Arielle Popstar

Would the vaccines have a bearing on which strains become dominant?

First off, my summation was based off of the figures from the exact same site that you yourself list as authoritative, as it was the one Dr. John Campbell used in his Youtube analysis. Looking at that graph from page he lists as his reference, one can see the unvaccinated cases leveling off and starting to drop while the vaccinated cases are doing a fairly steep rise. Your rebuttal is rebutting something I did not address in the first place. Please look at the craftiness in your own backyard before looking for it in others. Yes, God will judge me, so you don't have to In the meantime perhaps you could look at where your "facts" differ from the Dr. Campbells Youtube to see if there is anything you may need to adjust on your own understanding. Wonder if the studies authors would be surprised at how quickly the Covid virus is mutating. "Thus, we contend that vaccine resistance is less of a concern than drug resistance because it is less likely to evolve and when it does, it is less harmful to human and animal health and well-being." Think that statement has been proved wrong considering the speed of the delta variant and the significant reduction in efficacy in both antibody treatments and vaccines. Nothing on that page addresses my original point. Btw, should I be calling you Dr Innula considering that you make yourself out to be more of an authority on interpretation of the data than the Youtube Doctor I linked? He is most definitely not an anti vaxxer and since this pandemic has started has consistently preached the importance of getting vaccinated. He is also straightforward with his analysis of the data and a good deal more honest than a many of the ones I see elsewhere including here. He is thorough and exact on his analysis which makes his videos a bit tedious at times but that is all good when one wants exact information, right? Interesting point though on the page you did link: The risk of identifying a new infection following vaccination was highest during the first 21 days after the first vaccination That verifies what many have said about getting Covid after being vaccinated.

Well they are the typical clickbait factchecking sort of articles you favour. I wonder if you even read them considering their rebuttals to some stated fact it is checking, agrees for the most part but takes issue with some small detail not germane to the initial fact. Taking the USA Today one they state: "The claim that the "death toll” of COVID-19 vaccines is more than 20 times higher than that of past vaccines is FALSE, based on our research. Deaths reported to VAERS for the COVID-19 vaccines do outnumber reports for past vaccines, but those reports have not been verified as being causally related." I didn't state it was 20 times higher as it is quite evident from the number it is only 11 times higher then all previous vaccine deaths prior to covid. Whether or not it is causal, it is still statistically significant in comparison. My question would be why you vaccine drug pushers are so adamant about trying to hide the negative effects of them. Shouldn't human guinnea pigs be informed of the potential side effects?

Oh that is interesting: "Daily active smokers are infrequent among outpatients or hospitalized patients with COVID-19. Several arguments suggest that nicotine is responsible for this protective effect via the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR)." https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04583410

Oh look, snowflakes are cheating and reading my posts! Get me back on your block list!

There are some good arguments out there for the idea that the new strains are as a direct result of the vaccines themselves. After all, there would be no need for the virus to mutate if there had been no vaccine and that is proven by the fact that the vaccines are not as effective on the delta strain. Same as antibiotic resistance.

Well then what is this all about with the Vaccine adverse events, especially considering that the voluntary reporting system only reflects 1 in a 100 actual events and for these vaccines is only the short term events nevermind what will be discovered long term as to the potential harms. You have no scientific studies to support your opinions on their safety. https://www.openvaers.com/covid-data

Maybe they could tax teleports and promote the idea that it is a privilege, not a right. More people would start to take public transportation like pods and see the countryside and maybe even meet some new people.

From what I have read, an MD still has the ability to override the FDA's recommendations and the NIH for example has no guidelines for or against Ivermectin's use. Enough studies out there showing some degree of efficacy fort the Covid treatments so it certainly would not have harmed in any case even if it was nothing more then a placebo effect. Her bedside manner in effect signed the patients death warrant by removing all hope. Thx for the correction.

It isn't anywhere near 9 times. Probably barely 50% vaccinated if you include the 12-18 age group.

Wonderful bedside manner she has. Too bad she didn't offer to treat the patient with Ivermectin or hydrocloronique as the the patient might well still be alive today. Instead she uses the death to promote her little agenda. Keep her well away from me.

Regardless it counters the argument that the unvaccinated are any more of a danger to others than the vaccinated. The vaccine becomes a personal decision that is relevant for oneself rather than the community as a whole. Some of the unvaccinated have to weigh the risk of getting an adverse effect from vaccines vs getting Covid itself.

It would appear that in the UK at least, the numbers of vaccinated contracting COVID is about to overtake the numbers of unvaccinated contracting it. Regardless of whether or not there is a difference in the severity of the symptoms, both still appear to be able to transmit the disease to others so to me it sounds like people should be careful of both the vaccinated and unvaccinated who might be displaying symptoms.

