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• 傍観だけでは終われなくなった3
• 2021/10/06 (Wed) 12:10
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> The higher the vaccination rate, the fewer people must be infected with COVID
Country comparisons are not apples to apples, so it is difficult to conclude anything from them, not to mention differences in reporting criteria, and infection/mortality rates are influenced by a country's healthcare system, social guarantee system, and In addition to differences in reporting standards, infection/mortality rates are also greatly influenced by a country's healthcare system, social assurance system, and non-vaccine novel corona response. New Zealand, for example, has kept infection rates extremely low, which is why vaccination rates are low to begin with.

> What is the reason why India has the lowest vaccination rate by an order of magnitude
First, you probably have the Relative to population checkbox checked, in which case you are looking at the population ratio. First of all, you probably have the Relative to population checkbox checked, in which case India, with a particularly large population, is compressed in the graph due to the size of the denominator, so it looks that way. If you want to see the number of deaths or infections, you should remove this checkbox, and you will probably get closer to what you are trying to see. So, India also had an intensely bad period around April, but the number of deaths dropped sharply around mid-June, so I'm curious first what happened during that period. The total lockdown by region seems to have continued throughout that terrible period. The start of vaccination was also around the beginning of the mountains in the graph, and although low in terms of population, the number of vaccinators was of course massive, and the total number of first vaccinations exceeded the US in June, and over 200M in that next period.

>The population of Egypt is close to that of Japan
First of all, the proximity of the population is irrelevant when looking at the rate of fatality, but if you specify the case fatality rate in the metric, you can see the fatality rate of people with confirmed infection. Recently, the fatality rate in Egypt is more than five times that in Japan. This is an excellent reflection of the effectiveness of vaccines.

> natural antibodies are enough
No, I remember that the argument was that once a person is infected, he/she has naturally acquired antibodies and does not need a vaccine. The meaning has changed a lot, hasn't it?

> Locking down and making life tight for the general population
On the other hand, if you look at a graph of the number of people infected and the number of deaths, it just feels like it's unavoidable.

> A pharmaceutical company that has been in the red for the past 10+ years has over 3 trillion in sales as soon as it became corona
Which pharmaceutical company is that ？

> The more countries vaccinated, the more deaths from corona by an order of magnitude.
As above, I think you completely misread the statistics. You need to use the proper use of ratio, percentage, cumulative, etc., though, which is indeed confusing.

I just think it's great that you are trying to read something from the statistics. I think you are the first skeptic to do so. Questions are welcome.

• なんとかしよう
• 2021/10/06 (Wed) 12:35
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Are you really from "3 who can no longer just end up on the sidelines" ？ You've suddenly become very smart.
You haven't responded to me, perhaps because of the inconvenience of the PCR test in India,
I just received an e-mail reply from a friend in India,

"Don't deal with idiots. Waste of time." It was.

I'm talking about the current season, but he only gives me the peak season in India
for convenience.......my friend might be right.

Well, let's say we both think so.

• なんとかしよう
• 2021/10/06 (Wed) 12:40
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The Harvard Center for Population ・Development Research published a paper on 9/30/2021, "Increased corona infections are unrelated to vaccination levels, a study of 2947 counties in 68 countries and the United States finds." The paper was published by the
Report from Dr. Haruhiko Inufusa, a physician ・ M.D., Ph. If you have any objections, please e-mail him directly. I agree.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieYc5iDS0NI

• またガセネタ？
• 2021/10/06 (Wed) 13:38
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--Is it possible to donate blood after vaccination?

"For the currently approved RNA vaccines manufactured by Pfizer and Moderna, donation of blood is not permitted for 48 hours after vaccination according to the standards set by the government. There is no national standard and blood donation is not permitted."


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• 不思議
• 2021/10/06 (Wed) 14:28
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