I presume he didn't mean this for those living in South Africa where there is a pretty bad variant and low vaccination rate.
"We should not be particularly concerned about the variants ... prior infection with the wild type virus and vaccination provide protection against severe outcomes arising from reinfection with the mutated virus." - Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Stanfordhttps://lockdownsceptics.org/risk-of-asymptomatic-spread-minimal-variants-over-hyped-masks-pointless-an-interview-with-professor-jay-bhattacharya/ …
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Dangerous bullshit. Look at what is actually happening, as in Brazil, + right here in NA. When jurisdictions bother to do asymptomatic testing, the truths of just how much this is an issue are clear. People get it more than once, + kids can't be vaccinated yet. It's not over.
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Nor should we have been concerned about asymptomatic spread...or Kawasaki Syndrome...or Long Covid...or any of the other hobgoblins we've used to turn the human experience into a protracted bout of concern trolling.
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Highly recommend this website (as well as others linked within)...http://lockdownsceptics.org
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Why do you highly recommend it?
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@TwitterSafety disinformation reporting option now please! This is dangerous - we need only look to Brazil to see what happens when a variant takes over in a jurisdiction with wide wild-type seroprevalence.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I just was number 1000 liking it. Anything to win?
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Martin reading articles published in scientific journals, not the one published in lockdownsceptics may advance your understanding of why new variants might be troublesome
!https://twitter.com/Timothee_B/status/1360981420836061186?s=20 …Here is the thread of our new pre-print
Sensitivity of infectious SARS-CoV-2 B.1.1.7 and B.1.351 variants to neutralizing antibodies
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