diofantoz | clotting and low amounts of blood palets | 00:00 |
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de-facto | the AZ seems to be, JJJ is still investigated but MAY have similar issues, yet we dont know if the frequency is elevated in a vaccinated cohort compared to an unvaccinated control cohort | 00:00 |
finely[m] | <de-facto "younger as in not elderly"> That may be an artifact of countries giving Pzifer vaccine to older populations (as it confers immunity faster) and AZ to younger populations. | 00:01 |
diofantoz | i thought autoimmune was when the immune system attacked a certain organ / cell type | 00:01 |
diofantoz | for whatever, *unknown* reason | 00:02 |
de-facto | .title https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-362354/v1 | 00:04 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From www.researchsquare.com: A Prothrombotic Thrombocytopenic Disorder Resembling Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia Following Coronavirus-19 Vaccination | Research Square | 00:04 |
diofantoz | i guess some will be more suceptible ny chance | 00:04 |
de-facto | .title https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2104882 | 00:04 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From www.nejm.org: Thrombosis and Thrombocytopenia after ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 Vaccination | NEJM | 00:04 |
de-facto | https://gth-online.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/GTH-Statement-AstraZeneca_englisch_3-29-2021.pdf | 00:04 |
diofantoz | but pinpointing it to an age group could be a start | 00:05 |
de-facto | thats for AZ | 00:05 |
finely[m] | * Why does it need to be a company if almost all basic science research is publicly funded? Why not an NGO? Why should we pay for anything above the cost of inputs and amortised machine manufacture/maintenance? | 00:06 |
finely[m] | If we have already paid for the research needed to build the technology out if our taxes, why are we granting a patent (monopoly) to a company at all? | 00:06 |
de-facto | .title https://b-s-h.org.uk/about-us/news/guidance-produced-from-the-expert-haematology-panel-ehp-focussed-on-syndrome-of-thrombosis-and-thrombocytopenia-occurring-after-coronavirus-vaccination | 00:09 |
Brainstorm | de-facto, the URL could not be loaded | 00:09 |
de-facto | https://b-s-h.org.uk/media/19530/guidance-version-13-on-mngmt-of-thrombosis-with-thrombocytopenia-occurring-after-c-19-vaccine_20210407.pdf | 00:09 |
de-facto | whut where did it goooo? | 00:10 |
de-facto | .title https://b-s-h.org.uk/about-us/news/uk-switches-covid-vaccine-strategy-in-under-30s-after-thrombosis-risks-assessed/ | 00:10 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From b-s-h.org.uk: UK switches COVID vaccine strategy in under-30s after thrombosis risks assessed | British Society for Haematology | 00:10 |
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de-facto | .title https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&u=https://www.bundesregierung.de/breg-de/aktuelles/bundesweite-notbremse-1888982 | 01:03 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From translate.google.com: Google Translate | 01:03 |
LjL | de-facto: so should we expect some German equivalent of Sicily counterfeiting its numbers to stay below the threshold? | 01:06 |
kreyren | https://youtu.be/8cWPDeGyfXM US regulators are calling for a total pause on using johnson and johnson covid-19 due to blood cloths (reported by david pakman) | 01:18 |
kreyren | allegedly one women died and second is hospitalized in critical condition | 01:19 |
kreyren | how can even such thing pass clinical trials? | 01:20 |
kreyren | even though it's rare | 01:20 |
kreyren | 6 out of 7M vaccinations | 01:20 |
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LjL | kreyren: uh, you answered your own question, can't you see that? | 01:30 |
kreyren | true, but i though that clinical trials are required to be done on people of various demographics and states to ensure the safety of these no? | 01:31 |
kreyren | assuming it being for women at 18~45 it's probably something unique on them where i would think that the symptoms would be very obvious in clinical tests? | 01:32 |
LjL | No | 01:32 |
kreyren | assuming it being cerebral venous sinus thrombosis as reported | 01:32 |
kreyren | (based on what i found on wiki that would be very obvious during clinical trials?) | 01:32 |
LjL | If it were something unique to women in that age range that you could see in a trial of 20000 to 40000 people, then you would have tons of women dying from this all over the place, not 1 in a million | 01:33 |
kreyren | what do you assume it is then? | 01:33 |
kreyren | something on bases like drug users? | 01:34 |
LjL | I don't assume anything | 01:35 |
LjL | But... like, I can't even understand what *your* reasoning is based on, sorry. Does Wikipedia say that trials find *all* rare adverse events? Are you suggesting that *all* women between 18 and 45 have something special about them, and if so, why aren't all the ones who took J&J dead? Do you think that just targeting "all demographics" is a magic wand? Everyone is an individual with a unique clinical history including their own unique genome | 01:37 |
LjL | Rare side effects may be *associated* with being a woman in a certain age range or whatever but it's very definitely not a 1:1 relationship | 01:37 |
