Quote (fender @ Sep 23 2021 09:35am)
Can you please link arguments before your sources? (In detail, explain what you think the article proves and how it does so) I'm not reading 4 articles (especially not from CBS of all places) before even knowing what you're trying to prove.
I'm also confused by your question about 85 and 100 or how you think it was relevant.
If your intent was to imply that ICUs are already at 100% capacity:
1. Be clear about this, because I'm not going to waste my time decoding sarcasm on every post you make.
and 2. They are not at 100% capacity across the country - sure some hospitals are struggling more than others, but the implication that hospitals are all at 100% or more capacity is outrageously wrong. You can confirm this is true simply by looking up the wait times for beds in various states.
You're also making a lot of really dumb claims about the how viruses function that are going way beyond your level of education.
1. You don't know that unvaccinated people are expressly responsible for mutation - because not even our top epidemiologists know this yet.
2. You don't even know if its your own vaccine that could be causing adaptation in the virus - or even if its a combination of both 1 and 2.
3. You aren't even addressing what's happening with the variants that are proving to be vaccine evasive - it was not unvaccinated people who were responsible for these mutations. Several Harvard researchers have already explained that Covid (by design) is made to change the way it attaches to receptors in the human body once antibodies have fixed the exploit that was last successful. In other words, Covid-19 automatically has the baseline ability to mutate without natural adaptation, which means that ultimately, vaccines may not be the appropriate strategy for beating it.
This post was edited by LoverManGenius on Sep 23 2021 10:01am