores a body, however flawed or minority he claims it is, of scientific opinion. He makes a statement that he cannot understand. Rather than seeking more scientific debate to help clear uncertainty, he shuts it down and shuts it out, politicising science. He is dangerous.
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