LjL | Note that men have been affected with AZ (I don't really know about J&J data yet) | 01:38 |
LjL | Take COVID itself, we know a lot of associated factors to morbidity and mortality yet we also have young athletes dying sometimes (and old people with diabetes and hypertension surviving) | 01:39 |
LjL | Also, I just took a very common drug that is used for colds and other things that has "death" as a warning on its leaflet. I'm not concerned because what it really is about is death from excess water intake of you take it in very large doses as an antidote to paracetamol overdose... But in pretty sure some people reading "death" on it won't understand that and be worried, and that's also true for other drugs that *have* been known to rarely cause death, and | 01:42 |
LjL | not from water. And I'm not surprised because I know there's a ton of that. When they say everything is a risk/benefit calculation they mean it. You can't judge something "100% safe" for you just because you aren't in any of the known at-risk demographics. You just deem it "safe enough". | 01:42 |
LjL | Btw, I don't think the US would have suspended the vaccine at this stage, with so few cases, if it weren't for the fact that the cases just look suspiciously similar to the ones with AZ, which are "much" more frequent (still very rare but a 10x-ish factor) | 01:57 |
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finely[m] | <kreyren "how can even such thing pass cli"> Rare side effects could slip past trials with hundreds of thousands of people by chance. | 02:08 |
kreyren | LjL: To clarify: Based on available informations i came to the conclusion my best guess would be that people with a pre-existing thrombosis are a concern for fatality and/or issues and i find it unethical to not include more people in the trials (which based on available info were not part of the trial or were not enough) with these conditions assuming that we know that COVID-19 vaccines are causing blood cloths to some | 02:45 |
kreyren | extent. | 02:45 |
kreyren | Taking that conclusion based on informations reported about AZ's blood clot issue as well O.o | 02:45 |
LjL | i had no idea the cases were people with pre-existing thrombosis. | 02:45 |
LjL | that would strike me as weird given recommendations here about AZ are to give it irrespective of thrombosis conditions | 02:45 |
kreyren | finely: ^ | 02:46 |
kreyren | <LjL "i had no idea the cases were peo"> i am not saying that to be the case as the info is not available, but i was told that it was the case for AZ fatalities in CZ and SK | 02:47 |
LjL | well there are informations on cases in Austria and Germany in published studies | 02:47 |
LjL | and Norway | 02:47 |
kreyren | that are inconclusive last time i checked? | 02:48 |
LjL | https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2104882 | 02:48 |
LjL | https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2104882 | 02:48 |
LjL | great i fucked up the links, i have a link to the same study twice | 02:48 |
LjL | kreyren, so they are *not* conclusive that the patients had pre-existing thrombosis? | 02:49 |
LjL | sorry why would you believe that you were "told" that about cases in CZ and SK over published studies that don't reach a conclusion? | 02:49 |
LjL | also i don't know how many people can sanely be managed in a trial but ~20000 seems like a lot to me | 02:50 |
LjL | you will never have enough people to encounter all possible rare side effects, unless you enroll everyone on the planet | 02:50 |
kreyren | LjL: doesn't seem conclusive to me in a sense that they do not investigate patients with thrombosis to make a decision that can be taken as factual beyond reasonable doubt.. | 02:50 |
kreyren | But i am not aware of the source you've provided.. reading | 02:50 |
kreyren | > ~20000 seems like a lot to me | 02:51 |
kreyren | Would argue for 100000+ for a vaccine that is going to be taken by milions.. 20000 seems unethical to account for these rare scenarios to me | 02:51 |
LjL | i've given you the Norwegian study, the German study is on more people, but i need to find the link again since i got the same link twice | 02:52 |
kreyren | <LjL "sorry why would you believe that"> i don't believe what i was told i get presented data and i try to make my own conclusion | 02:52 |
* kreyren is still reading the provided paper | 02:52 | |
LjL | that's just five cases though | 02:52 |
kreyren | 3 from those that i was studying | 02:53 |
kreyren | two of which had pre-existing thrombosis.. that said the info is not very accurate | 02:54 |
kreyren | the source linked is interesting | 02:57 |
kreyren | LjL: your source disproves my hypothesis unless these are obese or have some kind of blood restriction caused by X which makes them to be more likely for fatal thrombosis from the blood clots caused by the vaccine | 02:59 |
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LjL | kreyren, this is the bigger german study https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2104840 | 02:59 |
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kreyren | LjL: also disproves my hypothesis i don't see any relation to the pre-existing blood cloths or any condition that would make the patiens in question more likely to have fatal outcome from a blood cloth at a wrong place | 03:04 |
