What is herd immunity?
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
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As a virologist, this is a vaccine ad
We can all see that. But as a viroligist, do you disagree or agree with it?
Just scientific facts
I came to learn about herd immunity but vaccines are always mention. I read that the Spanish had herd immunity towards smallpox so i assume herd immunity isnt necessarily related to vaccines. Herd immunity is basically some people that are immune to a virus due to having the infection once OR cause of a vaccine, right?
@@leeprice9572 asking the real questions here
@Michael T ~ As a Virologists you should be able to discern between a Vaccine and an Experimental Synthetic Substance substituting for a Vaccine which is what the so-called SARS2-COVID2 Elixirs are.
Thanks. You just explained this complex topic in such a easy way.
Sorry you are wrong she explained a easy topic in complex way😤😤
Except it's wrong. Herd immunity is when a majority of population is immune. It has *nothing* to do with vaccines.
@@markcrawford5810 But don't vaccines developes immunity? They had a formula like Dead or fake python, which they introduce in body and the body developes WBCs or immunity against that python 🤔
@@gudda_noodles I'm just pointing out the fact that herd immunity only talks about people being immune not immune because of vaccines.
@@markcrawford5810 okey 🙃👍
Thank you guys 🙏🏽❤️😘
Vaccinated people can still catch and spread COVID though. This is blatantly incorrect in the context of COVID.
Very nice explanation it is very helpful too easy to understand,I was worried before but by this video I understand very easily tysm 😊
I am asking for permission to translate this video to Hausa for the consumption of my community.
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Nice Educational video i like it.
Got it sir
Thats kinda cool ya known
83 - 94 % sure when is sure
How we will be vaccinated
Can I download this video? so I can share with our community here in the Philippines. We have a high vaccination hesitant. Worst is they don't believed on covid19 and vvaccine.
Hi Rafael. Thanks for the email. Please do share this video link with your community. There are also a range of video messages about the COVID vaccines here: ua-cam.com/play/PLrDjoT_dO5WGEQK3bSpHXKsAZxZyq1b-n.html
@@ilovepathology i already share the link
Vaccinated people can still catch and spread COVID though. This is blatantly incorrect in the context of COVID.
@@DoomTrooperTV I believed the video is accurate.
@@rafaelty6285 I’m proud of my Filipino brothers for being independent minded & not walking into a vaccine clinic like sheep to the slaughter. Stand Strong Philippines 💪
Herd immunity is *not* when most people are vaccinated it's when most people are immune.
And vaccines make people immune
@@lightningfun6486 People also become naturally immune by being exposed to the thing.
@@markcrawford5810 Not necessarily. Depends on the disease
@@lightningfun6486 @@lightningfun6486 unless it's leaky -- the immune system works by storing pathogens as electromagnetic signatures in memory B cells - the mRNA treatments being used right now for SARS-COV-2 innoculate people against 1 out of 20 proteins that make up the virus (natural infection provides the memory B cells with the EM signature of all 20 proteins)
Mutations happen all the time (you're slightly different from your parents right?), in order to evade the level of innoculation that the mRNA treatments provide, someone only needs to come into contact with a strain that has a slight change to the protein it provides protection against (delta is mutated at the furin cleave site that the spike protein rests on) - so these new mRNA vaccines can be evaded quite easily by delta, and alpha (the dominant strain before delta) had it's evolutionary stable strategy (Nash equilibrium) disrupted by the vaccines.
