COVID-19 Discussion Thread

This summer; once everyone is vaccinated... or at least 70% of population.
will differ from countries, but by the end of the year I think all countries

Off course ... I don't know how to make it, and experts who do say it's okay, so who am I to question that?

I trust it enough. I understand that usually it takes years for something to be released in the medical market but usually that is only because of the huge bureaucracy around registering the patent for a new medicine, not because the thing actually took all that time to be made.

The tests were done, and we are in a emergency situation, so I see no reason not to trust it.

oh man I love this... wish it would never go back lol.

No. vaccines usually take 10 or more years of testing before they are deemed safe.

Idk if I do but I just want Covid to go away. Shits a living hell.

just for everyones sake i am just wondering how are you all doing during Covid-19? because i am really bored which is the main reason i am here and also i want to know how y'all are passing time, keeping yourselves busy and such

i love it. im an introvert at heart, and now I get to stay home and practice coding/art without having to feel bad about not spending time with friends or having FOMO.
it's been great for my productivity.

Another vague question but perhaps the answer may well be the same. Which vaccine are we talking about? All of them? I think my biggest reservation about these vaccines is how quickly they've been developed. Vaccines should take many years to develop and there's a reason for that - to make sure they're safe and effective. Asserting this after such a small amount of time is concerning. Even more concerning is the notion that this should be mandatory. I mean, I'm no anti-vaxxer, in fact I just had a booster for DPT, but the prospect of being forced to be vaccinated using a fast-tracked vaccine makes me shudder.

yes. no vaccine is 100%. better to take your chances with some probability then with 0% probability.