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I am unburdened by what has been.
The architect behind the USA covid response strategy is stepping down. Flip-Flop Fauci will step down at the end of the year. Good riddance.
It is incredible how some people seem to have no viable memory of the last couple of years.The architect behind the USA covid response strategy is stepping down. Flip-Flop Fauci will step down at the end of the year. Good riddance.
That is certainly true. When Fauci spoke, I heard a diplomat using very specific words for very specific purposes to imply very specific meanings. A lot of people are not capable of understanding language as such.I don't think Fauci was a good voice for govt.
Engineers when talking shop may go back and forth between one side or idea and another. This may be true but then maybe not.
That is the way Fauci talked on camera, like a scientist sifting through an issue. It could be this or it could be that. Masks may be effective but maybe they are not. I understood, but to the average viewer he was ambiguous and misleading.
On health issues people need clear easy to digest statements.
HL Menken said:For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong.
Not a disaster. Trump was the disaster when suggesting doctors look into injecting bleach into Covid patients. Dr. Birx made that much clear.Fauci did some important work and is an expert on infections, but a disaster as a public speaker. The iconic scientist with no social savvy.
See also "Classi"
Insufficient data for a meaningful response.Will people who have not yet been vaccinated be allowed to take the bivalent Pfizer or Moderna vaccines without taking the univalent Wuhan strain vaccines?
Will someone be considered fully vaccinated after ONLY getting two shots of these new bivalent vaccines?
It's one of the advantages to a coherent immigration policy.The Southern border is teaming with unchecked arrivals and yet the bureaucrats are sticking to their anti-science guns.
On health issues people need clear easy to digest statements.
I think that’s a want, not a need, and you can’t always get what you want. Clear, easy to digest statements on health issues are very likely to be wrong and misleading.
HL Menken said:For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong.
Are you saying it’s better for people to be wrong than to ask them to acknowledge complexity?
I do not think so, they are intended as boosters. I believe they are a reduced dose from what the primary sequence was.Will people who have not yet been vaccinated be allowed to take the bivalent Pfizer or Moderna vaccines without taking the univalent Wuhan strain vaccines?
Will someone be considered fully vaccinated after ONLY getting two shots of these new bivalent vaccines?
And water is wet.Oh my goodness, First Lady “Dr” Jill Biden has tested positive again.
These vaccines have been a bit of a bust really. So odd that the USA is (so far) banning entry to US Open champion Novak Djokavic because he’s not vaccinated. What’s the betting the rule will be dropped to allow Djokavic to enter and compete in the open? Science my ass.
I do not think so, they are intended as boosters. I believe they are a reduced dose from what the primary sequence was.Will people who have not yet been vaccinated be allowed to take the bivalent Pfizer or Moderna vaccines without taking the univalent Wuhan strain vaccines?
Will someone be considered fully vaccinated after ONLY getting two shots of these new bivalent vaccines?
Both Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna have asked the government for emergency use authorization for a bivalent booster that would be based on the earlier vaccine as well as target the now-prevalent BA.4/5 subvariants. The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are expected to give a green light in coming days. The Pfizer dose is for those 12 years and older; Moderna’s for 18 and older. In both cases, before the booster, a patient must have taken the two primary doses.
People prefer easy to digest statements that are wrong over nuanced statements that are correct.