kreyren | \>.< | 03:04 |
LjL | kreyren, i didn't think so, because what they get is such a different condition from "run of the mill" blood clots... | 03:05 |
kreyren | unless there are more factors causing these symptoms, but ig it's better to vaid for CDC and stuff x.x | 03:05 |
kreyren | LjL: elaborate? | 03:05 |
LjL | kreyren, the blood clotting with simultaneous low platelet count. usually they are nearly opposite conditions | 03:06 |
LjL | there is a study where they look into Pfizer and/or Moderna and find low platelet count, too, which was linked on Reddit by someone who was like "why don't they say the same about Pfizer!? they have it too!" but then the study only talked about cases of low platelet count *without* thrombosis. thrombosis or blood clotting were never mentioned | 03:07 |
LjL | so instead, people who have both have blood clots *and* hemorrhages, which is quite devastating | 03:07 |
LjL | and if you try to cure one, you worsen the other | 03:07 |
* kreyren is reading the study | 03:08 | |
Brainstorm | New from https://covid19.specops.network : Fix German study link to AZ bloodclots: I had linked to the Norwegian study twice instead → https://is.gd/nPnq0Z | 03:10 |
kreyren | LjL: like internal bleeding or hemorrhage in what sense ? | 03:11 |
LjL | internal bleeding, often in the brain | 03:11 |
kreyren | hemorrhage caused by what? I am either blind or the study doesn't mentiones the cause | 03:13 |
kreyren | it seems to suggest that the hemorrhage is caused by blood clot blocking a vein that has a high amount of blood flowing causing it to burst ? | 03:14 |
LjL | kreyren, pathologically low platelet count would easily lead to hemorrhage | 03:15 |
kreyren | i see, didn't know that | 03:16 |
LjL | at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heparin-induced_thrombocytopenia which is perhaps the closest known thing to what's happening with AZ, it says "Transfusing platelets is discouraged, as a theoretical risk indicates that this may worsen the risk of thrombosis; the platelet count is rarely low enough to be the principal cause of significant hemorrhage.[9]" | 03:17 |
LjL | but my understanding is internal bleeding has occurred in at least some of the AZ cases | 03:18 |
kreyren | i am not sure whether the low paletet count measured at the time reported is relevant to the hemorrhage, the way it's reported makes me think that it's people with low paletet count having a higher risk for blood cloths that then cause hemorrhage which seems to be the cause of fatality? | 03:20 |
kreyren | so not low-paletet induced hemorrhage i don't think? | 03:21 |
kreyren | as that would indicate that the vaccine is causing lower paletet count? | 03:21 |
* kreyren can feel his brain stopping to work due to the sleep deprevation and goes to sleep before he says something stupid x.x | 03:24 | |
LjL | kreyren, low platelet counts (thrombocytopenia) normally isn't a cause of thrombosis. in fact it means you don't *have* enough of the things in the blood that can cause thrombosis (but which are also the things that let your blood clot when actually needed, meaning anything can turn into a dangerous hemorrhage) | 03:25 |
LjL | they don't normally have a higher risk of blood clot at all | 03:25 |
LjL | if anything it's lower, except they have higher risk of bleeding | 03:25 |
LjL | %tell de-facto: "And then Gamaleya is a two-shot regimen, one with Ad5 and the other with Ad26, with the Spike mutations. Update: it’s not clear, actually, if that one does, so for the time being we’ll assume that it’s just wild-type Spike. (Both mRNA vaccines have the stabilizing mutations as well, for the record)." (Derek Lowe) | 03:26 |
Brainstorm | LjL, I'll pass de-facto your message when they are around. | 03:26 |
kreyren | LjL: The study says that those are "immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia mediated by platelet-activating antibodies" so i think that this is just particle encased by white blood cells with a layer of blood clot as a cover which would make me think that the risk of hemorrhage would be lower unless the patient has a condition that is causing him micro-internal bleeding that the body can't repair as a result of the vaccine? | 03:32 |
kreyren | But that doesn't make sense assuming that wiki says that emergency treatment is below 50 000 so all of the patients with thrombocytopenia (assumed that being <50 000 mm3) has the risk of fatal hemorrhage ? | 03:32 |
kreyren | so does that mean that the covid vaccine lowers the platelet count to these dangerous levels of was that pre-existing ? | 03:32 |
kreyren | as i don't see in the research mentioned patients having any kind of medication on thrombocytopenia -> it's caused by the vaccine? | 03:33 |
LjL | thrmnbocytopenia can be symptomless | 03:33 |
LjL | we don't really know if it's caused by the vaccine, but so far i think that has been the working hypothesis | 03:33 |
kreyren | ah tehre is not treatment to thrombocytopenia | 03:33 |
kreyren | x.x | 03:33 |
kreyren | ah there are immunosuppressants? | 03:33 |
LjL | sure there is, give them platelets | 03:34 |
kreyren | <LjL "we don't really know if it's cau"> i see | 03:34 |
LjL | immunosuppressants? | 03:34 |
kreyren | yes according to the wiki? | 03:34 |
