Conavirus......

[frugal-one]

Associated Press article today...

GREECE: Churches throughout the country opened up their doors to the faithful after two months. They limited the number of congregates and dispenses disinfectant outside, but Holy Communion was given using the same spoon.

[Yppej]

We KNOW what you think. You keep yapping about it daily.

Thank you for quoting my post in yours. I love to see my common sense ideas get greater exposure.

[Yppej]

Associated Press article today...

GREECE: Churches throughout the country opened up their doors to the faithful after two months. They limited the number of congregates and dispenses disinfectant outside, but Holy Communion was given using the same spoon.

Maybe they've been listening to Kelly Clarkson. "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger..." It's true - you develop protective antibodies.

[frugal-one]

Thank you for quoting my post in yours. I love to see my common sense ideas get greater exposure.

No one said it was common sense.

[Teacher Terry]

This thread is really getting ridiculous! We have no clue if a herd immunity will be developed.

[ApatheticNoMore]

do we know for sure people develop protective antibodies? No we don't know yet. Do we know even if they did how long the antibodies would last, afterall it could just be a few months? No we don't know yet. Do we know that it might not make you WEAKER and more vulnerable should you catch it again or get something else because it's damaged organs which might set them up for vulnerability later? No we don't know. But yea an awful (covers ears begging for mercy) pop song derivative Nietzsche sure is where I want to get my covid news. I know people want to hope for this and that, oh very well take what hope you must, but just let's not pretend this isn't hope beyond what we actually know.

[ApatheticNoMore]

This thread is really getting ridiculous! We have no clue if a herd immunity will be developed.

+1000

[Yppej]

I'm not sure that reducing 90,000 reported deaths by a fourth would really make a difference in the big scheme of things. I can imagine there are cases where a person with underlying conditions challenges their immune system with CV-19 and the exact cause of death may be complicated.

Also complicating is that people are dying of non-covid causes because they are scared to go to the hospital and possibly catch covid. If their death is due to fear of covid, does that count as a covid death?

[Yppej]

do we know for sure people develop protective antibodies? No we don't know yet. Do we know even if they did how long the antibodies would last, afterall it could just be a few months? No we don't know yet. Do we know that it might not make you WEAKER and more vulnerable should you catch it again or get something else because it's damaged organs which might set them up for vulnerability later? No we don't know. But yea an awful (covers ears begging for mercy) pop song derivative Nietzsche sure is where I want to get my covid news. I know people want to hope for this and that, but this is hope beyond what we actually know.

Do people develop antibodies? Yes. That is why plasma donation works and has saved lives.

Do we know long the antibodies last? No, the virus is too new for us to know.

[iris lilies]

Also complicating is that people are dying of non-covid causes because they are scared to go to the hospital and possibly catch covid. If their death is due to fear of covid, does that count as a covid death?

Hmmm, judges? Can we have a ruling on that?