Did the Covid shot make you cranky?

[MossRoad]

I don't know how they can come up with a number when so many people supposedly had the virus without ANY symptoms...

They are not testing for antibodies before administering the vaccine...

How do you know this? The study was done in the UK on a select number of people that had the virus before being administered the vaccine.

From the article:
"Researchers in the U.K. conducted an observational study that looked at adverse events after COVID-19 vaccination. A total of 947 healthcare workers across three hospitals participated in the study by self-reporting symptoms after vaccination. Of those, 265 participants had previously tested positive for the virus. "

 

[/pine]

How do you know this? The study was done in the UK on a select number of people that had the virus before being administered the vaccine.

From the article:
"Researchers in the U.K. conducted an observational study that looked at adverse events after COVID-19 vaccination. A total of 947 healthcare workers across three hospitals participated in the study by self-reporting symptoms after vaccination. Of those, 265 participants had previously tested positive for the virus. "

Just seems to me that with all the millions of those vaccinated an untold number of those likely had had the virus...

I'm curious if they can distinguish between antibodies created naturally and those created via the vaccine...

 

[ArlyA]

Just seems to me that with all the millions of those vaccinated an untold number of those likely had had the virus...

I'm curious if they can distinguish between antibodies created naturally and those created via the vaccine...

Gosh, of course they can but here in the states, darn few are being tested for that. And already having it offers little protection if you catch it again.

And guess what percent of doctors got the vaccination asap?? Over 95% of them here in the states.

 

[JethroB]

Odds of benefitting from vaccination. 9 in 10. "Not for me, too risky. Don't like the odds."

Odds of winning Powerball jackpot. 1 in 292 million. "I gotta have some of that. Jackpot is up so I'll buy 10 tickets. 1 in 29 million is much better odds."

And then you wind up splitting the $ with 5 other winners. I bet most don’t see that coming.

 

[Molalla1]

Bottom line in my mind is . . . get the shot (shots) . . .

 

[the old grind]

Powerball would have to sell 292,000,000 tickets without duplication to assure there would be a winner. Don't think they sell that many between drawings. IMO Not as likely that several will pick the same number as it may seem esp when < 100 mil are sold on a drawing. btw, IMO This kind of thing is the height of taxing people who aren't good at math.

 

[Molalla1]

I hear you . . .

 

[Jstpssng]

Odds of benefitting from vaccination. 9 in 10. "Not for me, too risky. Don't like the odds."

Odds of winning Powerball jackpot. 1 in 292 million. "I gotta have some of that. Jackpot is up so I'll buy 10 tickets. 1 in 29 million is much better odds."

Actually though, 10 tickets means that you have 10 chances in 292 million.

 

[Jstpssng]

And then you wind up splitting the $ with 5 other winners. I bet most don’t see that coming.

$168 million, the government retains half leaving only 84 mill to split 6 ways. 14 million dollars would still be a nice little nest egg.
Having said that I've also never bought a lottery ticket in my life.

 

[drssg]

Me neither. I'm pretty sure my odds of winning the lottery are less than the odds that I'll die in an auto accident on the way to buy my ticket.