Trump did say it would be ready this year, and got shot down for it.
Well hang on, I don't think "You didn't mention T cells, therefore I'm right and you're wrong" is quite the killer argument you think it is. I was talking about antibodies. I was under the impression that this indicated someone had had the virus and was immune to it. Now perhaps that's totally wrong, but the article from the Imperial group definitely laid emphasis on it not being possible to tell yet whether a single infection event can render someone immune enough to subsequent infections for herd immunity to be a valid idea. At any rate, it seems pretty rash to bank on getting infected as a way to protect other people.Imperial college have not covered themselves in glory throughout any of this. Fuck them.
If you don't know about t cell immunity, you should probably stop giving it the big un on this thread.
Every single person who took the first smallpox vaccine died but they don't you that.Trump did say it would be ready this year, and got shot down for it.
Epidemiology is junk science, if it's a science at all. Little wonder you're a fan.
Isn't the idea that here immunity will save us from epidemiology?@Mr. Tea Only the study of explosives has killed more people than epidemiology, because epidemiology is usually grossly wrong, but still used to guide behaviour, as has been amply demonstrated throughout this year.
Epidemiological studies of nutrition are another particularly egregious example, in that the principles they're based on are more often than not flat wrong. So we end up with record levels of obesity and insulin resistance, due to diet, which are the most serious risk factor for COVID-19.
Something to do with all researchers in all accepted, mainstream branches of science being hopelessly cucked beta soyboys?I know nothing about the topic whatsoever but I could hazard a guess here...
It's highly profitable and governments love ithow can something so consistently, egregiously wrong still exist? how is it not totally and widely discredited and kicked to the curb?
It's highly profitable and governments love it
We haven't moved. Rich tea biscuits are people who love routine they've been performing the same dance for months now but they seem to like it. It keeps them occupied.where are we?