@jlj (#3qbo22q) Yup precisely! I only wish there was a better way to deal with all this. Thise of us that work with tech are fortunate, we can choose to work from home.

@prologic (#3qbo22q) Well it's interesting to hear people's thoughts on a controvertial global and topical issue 😆. That's what social media is all about I guess.

@will (#3qbo22q) AhahahahHH 🤣😁😂😁🤣😁😂😁🤣😂😁

(#3qbo22q) The rushed theory is false, as I understand it. They've been working on coronaviruses for a long time, and were largely successful in conducting in parallel many of the steps that were done sequentially in slower times.

@jlj (#3qbo22q) I don't think any vaccine especially for viruses really stops you from a) harboring it or b) potentially spreading it. It really helps you potentially from being overcome by it.

(#3qbo22q) I actually got the vax at work because my boss sent me an email that they had some extra ones. The second dose was frankly pretty painful. Since I'm pretty sure I'm due for a third sometime soon, I can't help but wonder, will it be better or worse? And furthermore as a guy who blew off the last 3 years of flu shots out of laziness I've enjoyed not having to worry about that outdated virus since everybody masking up shut it down... seemingly...

(#3qbo22q) Whilst I respect your opinion, I restpfectully disagree with you. It is not selfish (_depending on your motiviations_). Much like the Influenza viruses, we really shouldn't be calling these "vaccines". We are giving people a false sense of security. These are not well tested with longitudinal studies, these "vaccines" were rushed without proper testing. No doubt you've seen where even fully vaccinated persons continue to both carry, spread and even contract the disease. The Deltra variant is even now plaguing many parts of Australia...

(#3qbo22q) > No testing phase has been skipped during the development of the COVID-19 vaccines. Some of the testing phases have been combined or run at the same time to help test COVID-19 vaccines quickly and make them available as soon as possible. This from my local government -- Sure okay "tests" were done, but my _belief_ this was rushed isn't as false as one might think? What "official" information do you have @jlj ? 🤔

(#3qbo22q) @prologic Agreed. Could've stopped. Horses and the barn now, I'd say.

@anth (#3qbo22q) It's irresponsible, blanketing with "a lot of false statements here." Thanks for treating us like peers. :-/