Corona Virus: How Are We Doing?

You have the virus

  • Yes

    Votes: 57 21.2%
  • I've been quaranteened

    Votes: 19 7.1%
  • I personally know someone who has been diagnosed

    Votes: 71 26.4%
  • Clear as far as I know

    Votes: 150 55.8%

  • Total voters
    269
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C R

Guru
Location
Worcester
Maybe, I want to know if this vaccine's working.
If the vaccine is working, would you get it at all? How would you know that the vaccine worked?
 

winjim

Smash the cistern
You’d still get symptoms just mild ones. Plus you’d develop T cells and / or anti bodies
We do know it at least provokes the correct immune response. Mild symptoms could mean anything really.
Unless of course it didn't work or your in the control group. :eek:
Reports of symptoms post-vaccination are certainly consistent with my experience so I think it's likely, although by no means certain, that I am in the test group. Of course there is an easy way to find out...
 

Slick

Guru
We do know it at least provokes the correct immune response. Mild symptoms could mean anything really.

Reports of symptoms post-vaccination are certainly consistent with my experience so I think it's likely, although by no means certain, that I am in the test group. Of course there is an easy way to find out...
Yeah but don't do it.

I know it's just chat on a forum but does taking part in the study change your attitude or behaviour?
 

winjim

Smash the cistern
Yeah but don't do it.

I know it's just chat on a forum but does taking part in the study change your attitude or behaviour?
Nah, not as far as I'm aware. Still acting exactly the same as I was before to the best of my knowledge. I'm slightly optimistic that there's a chance that I may have been successfully vaccinated against this virus but there's a >50% change that I haven't. Certainly my family, loved ones, most of my colleagues and everybody else that I come into contact with haven't so I'm not taking any risks. Which of course makes efficacy testing kind of difficult.
 

marinyork

Resting in suspended Animation
Location
Logopolis
99% in a supermarket today wearing coverings. The one exception had a visor. 90% of staff rather surprisingly. The social distancing is going though, to many impatient knobbers cutting and barging in where they'd wait a few seconds before.
 

screenman

Legendary Member
I've moaned about them before and i'm going to do it again! The teaching unions are at it again,telling the government,teachers,parents and pupils that it's not safe to go back,not even in September! Nice isn't it when they're well funded by the taxpayer,so why would they want to go back when they're getting 100% of their wages for doing bugger all! IF the schools do reopen in September we'll have had nearly 6 months of this! Are teachers keeping out of supermarkets or not going on holiday to avoid C19? No they are not,so why can't they get back to doing what they are well paid to do and that's teach. The police must be sick of it, as these brats being off is leading to increased yobbery! Not to mention the parents who're having to either find child minders for the younger children,or put up with anti-social behaviour at home off the older ones! Teachers,you've had your nice long holiday,please at least go back in September.....after another 6 weeks of taxpayer funded holidays!!:headshake:

You need some serious education, my son and his wife both teachers have been into work everyday.
 

C R

Guru
Location
Worcester
Makes me angry how many people knock teachers yet as we have seen cannot manage to give thier own kids a little home schooling lately, I wonder if it has changed the views of some parents, somehow I doubt it.
Nah, their inability to tear themselves from their screen to do half an hour of reading, mathematics or even play is obviously the teachers fault.
 
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MntnMan62

Über Member
Location
Northern NJ
New Jersey is introducing a bill for the State's schools that would require all districts to only offer online instruction and no in class education for the coming school year. I'm all for that bill being passed. Let's face it. Adults can't even figure out how to properly social distance yet they expect kindergarteners to do it?
 
New Jersey is introducing a bill for the State's schools that would require all districts to only offer online instruction and no in class education for the coming school year. I'm all for that bill being passed. Let's face it. Adults can't even figure out how to properly social distance yet they expect kindergarteners to do it?

That's a tough one because it assumes all children have a reliable internet connection, and more importantly, a place to learn and competent support from home.
 
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