In practice, the guidance the government out means very little. You still have to wear a mask whenever you go to the store. They’re saying you still need to get tested if you feel sick.
The benefit of the vaccine is that you might not get sick with the Chinavirus, or get less sick if you get it.
which means it's not a vaccine. Vaccines give a high percentage likelihood of IMMUNITY, not "ability to cope with symptoms".
A vaccine means it's one shot and you're done, either permanently or maybe you get a booster every few years, not a "gene therapy" injection that "might last 3 months but you're still susceptible to infection or infecting others"
In practice, the guidance the government out means very little. You still have to wear a mask whenever you go to the store. They’re saying you still need to get tested if you feel sick.
The benefit of the vaccine is that you might not get sick with the Chinavirus, or get less sick if you get it.
which means it's not a vaccine. Vaccines give a high percentage likelihood of IMMUNITY, not "ability to cope with symptoms".
A vaccine means it's one shot and you're done, either permanently or maybe you get a booster every few years, not a "gene therapy" injection that "might last 3 months but you're still susceptible to infection or infecting others"