Coronavirus. Your thoughts? [Serious and Non-Serious]

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fuck it mandatory vaccinations

Fuck the vaccine, shit is a scam. CDC lied, the delta variant ignores the vaccine. There is literally no point in getting it. Even if everyone had taken the vaccine, these variants came from other countries who couldnt get the vaccine fast enough since they came from america anyway.

@momoichi https://youtu.be/IBWU_7iCUTg

According to the video that you posted Pandus. Assuming the worst case scenario for the Pfizer vaccine in France. Which allegedly has a death rate 45.3 per 1 million doses. 45.3 per 1 million is about a 0.00453% chance. Which is about 4 in one thousand of 1% chance. To give you an idea on how small of a % that is. The odds of someone getting struck by lightning in their lifetime is about 1 in 3000 or a 0.03333% chance. 0.03333>0.00453, in other words. Someone over their lifetime is about 7 times more likely to be struck by lighting, than under the worse of circumstances to die from the Pfizer vaccine. Based off the numbers. Not any feeling or biased sentiments. If someone is truly afraid of the vaccine, then that person should be more afraid of going out every day. As they’re statistically more likely to get struck by lighting then to die from the Pfizer vaccine. But people don’t understand the data or numbers. People don’t live by numbers. People don’t make rationale decisions based of data. People make irrational decisions based off misinformed data. Complete math illiteracy. The video has a text that reads, “shocking Pfizer death rate”. Right? A 0.00453% or a 4 in one thousand of 1 percent chance is shockingly high. Imagine dividing 1% by 1000. That's the realm of how shockingly high it is. I think the school system has completely failed society. People can’t do very basic statics and probability. People throw around numbers. People are ignorant on what those numbers actually mean. Now you know why basic math education is important.