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Originally Posted by Bibio
how do we know that a vaccine is more effective than b vaccine? answer we dont.
or is it a case that the virus has already infected most of the population but they dont know they have had it as there are different symptoms for different people.
from the people i have spoke to who have had positive covid tests the main symptoms seem to be:
just headaches and a little nausea for a few days.
no taste or smell for x days, weeks, months.
full blown flu symptoms like pneumonia.
no symptoms.
the most common of the above are no taste or smell and no symptoms with very few actually getting the so called full flu like symptoms.
also households who only one member has contracted covid while the rest haven't and we are talking about adults who sleep together....
i'm not against vaccination, far from it as history tells us we have already eradicated the smallpox virus but that took years and years of testing and global vaccination that was proven to work.
if the vaccine works then why are vaccinated people still being told to wear face coverings and keep social distancing?
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Because the vaccine doesn't start to take effect for 2 weeks for one thing.
From the people you have spoken to you won't have spoken to the people who have died from Covid !
Don't you think though that the sooner more people get vaccinated the sooner we can all get out and about in a 'more normal' way ?