LjL | which thrombocytopenia are you talking about? HIT is not the same as "regular" thrombocytopenia | 03:34 |
LjL | thrombocytopenia means having not enough platelets in your blood | 03:35 |
LjL | it can be for a number of reasons | 03:35 |
kreyren | tbh from things that i found on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombocytopenia as i am not too familiar with thrombocytopenia | 03:35 |
LjL | in the case of HIT, and in the case of the AZ side effect, it's due to an antibody that shouldn't normally be around | 03:35 |
kreyren | i see | 03:35 |
LjL | (which is what the German and Norwegian researchers found, we didn't know this before) | 03:35 |
LjL | so that's the similarity with HIT, both are caused by the body unexpectedly producing an antibody that doesn't play well with platelets | 03:36 |
* kreyren is even more confused about what hypothesis to make | 03:36 | |
kreyren | So the antibody reacts with platelets that is causing lower count of them? | 03:37 |
LjL | probably | 03:37 |
LjL | my understanding is we get an "artificially" lower count, because platelets are binding to these antibodies, and activating | 03:38 |
LjL | so while, normally, a low platelet count means your blood doesn't clot *enough* | 03:38 |
LjL | in this case (both HIT and AZ side effects) you're not seeing platelets because they're bound to these antibodies, and, uh, busy clotting your blood | 03:38 |
kreyren | so can we cut into a people who had J&J in the last week and see if their blood colagulates ? | 03:38 |
LjL | they've looked at several hundreds (at least) suspect cases with AZ. i expect the same to be in progress with J&J | 03:39 |
LjL | i'm sure the minimum they do is a coagulation test | 03:39 |
kreyren | https://youtu.be/qa5Ypf_OmKk?t=141 interesting | 03:39 |
LjL | kreyren, yes, he's describing the same thesis that the German and Norwegian researchers made. PF4 is the targeted thing | 03:41 |
kreyren | yep | 03:41 |
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finely[m] | <kreyren "so does that mean that the covid"> The expert interviewed in the first 15 minutes of this podcast describes the platelets being used up (leading to low levels) and becoming more sticky. | 07:18 |
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kreyren | > <@finely:matrix.org> The expert interviewed in the first 15 minutes of this podcast describes the platelets being used up (leading to low levels) and becoming more sticky. | 12:07 |
kreyren | > https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3ct1ytz | 12:07 |
kreyren | noted thanks | 12:07 |
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de-facto | LjL, this paper says Sputnik employs native "wuhan" style spike-glycoprotein without the two prefusion stabilizing point mutations https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.03.31.21254660v2 | 17:26 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: At 2021-04-14 01:26:59 UTC, LjL told you: "And then Gamaleya is a two-shot regimen, one with Ad5 and the other with Ad26, with the Spike mutations. Update: it’s not clear, actually, if that one does, so for the time being we’ll assume that it’s just wild-type Spike. (Both mRNA vaccines have the stabilizing mutations as well, for the record)." (Derek Lowe) | 17:26 |
de-facto | uhm correction: preprint | 17:27 |
de-facto | i guess its pretty clear now that the SA variant B.1.351 will be the breakthrough VoC that will remain after current vaccination campaigns are completed | 17:29 |
de-facto | why are vaccines not updated right now, before we have outdated signatures in everyones immunity? | 17:32 |
de-facto | the vaccination campaign in Europe pretty much did not reach any significant numbers yet, so if we would not switch to an updated signature it may be prevented that B.1.351 will be the next winters strain | 17:33 |
de-facto | Didnt they have in the contract that vaccine doses delivered must be effective? well if we know they are not effective against B.1.351 why cant manufacturers be FORCED to update their vaccines? | 17:34 |
Brainstorm | New from ClinicalTrials.gov: (news): COVID-19 Subcutaneously and Orally Administered Supplemental Vaccine Boost to Enhance T Cell Protection in Those Who Have Already Received EUA S-Based Vaccines → https://is.gd/8YVYgk | 17:35 |
LjL | de-facto: no, I don't think they did. They were *saying* they would try to put that in *new* contracts. Also it's not really true that the vaccination campaign hasn't reached significant numbers... It's lagging behind for sure but more than 13 million people have received a dose in Italy, and importantly (almost) all over 80s have and a significant number of over 70, which is very significant since they were the bulk of hospitalizations | 17:42 |
de-facto | yes, what i mean is that we still have a long way to herd immunity levels of immunization hence my wish to do so with up-to-date antigen-signatures | 17:44 |
weeep[m] | "The Amish have achieved 90% herd immunity with no masks, no vaccines, and no lock downs" https://www.fox29.com/news/amish-community-in-lancaster-county-reaches-herd-immunity-from-covid-19-medical-center-says | 17:44 |
weeep[m] | you do not need vaccines for herd immunity. source: observable reality | 17:45 |
de-facto | i thought manaus brazil was the counter-example | 17:45 |
weeep[m] | if you re-forumulate the vaccine, all the trial data becomes worthless. | 17:45 |
