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

Science does change, that's kinda it's thing. It's like starting with a brick and expecting the building to be that brick if it didn't get built upon.

I have just many some 'simple' answers. If US citizen look at other healthcare systems, not necessarily German, look at Denmark, Norway, Sweden or even Japan... who pays for them? The people will have to pay for themselves.. there are many political barriers that limit this system. I live far far away and literally got no influence and I just look from an outside perspective on those things and based on healthcare I see that there needs to be a change. @Wolfie I basically just said that he should not post studies without context. I am not censoring him but also freedom of speech means, that I can call people out who talk bullshit. If you think that I am censoring him, just by calling stuff out does not meaning censoring... sigh In terms of studies, just let me briefly summarize the concept: Scientists do not look only at single studies they take all studies into consideration, you never just look at a single study and compare it to another study. You look at criteria such as the numbers of participants and the results. Studies that have a low number of participants are not that meaningful than studies that took a higher number of participants. Even though a good journalist or scientist takes all of the studies into consideraterion. I did mention media because Germany for example does not have privatized channels that are focusing on news and let people such as Carlson flourish. Thsi results in an independant media, which is still not perfect, because a lack of research can always occur but is not bound to certain political parties. Germany for example has several different parties and is not just limited to only 2. For example the Green party is rising in popularity and probably getting more voters, due to a climate crisis, such as the flood that took many houses and lives and the general crisis of global warming Not saying that I did vote for them, just giving an example.

@timelessness The US does have more than two political parties. We have the Libertarian and the Green Party. Nobody gives a shit about them to the point where they might as well not exist.

Do you think this is true? https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-04/when-will-covid-pandemic-end-near-me-vaccine-coverage-calculator 7 years is so long and this is in america, where a lot of people are vaccinated. I registered for vaccination months ago and I still haven't heard from them. I was hoping this would end next year.

Just my opinion. Life will "return to normal" when we let it. Covid will still be there. We know vaccinated people can transmit it now. It's unlikely that it will go away. I heard claims that the vaccine somehow prevents mutation of the virus. That does not make sense to me given that it is still transmissible. If anything the vaccine is performing selection, promoting more infectious variations. I'm sure we will see a round two of vaccines eventually.