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I liked your comment re case counts versus hospitalizations. I also hope those reporting are using a generally agreed on common definition of hospitalization for Covid-19. I heard a comment on television the other day to the effect that something like 65% of "hospitalizations" in New York being...

The concern of course is the possibility of entering a wage-price spiral. I don't think that's likely here. But since an increase in demand is generally good, but a bottle neck in supply is bad, it seems the effort should be focused on increasing supply and making markets more competitive. I'd...

You're being unkind. I really do wish for what is in your best interest. I don't want you to die, I just want you to suffer a horrible Covid-19 illness, which seems the only way you will be able to learn that it is foolish to rely on good health to protect you from something like the Covid-19...

You misunderstood. I am wishing you a full blown case requiring intubation, not a mild case. But I still have hope since prior infection does not give very effective protection against future infection compared to mRNA vaccination.

please see my post #113 above.

There is quite a bit of reliable data that indicates vaccination provides superior protection from future re-infection compared to prior infection. You might want to check into that.

I want to throw something in here that i have previously commented on, but only briefly, in another thread. As a scientist, and as one who has used PCR in my own work and has studied biochemistry formally, though it is not my area of specialization, I want to mention some aspects of Covid...

Thank you for stating thmeaninis in a succinct way. It's so succinct, I doubt many will grasp either the insight or irony. Thank you anyway.

Red Sun has it right. Let's calm down. The inflation rate right now is higher than we would like, but not anything like historically high rates. There are supply issues in the face of suddenly increasing demand due to the Biden administration's making a clever end run both through and around...

I wish you a full blown case of Covid, any of the variants will do. I don't want you to die, but rather just appreciate how really sick and miserable it is possible to feel without actually dying. Then you'll be a great advocate for modern science, and we won't have to hear anymore of this...

You've been wrong all along. You waited until science had an answer for Covid and then claimed you were right all along. Being right now, however, is not the same as being right all along. Unfortunately in your case you're still wrong because you don't want to acknowledge two inescapable...

This idea has some merit but only were the increased wage can not be met by the private sector as opposed to the private sector learning to depend on government subsidy. We should strive for an honest economy.. Most businesses that find they are incapable of operating in the private sector...

That is certainly a factor in why the economy is doing so well. There has been a huge boost on the demand side. When you put more money in the hands of the wealthy it does relatively little to boost the economy. When you put money in the hands of people who will spend it , you get a huge...

Idiot. when dealing with percent, you have to know the size of either the numerator or the denominator as well as the quotient to make sense of a percent figure. What you need to know is the fraction of covid patients seriously ill with Omicron among the unvaccinated versus the fraction of...

It is not a joke. I am dead serious. Look at the economy. Look at the data. Look at the increase in wages and compare that to inflation. People at the bottom end are doing much netter now. Ask yourself, am I doing better now than i was three years ago?

this is not true however. What you are referring to as "shape" is due to protein folding which is dependent on the amino acid sequence in the proteins of interest.. In the case of the pfizer and moderna vaccines, that cause cells to produce antibodies that recognize the spike proteins on the...

And don't for get folic acid as it's woefully inadequate in U.S. diets. (You may need to take some B12 along with the folic acid -- don't overdo it.) Being in good health is unquestionably helpful in defeating a covid infection. But no matter what supplements you take, including none, if your...

Sorry, but the data says otherwise. See the CDC.

It is not without reason that you have become known as one of ET's resident lunatics.

That's 0.1 % of the MD's in the world that hold these views, assuming you are right. I'm going to have to go with the 99.9% here. You can find an advocate for anything, no matter how crackpot the idea, if you look hard enough. ZeroHedge is the ideal place to look for crackpots.