Brainstorm | New from ClinicalTrials.gov: (news): Prophylaxis and Treatment of COVID-19 → https://is.gd/TxaZ6s | 17:45 |
de-facto | not really, because for example the platform itself did not change | 17:47 |
de-facto | the problem with natural herd immunity is that immunity levels vary wildly and may wane off quite quickly, so its not nearly as predictable as with vaccinations, but the immunity by natural recovery itself may be "broader" in a sense of also including immune response against other parts of the virus than only the s-protein | 17:48 |
de-facto | yet its the immunity against the s-protein that prevents the virions from infecting cells | 17:48 |
weeep[m] | the problem with highly experimental gene therapies that have zero long term data and no FDA approval is the latest studies show it actually makes you more susceptible to adverse outcomes vs unvaccinated people | 17:49 |
weeep[m] | https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/ccp-virus-variant-affects-vaccinated-people-more-than-unvaccinated-people-study_3770982.html | 17:50 |
de-facto | so possibly natural immunity may wane off quicker but be broader (less specific) than immunity by vaccinations, if that means more or less immunity against new mutations may not only depend on point of time for re-challenge with a new mutation of the pathogen | 17:50 |
de-facto | its not gene therapy, the vaccines do NOT change any genes | 17:50 |
weeep[m] | it's not a vaccine. | 17:51 |
de-facto | they only *temporarily* instruct a cell to produce the version of antigen (s-protein) that they encode, after a few hours to a few days the mRNA is all removed | 17:51 |
weeep[m] | it does not confer immunity | 17:51 |
de-facto | sure it does, as can be seen in the trials | 17:51 |
weeep[m] | a vaccine would be an immunzation, which would confer immunity. | 17:51 |
de-facto | so what do they measure with efficacy in the trials? | 17:52 |
weeep[m] | the trials merely showed it COULD reduce the most severe symptoms | 17:52 |
de-facto | any symptoms, especially severe ones | 17:52 |
de-facto | and there are also newer studies showing that for the variants without the evasive mutations vaccinations also prevent infection without symptoms pretty efficiently | 17:53 |
de-facto | we will observe now what happens when they reopen in Israel | 17:55 |
weeep[m] | have you checked the funding section of the studies? | 17:55 |
de-facto | my guess would be that vaccinations prevent reinfeciton/transmission/asympt. infection with the variants that have similar s-protein, but possibly not so well for evasive mutations such as south african B,1,351 VoC | 17:56 |
LjL | "CCP virus variant" | 17:56 |
LjL | want to be shown the door or can you find it on your own? | 17:56 |
Brainstorm | New from ClinicalTrials.gov: (news): ACTIV-3b: Therapeutics for Severely Ill Inpatients With COVID-19 → https://is.gd/c2DASa | 17:56 |
weeep[m] | don't like epochtimes? ok. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/11/covid-variant-from-south-africa-was-able-to-break-through-pfizer-vaccine-in-israeli-study.html | 17:57 |
weeep[m] | here you go | 17:57 |
weeep[m] | can you remind me which news sources are approved in this channel? | 17:58 |
LjL | that's a completely different claim from "it actually makes you more susceptible to adverse outcomes vs unvaccinated people" | 17:58 |
LjL | it lets the virus through more | 17:58 |
LjL | it is less effective | 17:58 |
de-facto | btw they did not read that paper properly, vaccination did reduce infection with ALL variants, but for some variants more than for others | 17:58 |
LjL | it doesn't make you any *worse* from it than you would normally have | 17:58 |
LjL | a news source that calls the virus "CCP virus" is definitely not approved, and using it, as well as the rest of your tone, just makes you not approved | 17:59 |
weeep[m] | nice, so what do you call the spanish flu in this server? | 17:59 |
de-facto | that means that the proportions for each variant contribution to breakthrough infections change, the evasive VoCs therefore are much less reduced than the variants without evasive mutations | 17:59 |
LjL | we call it the weeep flu | 18:00 |
LjL | also as you surely know, it didn't originate in spain | 18:00 |
LjL | so let's be done with bad faith arguing | 18:00 |
weeep[m] | no one is arguing. just looking for an education on the correct naming conventions, since there seems to be some double standards being applied. | 18:01 |
de-facto | official name is SARS-CoV-2 causing COVID-19. | 18:01 |
bin_bash | there are no dounle standards at this time | 18:01 |
LjL | calling the vaccines "gene therapies" and denying that they're vaccines (it's true, the original trials only looking at symptoms, but that doesn't rule out lessened infectiousness at all, and that is in fact being reinforced more and more by later observations) is also not okay here | 18:02 |
LjL | but i don't have a full list of what is not okay here | 18:02 |
weeep[m] | thanks for the tips. I was under the impression naming a newly discovered viral pathogen using the name of country that is the first to go public with a case is ok. guess times change | 18:02 |
LjL | nor do i intend to hold people like you who are just full of it by hand | 18:03 |
bin_bash | weeep[m]: yes, times changed about 20 years ago. | 18:03 |
