Name:   MartiniMan - Subject:   From MartiniMan Date:   8/23/2021 10:45:17 AM

I read the study from NY and have a few salient observations.  There were a total of 1,271 hospitalizations of vaccinated versus 7,308 for the invaccinated during the study period (May 3-July 25).  On a population basis this equates to 0.17 per 100,000 for vaccinated versus 2.03 per 100,000 for unvaccinated.  Sounds bad right?  Not so much.  From the beginning we've known that the vaccine reduces hospitalizations so this is not surprising.  So does Ivermectin and a number of other effective treatments.  But what is important to understand is that your chances of being hospitalized regardless of vaccine status is incredibly low.  Even the vaccinated chances of being hospitalized is 0.002% (2.03/100,000*100).  And as the study discussed, the rates of hospitalizations of vaccinated and unvaccinated are rising slightly for both groups but the vast majority of the hospitalizations for either group are over age 65.  No surpise there.  And in the study the mean age of those that died was 82 years.  None of this is news and it only confirms what I have been saying all along, if you are elderly or have health issues it is clearly worth taking a chance on the gene therapy.  The benefits outweigh the risks.....everyone else, not so much.  Children not at all.  And as with almost every virus, it has mutated to be more contagious and less deadly.

So unless you are a scientist and actually read the study you would probably freak out and rush out to get the experimental gene therapy when in reality the study demonstrates that if you are under age 65 and have no co-morbidities you are at virtually no risk of being hospitalized or dying.  And the difference between the two groups will be less and less every day as the vaccine effectiveness continues to wane.  Your odds of being hospitalized from the ChiCom Facui virus whether you are vaccinated or unvaccinated are lower than getting killed in a car accident.  And for children the odds are lower than your lifetime odds of getting struck by lightning.