Heh, well yer lucky then because I’m just one poster on an ultralight forum - I don’t think the Prime Minister is listening. Although, the feedback I’m getting from some here yer’d think I were the one deciding government policy...?
I’m a bit mystified by the hatred coming out of some posters. I woulda thought a forum is for discussion of differing views, even extreme views. And even test a few scenarios and see if they fly... sometimes the buffeting breaks the theory up in flight, ...sometimes yer get a moon shot...?
Speaking of moon shots...
“...Four coronaviruses commonly infect humans: OC43 and 229E (discovered in the 1990s) and HKU1 and NL63 (discovered a decade ago). These are part of a group of 200 odd (and distinct) viruses that cause the “common cold” for which, as we all know, there is no vaccine.
In addition, two other coronaviruses can infect us: SARS and MERS. For these, as well, there is no vaccine despite scientists working on it for years. Instead, we know that “Early efforts to develop a SARS vaccine in animal trials were plagued by a phenomenon known as vaccine-induced enhancement, in which recipients exhibit worse symptoms after being injected”. Basically, a bad vaccine can kill far more of us than the virus itself.
Jane Halton, who chairs the Bill Gates-backed Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovation “has warned that there is no guarantee of success”. Australian National University academic Peter Collignon has confirmed to me that: “I don’t think we can assume with any certainty we will get a safe and effective vaccine for all. We haven’t for a number of other infections eg HIV, Hep C, Dengue, RSV despite trying very hard”.
Thus, virtually everyone who knows about coronaviruses knows that a vaccine is a moonshot...”
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/seeing-the-invisible/india-has-only-one-choice-anders-tegnells-swedish-approach/
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