LjL | weeep[m], in 1918 there was no internet, so let me help you here, but not before giving you a present that made me smile a little <Brainstorm> New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: Pentagon reveals microchip under skin that detects Covid before symptoms show → https://is.gd/S3GJSa | 18:03 |
bin_bash | There's been pushback against called the Spanish FLu such for many years. Granted, I still call it that and I still sometimes jokingly say WuFlu but like that's not the real or appropriate name | 18:03 |
LjL | also i suspect nobody cares much anymore whether it's called spanish flu because it's not like we're still actively blaming spaniards for it | 18:07 |
bin_bash | yeah | 18:08 |
bin_bash | that said, i think it is important to actually consider the chinese origin | 18:09 |
bin_bash | i know it isnt politically correct but... i dont really care | 18:09 |
bin_bash | there are new viruses being discovered in that area right now constantly | 18:09 |
LjL | bin_bash, some older viruses also came from that area, like the plague, afaik. there could be many reasons for it, but i would say in general i'd concentrate on any country or area (think Brazil) where nature is being very quickly and very aggressively eradicated | 18:11 |
LjL | as to China, i think it's pretty ridiculous to dance around the fact it probably came from their lab the way the WHO does | 18:11 |
LjL | but i don't think this weeep individual was here for anything but a veeeeery political agenda | 18:12 |
bin_bash | oh agreed | 18:12 |
bin_bash | im not defending weeep in any way | 18:12 |
bin_bash | but yeah, my issue is with the way the WHO is handling things and their political nature | 18:12 |
bin_bash | they have no credibility anymore | 18:12 |
LjL | it's always the same hallmarks: CCP, vaccine = gene therapy, then diverting the attention from such assertions by saying something unrelated instead of elaborating on *how* it is gene therapy when someone tells you what it really does and how it is not... asking "what are approved news sources" when i never even indicated i had a problem with the source (although i do) but only with it ridiculously calling it a "CCP virus" | 18:13 |
LjL | lots of stuff that's just more of the same | 18:13 |
bin_bash | yup | 18:13 |
bin_bash | it's tiring | 18:13 |
LjL | <Brainstorm> New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: Denmark becomes 1st European nation to completely shun AstraZeneca COVID vaccine → https://is.gd/IzfjpC | 18:16 |
Brainstorm | New from Trevor Bedford: @trvrb: R to @trvrb: On one hand, convergence would suggest that in ~1-2 year's time SARS-CoV-2 will have arrived at its destination having stacked up all the relevant mutations that are currently emerging. 13/15 → https://is.gd/WwkCU5 | 18:17 |
LjL | de-facto, the thread above is sort of related to some of the things you've been wondering | 18:20 |
Brainstorm | New from BBC Health: Covid jab could be required for England care home staff: Nearly half of all older adult care homes do not meet recommended vaccine thresholds, the government says. → https://is.gd/Uy4yor | 18:28 |
Brainstorm | New from Medical Xpress: Russia says Sputnik V vaccine does not cause blood clots: The developer of Russia's Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine said Wednesday its jab did not cause blood clots, a potential side effect that has disrupted rollouts in several Western countries. → https://is.gd/6CmD4R | 18:39 |
LjL | ah okay, whew, if they say that, despite using the same adenovirus as J&J... i feel much better now | 18:40 |
de-facto | i wish we had the sequences | 18:43 |
de-facto | LjL, yeah interesting twitter thread above, indeed its the question where those antigenic drifts converge towards and at which speed. its hard to estimate i guess with a highly dynamic interplay of evasive mutations provoking new immune responses and vise versa | 18:46 |
de-facto | i guess the closer the antigen-signatures in the vaccines reflect the currently circulating variants of SARS-CoV-2 the smaller the probability of some breakthrough evasive mutants surviving a recovery and transmit to the next host for a new iteration of their optimization | 18:49 |
Brainstorm | New from Medical Xpress: Racial/ethnic disparities vary in COVID-19 hospitalization: (HealthDay)—Geographic and temporal differences were identified in racial and ethnic disparities in COVID-19 hospitalization levels during 2020, according to research published in the April 12 early-release issue of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [... want %more?] → https://is.gd/10EJFN | 18:49 |
de-facto | btw what are paperpile.com links? they seem all to end up in a dead end forme | 18:51 |
de-facto | i hate such platforms | 18:51 |
de-facto | seems like another attempt to profit on public funded research | 18:52 |
LjL | it looks like something similar to Zotero | 18:52 |
LjL | except probably not open source | 18:52 |
de-facto | just reading the paper i linked about sputnik and it got a lot of paperpile.com references, when i click on them its a dead end, they want me to install an extension (which i did) yet it does not work | 18:53 |
de-facto | i hate that, why cant they just link to the proper dois | 18:53 |
