Are you claiming @ashishkjha that the vaccinated cannot infect others? That’s not what the evidence says.
Also the most recent research indicates the natural immunity may (naturally) trump vaccines. Shouldn’t we have anexception for those who got natural immunity?
That’s not the point. Idea is not to go and get infected deliberately but have the policy account for those who have had Covid and subject them to mandated vaccination which is not needed.
There is clear evidence of “strong T Cell immunity generated by natural infection” based on research cited below,
but @CDCgov continues to push for vaccination of the prior infected mainly due to bureaucratic reasons. If the exception were allowed it would “complicate rollout.”
@MonicaGandhi9:
“There’s a very clear message out there that ‘OK, well natural infection does cause immunity but it’s still better to get vaccinated,’ and that message is not based on data,” says Gandhi. “There’s something political going on around that.”
“…vaccinating people who have had covid-19 would seem to offer nothing or very little to benefit, logically leaving only harms—both the harms we already know about as well as those still unknown,” says Christine Stabell Benn, vaccinologist and professor in global health.
It's funny how many self-professed "Hindutva" is actually wannabe-Angrez. With little understanding of culture, civilization or even economics of the world.
They say "vishwa guru" but their highest dream is for the country to be "vishwa coolie." 😆
If you are counting on call centers for your employment, don't worry, the Chinese programmers, who study in Chinese-medium, are writing chatbots to replace you soon enough.
It is a formula to destroy the country and civilization. No major country has succeeded by converting the entire population to a foreign language. India won’t either.
A big underlying assumption coming from Abrahamic-origin thinking is the myth of linear progress. Ancient inventions are scoffed at is because they violate the idea of linear progress.
But is progress really linear? Do new generation always build on the knowledge of old? 1/
If you look at nature, everything is cyclical. Life is cyclical, seasons, growth of plants, water cycle, planetary orbits. There is no linearity. We talk of economic cycles. Is knowledge linear or cyclical. What is its periodicity?
Pyramids were built perhaps 5000 years ago.
Now, whenever the pyramids were built, it is clear that later generations did not know how they were built. The Egyptians of 1000 years ago could not build the pyramids nor did they know how they were built. Scientists still don't know fully.