matter what you're doing about it, right?

Why did World War II kill more people than your neighbors arguing about their trash cans? Because it was World War II and that's not you neighbor. You know it's not like arguing with your neighbor. If infections go through the roof the death count's going up no matter what. Doesn't matter how many people are vaccinated. And everybody's vaccinated. Once you get everybody vaccinated then if you die you're dying vaccinated. So yeah that might be a counting problem as well.

Then why more infections? The reason there's more infection is we're in a pandemic and we don't have anything that stops it. We know that. We wanted vaccines to stop it but they don't do that. Which doesn't mean that the vaccines are necessarily useless. They just don't stop it cold.

So pretty wrong Scott. Natural immunity does. Natural immunity does what? Because apparently there are people with natural immunity who've gotten it twice. Are you aware of that? That's the thing. So they probably were immunocompromised or something. Yes and we're all not sitting home. That's true. There's more interaction.

Jefferson deeply depressed from lost suffering 10 years ago. What do you do about somebody who had a loss 10 years ago and can't get over it? That would, I don't have a quick answer for that.

Yes I did predict that they would. If anybody doesn't know this I did predict at the beginning when Project Warp Speed was first announced I did predict it would fail to create a vaccine that actually stopped the coronavirus. And the reason I predicted it was not because I'm so smart. It's because all of the experts who had worked in that field said we've been working on this for decades and we can't, we're not even close. So we're definitely not going to do it in a year. And I thought well if everybody working in the field says they can't do it and they don't know how to do it probably they're right.

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