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That's an argument I have a lot more time for than anti-vaxx. The same sort of things apply as in my other reply - your purchases in a shop are tracked by your phone, card and potentially reward card (Tesco clubcard could, today, be used to identify alcoholics or vegans so long as they shop...

The argument for it is that it incentivises people to get the vaccine in order to enjoy normal life. Since you have spent a lot of time on here banging on about how great normal life is and have now categorically stated "the vaccine works" I can't really see how you're against? If it's purely a...

Well, it was in a response to a completely general question with no references or backup that asked if I'd consider the possibility I was being lied to. I've taken that to mean "lied to about vaccines" given the thread subject, but if you meant I should consider that I'm being lied to about...

:lolol: Do you want to see what the difference in death data is? One day in January 2021 before vaccines - deaths Today's death data https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/covid-19-daily-deaths/ :lolol:

:lolol: Do you want to guess what the difference in the behavioural data is?

I think this covers it....

Good call. Have shifted. In other data news 85% of responders to the NSC poll on use of Covid Pass at BHA are in favour :thumbsup:

:lolol: I'm sure you think no one will ever read your tiresome and tenuous links. That is not data. That is ONE doctor's guess. A doctor who works at an old people's hospital. The vast majority of old people are vaccinated in Israel so the vast majority in an OLD PEOPLE'S hospital are bound to...

Did you stop there and not scroll down? Two shots of AstraZeneca vaccine were 67% effective against the Delta variant, up from 60% originally reported, and 74.5% effective against the Alpha variant, compared to an original estimate of 66% effectiveness.

Why yes it is. Let me Google that for you Seems to mention PHE (who I imagine have quite a lot of people in who are highly educated :lolol: )

Therefore you will have (or have access to get) a digital Covid Pass or a paper one, which you can get in The Amex with. It will take them all of 10 seconds to match this to your photo ID. What's your problem?

When it comes to who to trust on medical and scientific advice then I find a choice between a fully qualified doctor and a bloke from Southwick with a CSE in Woodwork and a YouTube habit almost impossible to make. Why bother with years of studying, debt and experimenting when you could...

I don't disagree and, in fact, had a conversation along those sorts of lines with someone before kick off yesterday. It's certainly different for those of us of a certain vintage. My son hasn't really known any different, whereas at his age, I was telling my parents I was going round a mates...

This, In summary, my match day experience was: Train journey in - just like the first half of the 2019/20 season. As mentioned elsewhere on this thread this won't be for everyone and is probably the biggest risk v freedom decision you'll make for an Albion game. Getting in the North Stand -...

I went out to Chennai to work for three months back in 2001. As part of discussing the placement with the travel team and Resources Manager we had to arrange flights but also visas (so I gave them my passport) and my jabs. At no point did I consider the idea that they might still send me on the...

I'm sorry to hear that but you're absolutely correct to do so. The trains were back to 2019 last night.

So you'd happily tell them you were unable to work due to being ill with Covid but not that you'd taken a step to lessen the possibility and severity of that occurring in the first place? Bizarre.

I had long Covid in 2020. I have been going back to the office sporadically since April when my first jab kicked in and it's a small one with minimal social distancing that needs a tube ride to get to. Therefore I didn't feel too bad yesterday. However, I would say that if you are Covid nervous...

What do you say when you have to phone in sick? "Hi boss, yeah, it's me, WS. I'm afraid I won't be in today because.....well....y'know...." "I don't really, could you be a bit more specific" "No, I'd rather not say, I just WON'T be, OK?" *slams down phone*

The only one who has misunderstood is you, Unc. I suspect you didn't read the other post I was alluding to. I want him to explain why he doesn't have a Covid pass if he's vaccinated. Simple as. There are dozens of other threads covering vaccine efficacy.