You remember how influenza disappeared right? Just poof -- it got outcompeted by SARS-COV-2 alpha, and now we put up a barrier to alpha's success, by training people's immune system with the EM signature of the D614G S1/S2 pair (alpha's spike protein), and now delta is outcompeting it, even within the vaccinated
Signed:
A real biologist
@@tyler3876 the immune system works by storing pathogens as electromagnetic signatures in memory B cells -- the mRNA treatments used for SARS-COV-2 innoculate against 1 protein of 20 that make up the virus - 20 proteins worth of EM signature is more comprehensive protection than having only 1 protein's worth of EM signature, ergo, immunity earned through infection provides broader protection
I'm not advocating for people to get infected, covid-19 is a very serious disease, but I think people should know this - those who have been infected have very broad protection
Delta by the way has a mutated spike protein - the EM signature of alpha's spike and deltas spike are different - the rest of delta (the other 19 proteins) are the same as alpha - being infected with alpha gives you very comprehensive signatures to create antibodies to fight delta, meanwhile, in order for the mRNA treatments to work, you need to encounter alpha, and only alpha, or some strain at least that has the D614G S1/S2 pair -- Denmark and the UK are the two countries that are sequencing the positive tests they're getting, and they're seeing that 98% of positive cases which are genomically sequenced are of the delta and sub delta variants
In essence, alpha is not circulating any more, it has been outcompeted by delta because the evolutionary stable strategy for alpha was disrupted by the vaccines
The vaccines DO work, but... Only against viruses with the D614G spike protein
The reason delta so easily took it's place is because of how similar it is to alpha -- it just has the mutated spike, other variants like mu and lambda, (and probably soon to be nu) are "double mutants" - they're less closely related to alpha, and therefore got outcompeted by delta because it was already highly adapted for the role, at least moreso than mu lambda and nu
Previously, vaccines typically used an inert virus, which would let your immune system see all the proteins that make it up
If you'll recall, we used to get flu shots every year, and those shots had to be designed with how the virus had mutated each year -- sometimes they got it wrong, BUT since influenza mostly was the same, regardless of variant (kinda like how alpha and delta SARS-COV-2 share 19/20 proteins) people who got the shot usually had pretty broad protection, for the same reasons listed in the first paragraph of this post
All of this being said, the mRNA treatments probably still provide some protection against delta - a close match is maybe better than no match; however, this protection most likely won't last forever (as we can see, the protection seems to wane over time) and different people's immune systems have different tolerance levels for what it considers to be an EM signature match
I would say something very dangerous but...
Do Antivax people fall in the same category?
Just wondered tho-
No cause there are way to may of them
Vaccinated people can still catch and spread COVID though. This is blatantly incorrect in the context of COVID.
@@DoomTrooperTV ever had a water balloon fight? You know how you can wear a raincoat and be pretty much dry? What if everyone else surrounds you with water balloons and water hoses? Probably still going to get wet right?
The water balloons are covid and the raincoat is the vaccines. They aren't 100% - they only tell your body what to look out for. If your body gets overwhelmed you'll still get sick.
That is why is is *very important* for as many people as possible to get the vaccine, so there are fewer balloons flying around.
Which app you used to make this video ?
Hi there. We worked with an animation company called Carse and Waterman Productions Ltd. so I am not sure what software they used to create this.
The only way I understand. Cartoons.
lol
Can herd immunity be done without covid19 vaccine?
it may be, but it's would be seem like a genocide bcs many people will dies
Amrul Haqqi Genocide has nothing to do with herd immunity, the virus doesn’t kill a specific ethnicity.
Apparently yes because people who have recovered from a sickness have the antibodies which supposedly vaccines make you produce. You would need a great percentage of people having already been recovered from the disease though.
Amrul Haqqi do you mean the people with underlying heath conditions that were going to die probably within that year or do you mean heathy people with no conditions?
DK THEMAN Healthy people. People with a comprised immune system are going to be at risk to any and all viruses and diseases a covid vaccine wouldn’t protect them from taking a risk among society.
Opa
A correction. Vaccinated people can get infected just as non-vaccinated people, it is just that the disease will be "defeated" a lot faster that with a non-vaccinated patient
using reversed paychology
This is suoper cawesie
Where is the research to support this?
= Smallpox eradicated by vaccination: www.historyofvaccines.org/content/articles/disease-eradication
Are you crazy ceil there’s so much research on this just look it up
I mean, what research would you even need for this? It seems pretty self explanatory...
You can just search up herd immunity on google. It isnt that hard.
@@jxccardoso4938 Google is God.
Who came here after watching Sandeep Maheshwari latest video ? 👍😁
oh wow,this shit worked so well in a pandemic...so well millions have drop fucking dead
because people don’t get vaccinated enough so we never reached herd immunity. god you are dense
This is nothing more than a commercial - and I have already been vaccinated.
good
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Whats funny bro?
They have no idea...😂😂😂
@@harrytaylormusic He probably believes in conspiracy theories, just look at his subscriptions.