Crtcl Rice Theory

What if getting covid-19 affected the ability of men to be fathers? Oh wait, that is not a whatif. https://www.urologytimes.com/view/covid-19-and-men-s-health-what-we-know-so-far

What if getting covid-19 affected the ability of men to be fathers? Oh wait, that is not a whatif. https://www.urologytimes.com/view/covid-19-and-men-s-health-what-we-know-so-far

I might wait for the Kirkland Brand version.  It will likely come in a megapack so I can vaccinate the entire neighborhood .

I'm sorry to correct you but that is not what you said at all. You said 
I am an anyone. So is my husband, his ex-wife and her fiancé. You didn't speak about mandates or government officials of healthcare workers. You said "anyone." As @Nature Boy 2.0 says, werds mean things. 
 
I also do not consider myself misinformed, nor are the healthcare professionals we consulted, one of whom is my own mother who has been a practicing PCP for over 30 years. No one "pushed" us. We spoke with professionals who know our child (my mother included) and we have discussed pros and cons openly and frankly. I at least entered these discussions with an open mind, which is what I try to do in most things. (Still hate pineapple on pizza, no open mind about that.) If the data changes, we will adjust our outlook accordingly. 
 
It serves no one to make sweeping generalizations about people's motivations for getting or not getting vaccinated. That goes for people who refuse vaccination as much as for those who embrace it. 

I think I got the picture.
 

I might wait for the Kirkland Brand version.  It will likely come in a megapack so I can vaccinate the entire neighborhood .

Who's quibbling? Take the vaccine, reduce the risk of passing the virus on , or not, the choice is yours.  
 
 

If you are citing the Lancet article,
It will change the rate of transmission substantially from 38% to 25% as I read it. And according 8to the study, possibly more but they didn't have the data.. That is significant enough to say yes, it will change the chance that we transmit the virus to someone we love. Who is opposed to  that? 
 
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2106757

I might wait for the Kirkland Brand version.  It will likely come in a megapack so I can vaccinate the entire neighborhood .

Pfff pediatrician.  What does she know. You got the experts at VJ 

I may regret this but like I said. Zero hecks given
 
 

I think I got the picture.
 

I might wait for the Kirkland Brand version.  It will likely come in a megapack so I can vaccinate the entire neighborhood .

If you are citing the Lancet article,
It will change the rate of transmission substantially from 38% to 25% as I read it. And according 8to the study, possibly more but they didn't have the data.. That is significant enough to say yes, it will change the chance that we transmit the virus to someone we love. Who is opposed to  that? 
 
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2106757

So when you said 39 troops (you didn't use the term military)
 
you meant to say Airmen, Troops (soldiers), Seamen and Marines 
 
It's not important or material, hey call a Marines troops or soldiers if you want a fist fight. 
 
just pointing out that laylalex did bring the data that aligned to your statement.

I might wait for the Kirkland Brand version.  It will likely come in a megapack so I can vaccinate the entire neighborhood .

I see what you did there

good fact based article
 
COVID omicron variant – how worried should you be?
 
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/covid-variant-omicron-how-worried-should-you-be

I think I got the picture.
 

I might wait for the Kirkland Brand version.  It will likely come in a megapack so I can vaccinate the entire neighborhood .

I might wait for the Kirkland Brand version.  It will likely come in a megapack so I can vaccinate the entire neighborhood .

would you care to de-nature boy that for us ?

Who's quibbling? Take the vaccine, reduce the risk of passing the virus on , or not, the choice is yours.  
 
 

If you are citing the Lancet article,
It will change the rate of transmission substantially from 38% to 25% as I read it. And according 8to the study, possibly more but they didn't have the data.. That is significant enough to say yes, it will change the chance that we transmit the virus to someone we love. Who is opposed to  that? 
 
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2106757

Being serious.  Has that ever been in question.  It's pretty basic science.  If the  Virus can live outside of a host then of course a vaccinated person could spread it.
 
Here is where the science gets a little tricky
A vaccinated person is less likely to spread it for a longer period of time.