de-facto | https://paperpile.com/c/qmAci5/ZRoS "You cannot view or change the references of this document" well THANKS paperpile.com BS | 18:54 |
LjL | :\ | 18:55 |
de-facto | note to myself: never ever use paperpile its a pay-trap. | 18:56 |
LjL | especially when there is zotero | 18:56 |
DrMarcellusGold[ | The Great Reset is real and it is coming. I am speaking fact and I am speaking truth. By 2030, the entire world will be changed. The WEF dictatorship will dictate what you get to do and what you don’t get to do. This is all being planned. SARS COV-2 | 18:57 |
DrMarcellusGold[ | Is an excuse. | 18:57 |
DrMarcellusGold[ | Thank you. | 18:57 |
DrMarcellusGold[ | -Dr Gold, PhD | 18:57 |
de-facto | lol | 18:58 |
LjL | groan | 19:02 |
ketas | are you in pain | 19:05 |
LjL | psychologically | 19:05 |
finely[m] | <LjL "it's always the same hallmarks: "> Almost like they are working off a script in a troll farm? | 19:09 |
Brainstorm | New from Medical Xpress: One good way to help beat COVID-19: Exercise: (HealthDay)—Exercise guards against a host of chronic diseases that can plague people as they age, but can it also protect against severe cases of COVID-19? → https://is.gd/rRnwH1 | 19:10 |
LjL | finely[m], i don't necessarily think that. think "memes" (in the more psychological theory term way) | 19:11 |
finely[m] | <de-facto "just reading the paper i linked "> Shit, don't do that. The internet research agency uses bait links to install malware as part of their disinfo campgains. | 19:12 |
finely[m] | <LjL "finely, i don't necessarily thin"> Whether someone is directly working for a disinfo campaign or just repeating the campaigns talking points, the result is the same - bad ideas spread and they harm people. | 19:15 |
de-facto | yeah i meant a chrome extension, it should be sandboxed | 19:15 |
de-facto | but still you are right, i will just go a way when i see paperpile in the future | 19:16 |
finely[m] | Glad you have some protection at least. Probably best not to rely on browser sandboxing too much. | 19:17 |
de-facto | yeah | 19:17 |
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LjL | http://offloop.net/covid19/?default=Brazil;Italy&byPopulation=yes would you guess something is happening in Brazil other than just hospital resource exhaustion? | 19:31 |
LjL | it's tracking Italy's amount of infection, but the deaths are another story (and Italy already tends to have more deaths per case than many other countries) | 19:32 |
de-facto | well Brazil got its new P.1 and P.2 VoCs spreading fast, afaik all over south america, hence probably global | 19:41 |
de-facto | not sure but i think I have seen P.1 in Italy too in some datasets, but probably not nearly as much contribution to new infections as in south america | 19:41 |
de-facto | i guess in all of Europe its B.1.1.7 until vaccinations dampen its spread down, then the other VoCs will come up, namely B.1.351 and P.1 | 19:42 |
de-facto | the graphs looking similar in cummulative mode just means they share the same slope, hence their daily incidence is about the same level http://offloop.net/covid19/?default=Brazil;Italy&byPopulation=yes&cumulative=no&smooth=yes | 19:45 |
LjL | yes, same incidence, but not at all same incidence of *deaths* | 19:48 |
LjL | that is my point... so is P.1 or P.2 more fatal? | 19:48 |
de-facto | yeah i think i have read they have increased mortality too, but its always very difficult to make direct comparison | 19:50 |
de-facto | incidence depends on testing, hospitalizations and fatal outcomes on medical system load | 19:51 |
DunceCotus | skincreased motility | 19:51 |
LjL | and yet we often see incidence "merging" in disparate countries, when there is not an obvious spike or an obvious flattening | 19:51 |
LjL | that's something i've noticed a few times | 19:51 |
LjL | DunceCotus, hmm? | 19:51 |
DunceCotus | skincidence | 19:52 |
LjL | meaning? | 19:52 |
DunceCotus | moaning | 19:52 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: Deaths outpace births in some Brazilian cities, as Covid-19 resurges → https://is.gd/zgATbB | 19:52 |
de-facto | so i would assume Italy and Brazil numbers are not directly comparable in those numbers as in being different countries, having different testing strategies and medical systems | 19:53 |
de-facto | incidence patterns matching might mean either a lot of exchange between two countries or both being under the influence of same cofactors of epidemiological relevance such as seasonality or new mutations etc | 19:55 |
de-facto | i doubt that either would be the case for Italy on northern hemisphere and Brazil on southern hemisphere, both having different VoCs etc | 19:56 |
de-facto | i mean what would Italy and Brazil have in common? | 19:56 |
LjL | i don't know | 19:58 |
LjL | and yet after ~19 December, their curves go up and down together | 19:58 |
de-facto | btw is there a lot of traveling between Italy and South America? | 19:59 |
de-facto | i was a bit surprised that P.1 was found in Italy | 20:00 |
LjL | traveling from Brazil is not allowed at this time, but it was allowed for enough time while the variant was breeding | 20:00 |
de-facto | no idea about the prevalence though, are there representative numbers for contributions by VoCs in Italy? | 20:01 |
LjL | no | 20:01 |
de-facto | so the P.1 could just have been a cluster or really some sort of background variant | 20:01 |