I do wonder how often those who so much complain about places like Amazon, Walmart etc also use them for much of their shopping needs. Myself I have never bought anything from Amazon mostly because I do try to buy Canadian whenever possible and not so much out of principle against either of those 2 employers. My brother does work for Amazon and to be honest, the rate of pay is pretty much equivalent for that type of work in the area. Bezos has made a lot of money regardless of how much he pays workers but there is plenty of other companies who pay similar and yet the owners of those companies are not flush with cash so I would say Jeff has maximized his profit in other ways.

Then again that is what you get with copyrights, trademarks etc. It was a system put in place to promote people putting the time and effort into developing things for the betterment of society as a whole. In any other context I am sure that most are all in support of those things that give those people a monopoly through copyrights.

Majority of the wealthy became that way because they offered a better product or service that we were willing to hand them our money for. If we are going to begrudge them that, then simply stop buying from them.

Well when 100 out of millions experience an adverse vaccine event there is certainly enough scrambling to draw a conclusion as to why rather than tell people it is just a figment of their imagination. In the case of telepathy and other types of clairvoyant events, it would appear to be significantly more than just 100 out of millions though. Seems most at one time or another have experienced something which doesn't quite line up with what we know and accept but then chalk it up to coincidence, good or bad luck, etc.

In both cases it is the transference of a type of "information" from one place/object/person to another place/object/person whether by a regular physics and another through quantum entanglement? Then maybe posit your own explanation rather than waiting for others to hand it to you on a platter? What do you think it could be because there really is not much doubt that it does.

Depends on how you define telepathy. Communication between two people by the mental projections of actual words seems to be what many envision but I personally think pictures, feelings and emotions are just as relevant and certainly enough stories of that happening even at a distance. I don't think it is a case that others cannot sense these things but that they are often too preoccupied, self absorbed or simply don't have a belief that something projected to them could be anything other than randomness coming from their own subconscious. Another word that may better describe this connection experienced between twins and other peoples who are close emotionally or spiritually is synchronicity, where like metronomes they synchronize at certain times. Twins often relate how they suddenly were feeling or synced to the other twin when that one was going through some sort of physically or emotionally challenging experience.

I have experienced similar with a cell phone kiosk when I stopped by to check out their new phones as my old one was paid and I was thinking of a new one. It was the same place I had already bought 3 before and referred a number of friends to. The salesgirl was relatively new and did not know me but thought she recognized me as someone who had caused trouble there before and therefore asked me to move on. She called the assistant manager over when I didn't cooperate asking her for verification. He insisted I leave too threatening me with the security guard and/or the police if I didn't. I decided to leave as it was obvious I was not going to get a chance to look at the phones and it wasn't worth it to push the issue. Couple days later I was in the mall to shop at a different store and had to walk by the kiosk but this time the manager who knew me saw me and he rushed right over apologizing profusely for what happened and mentioning he had fired both the salesgirl and assistant manager when he heard of what happened and saw the clear misidentification from the old and new video. I did get a pretty good deal on my new phone as a result though I was a bit sorry the two lost their jobs over it. An apology would have sufficed and hopefully more care paid to the potential of mistaken identity in future.

I understand what you mean but with 2 temperature controlled burners kicking on and off regularly, the smell of propane was always there when stopped. In this case it was something that came up out of the blue and for a change, I decided to check instead of just ignoring it. I think it is the paying attention to it that makes one increasingly sensitive and though wrong at times, become increasingly adept at recognizing times it is something that should be followed.

Another reason for Firestorm is that it has hands down the best support system for its users. That aspect alone is why I would tell any new person to immediately switch from the S/L viewer as it has no support inworld. I have pointed this out to the Lindens on a few occasions, basically telling them that we cannot take seriously their efforts at user retention when they do not even have a inworld group for their viewer. I myself wound up going to a TPV meeting just to find a feature I had heard they had but I couldn't find when I was doing some comparison testing.

I think you are right we are all born with those abilities but we don't all practice them especially the intuition aspect. Intuition to me is like the time when I had a job driving a mobile refreshment truck and one day as I was on my way to the sites I serviced, I was getting this niggling sense I should check my propane tank levels. I had filled them the day before so should have had enough to last the week but I decided to pay attention to the "feeling" and check it anyway. Sure enough they were almost empty as one of the fittings was not tight and the tanks were almost empty and would not have lasted for my shift. To me that was intuition as there was no logical reason for me to think about the tank levels as I should have had enough for several more days and it was not something that would have normally come to mind. For that matter, some of the biggest challenges I have faced in life were as a result of not paying attention to some little niggling sense of something not right that wound up causing a lot of problems.

Oh but I definitely think there is a difference between instinct and intuition. Instinct is more something one learns with a repeated choice whereas intuition is more an ability to understand or have an insight into something without conscious reasoning. https://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-instinct-and-vs-intuition/