welcome to the fest

Yes, the over-hype regarding such a small percentage of issues.

Here is another one that just came out:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... d-J-J.html

CDC warns Americans NOT to get J&J shot over blood clot risk following nine deaths...

They are recommending the Pfizer or Moderna shot instead. But this is another case of over-hype. Yes, there is a blood clot risk for a certain group, but 9 is not a huge number compared to the 16 million that had no problem with the shot.

This will cut down on those willing to get a shot or a booster because the J&J is known to have less 'skin reactive' responses than the others. It also is an 'old style' of vaccine that is not using the mRNA style of the Pfizer and Moderna. Many people who are vaccine hesitant are more willing to try an 'old style' vaccine versus what is considered new and unknown (the mRNA).

I get that the Pfizer and Moderna are supposedly more effective against Omicron, but all of them are struggling against the new variants.

There is over-hype and misinformation crap associated with the both the promotion of vaccines and also with the scare tactics of the anti-vax group.

jfc, i tho the fearmongering was already bad enough... like we say in brazil: "o buraco é mais embaixo"

Google translates that as "the hole is further down".

???

Dilemmist wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 16, 2022 2:35 pm

Google translates that as "the hole is further down".

???

this is what you get for using google translate on an idiomatic expression.

Dilemmist wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 16, 2022 2:35 pm

Google translates that as "the hole is further down".

???

I think that roughly means "There's more to it than meets the eye."

*Phew!* Thanks for clearing that up.

On 22/02/2022 (d/m/y) Tat disgraced himself by fearmongering and blood libel.

By the way, 22/02/2022 (d/m/y) is a palindrome, the only one we will witness.

Dilemmist wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 22, 2022 8:20 am

On 22/02/2022 (d/m/y) Tat disgraced himself by fearmongering and blood libel.

By the way, 22/02/2022 (d/m/y) is a palindrome, the only one we will witness.

22/11/22 works too if you write it dd/mm/yy. just a little lol for you

Oh yeah?! Well that date is coming up so you better be ready for it!

-Russly