Some people know they are ill. I knew I was ill Saturday but couldn’t get in for a test. Anyway fever passed but other symptoms of what seem to be omicron type came up. Maybe it’s just a coincidence and not covid at all. I wait for the results. I don’t know whether to hope for covid or not since I feel pretty much OK except for the nasty cough and digestive issue. I think it will pass soon enough. So do I hope it is “mild covid” and now maybe have natural immunity, or do I hope it was something else?
Some don’t know they are ill. The asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic for example. This vaccine passport system is an abysmal idea, so poorly thought out. So you got jabbed you get to congregate in crowded places. Hooray! But the jab doesn’t stop the disease from spreading at all. So all the jabbed are super spreading to other jabbed. We are led by a bunch of blathering idiots.
AS for all other communicable diseases - no political or financial gain from that.
-— :We are led by a bunch of blathering idiots. AS for all other communicable diseases - no political or financial gain from that.”
I wholly agree.
No, that's not true. If it was true, cases would probably be 2x, maybe more. (Lots of complex stuff going on with those variables* in the exponents of the spread equations.) Viral exposure levels would be even higher, likely driving up the % of severe cases, aside from the vaccines' direct reduction of serious cases.
*It IS true that behavioral variances come into play. There is clearly a group who think the vaccines allow them to throw caution to the winds, increasing the chances their resistance can be overwhelmed.
BTW, a biggie to watch is your O2 level. Do you have access to a well reviewed pulse oximeter?