Changing Covid testing requirements

[brsnow]

It’s sadly hilarious how stupid so many people are, obviously they caught it from someone who took every precaution…

Yes, that is very possible and not stupid. I certainly worked from home, took all precautions even a n95 the few times I ventured out and seemed to give to my household.

 

[DandyDon]

The only thing being vaccinated and boostered is doing it causing the virus to mutate faster.

That's just wrong, but you don't seem like the type interested in facts.

 

[Robert H. Diver]

That's just wrong, but you don't seem like the type interested in facts.

It’s not actually….that’s literally how viruses work. They mutate…but ok.

 

[OrcasC205]

It’s not actually….that’s literally how viruses work. They mutate…but ok.

Viruses mutate when they replicate. The longer they are in the host and the more they are transmitted between hosts, the more opportunity they have to mutate. Vaccines reduce both the viral load in the host and the transmissibility of the virus between hosts which reduces the rate of mutation.

Research debunks myth that COVID vaccination promotes mutations

 

[BRT]

Viruses mutate when they replicate. The longer they are in the host and the more they are transmitted between hosts, the more opportunity they have to mutate. Vaccines reduce both the viral load in the host and the transmissibility of the virus between hosts which reduces the rate of mutation.

Research debunks myth that COVID vaccination promotes mutations

The ones that manage to replicate survive. If a vaccine tends to stop some and not others the survivors become the majority. In pest control in orchards, something I have a little experience with, pesticides that are partially effective rapidly become less effective, because of this same thing. Using lower, not very effective rates of pesticides promotes mutations because more mutations survive. If the vaccines were good enough to actually stop almost all transmission they would not allow the virus to mutate around them. But they are not that good. The vaccines do not stop the virus from replicating and from infecting other people.

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Why don't I use examples from covid research instead of pesticide research? Because anybody telling the truth about covid mutating in response to vaccines will be slapped down.

 

[Robert H. Diver]

The ones that manage to replicate survive. If a vaccine tends to stop some and not others the survivors become the majority. In pest control in orchards, something I have a little experience with, pesticides that are partially effective rapidly become less effective, because of this same thing. Using lower, not very effective rates of pesticides promotes mutations because more mutations survive. If the vaccines were good enough to actually stop almost all transmission they would not allow the virus to mutate around them. But they are not that good. The vaccines do not stop the virus from replicating and from infecting other people.

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Why don't I use examples from covid research instead of pesticide research? Because anybody telling the truth about covid mutating in response to vaccines will be slapped down.

You couldn’t be more correct, but people are too ignorant to realize it.

 

[tursiops]

You couldn’t be more correct, but people are too ignorant to realize it.

If you two guys pushing this theory are correct, then why has omicron peaked, subsided, and almost gone away in many places?

 

[Robert H. Diver]

If you two guys pushing this theory are correct, then why has omicron peaked, subsided, and almost gone away in many places?

Because it’s a weak variant?

 

[OrcasC205]

Because it’s a weak variant?

Or more likely, you two are just plain wrong.

 

[tridacna]

The ones that manage to replicate survive.

Nope. Incorrect. The ones that manage to survive replicate.

When your first assumption is so obviously ignorant, the rest that follows is utter bollocks too.