de-facto | https://outbreak.info/situation-reports?pango=P.1 | 20:02 |
Brainstorm | New from Medical Xpress: COVID-19 in combination with hemorrhagic stroke doubles death risk: COVID-19 and hemorrhagic stroke are a deadly combination, increasing the risk of death up to 2.4 times among patients who have this pairing compared to those who only had hemorrhagic strokes, according to a nationwide study led by University of Utah Health [... want %more?] → https://is.gd/VAL1H2 | 20:03 |
de-facto | https://imgur.com/a/8sXfUpp https://i.imgur.com/BbTfY8s.png src: https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/DESH/Bericht_VOC_2021-04-14.pdf?__blob=publicationFile | 20:19 |
de-facto | .title | 20:19 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From imgur.com: COVID-19 Germany 2021: Incidence Contribution by Pangolin Lineage over time - Album on Imgur | 20:19 |
de-facto | The big red B.1.1.7 SARS-CoV-2-VoC is the UK mutant dominating all other variants (their contribution shrinks).... | 20:21 |
de-facto | ...except... | 20:21 |
de-facto | the small green stripe that also grows, its the B.1.351 SARS-CoV-2-VoC that is the South African mutant | 20:22 |
de-facto | since vaccinations seem to be effective against B.1.1.7 its contribution to new infections probably will slowly decline in the summer | 20:23 |
de-facto | but not for B.1.351 for which the current gen vaccinations are much less effective (but still limit its spread to some degree) | 20:23 |
de-facto | hence i would expect that with approaching herd immunity with the old vaccines we will see B.1.351 dominating | 20:24 |
de-facto | which is not so good news | 20:25 |
de-facto | do we know the stats about the severity of progressions of breakthrough B.1.351 in fully vaccinated? | 20:25 |
de-facto | hopefully B.1.351 will only make mostly mild infections in fully vaccinated? | 20:26 |
Brainstorm | New from NPR: Denmark Drops AstraZeneca Vaccine, Citing Rare Side Effects, Epidemic 'Under Control': The Danish Health Authority said it will continue its vaccination campaign without the shot made by AstraZeneca, but said its benefits outweigh the risks for those who do get it. → https://is.gd/tu7cFy | 20:34 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: Brazil's P1 coronavirus variant mutating, may become more dangerous: study → https://is.gd/7ijr16 | 20:54 |
LjL | de-facto, "On Tuesday, France suspended all flights to and from Brazil in a bid to prevent the variant’s spread as Latin America’s largest economy becomes increasingly isolated." | 20:56 |
LjL | as usual, it's not very useful if Italy has no flights with Brazil, but France does | 20:56 |
LjL | (or did until a week ago) | 20:56 |
LjL | <CarlSagan_> [Ars Technica - Science] The very common vaccine ingredient at the center of J&J, AstraZeneca drama https://arstechnica.com/?p=1756985 2021-04-14T18:30:21 | 21:03 |
de-facto | well its never too late to inhibit the spread of mutants, the fewer imported the better they can be contained | 21:14 |
LjL | sure | 21:15 |
LjL | except no one is attempting to contain anything | 21:15 |
LjL | Quoting myself elsewhere: | 21:16 |
LjL | This idiot who is the president of Campania wants to override the national vaccine priorities (i.e. old people) and vaccinate everyone in the touristy islands instead "because otherwise we'll just give away tourists to Spain and Greece, is it so hard to get?" | 21:16 |
LjL | and meanwhile we get vaccinated with adenoviruses, which have already been shown to problematically make the matter worse if you're already immune to them | 21:18 |
LjL | i'm really not a fan of any of this | 21:18 |
de-facto | maybe they should try sniffing the adenovirus as its "natural" for it to cause respiratory diseases instead of injecting it? | 21:25 |
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Brainstorm | New from Politico: EU picks vaccine sides for future pandemic fight: The EU technically now has enough doses to vaccinate the whole adult population roughly 6.5 times. → https://is.gd/AC4ChS | 21:46 |
kreyren | https://youtu.be/GIfzd_lJDhU | 21:48 |
kreyren | UK doctor doing a vlog about the J&J vaccine with this findings | 21:48 |
Brainstorm | New from Medical Xpress: More COVID state shutdowns unlikely, despite CDC suggestion: When one of the nation's top health officials this week suggested states dealing with a spring spike of coronavirus cases should "shut things down," the remark landed with a thud. → https://is.gd/wHJ2bR | 22:07 |
Brainstorm | New from Medical Xpress: The Brazil variant: what we know: The "Brazil variant"—a more contagious mutation of the coronavirus that emerged in the Amazon late last year—is fueling fears the pandemic could flare anew, leading several countries to suspend flights from Brazil. → https://is.gd/lbSTCt | 22:17 |
Brainstorm | New from Medical Xpress: Most young people eager for COVID-19 vaccine, poll shows: As older teens and young adults become eligible for COVID-19 vaccination across the country, and younger teens await their turn, new survey data suggest a strong readiness that has grown since fall. → https://is.gd/DFqQyT | 22:37 |
finely[m] | Maybe the confusion about vaccines = gene therapy come from that fact an adenovirus has been used in a failed gene therapy attempt. | 22:49 |
finely[m] | https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/04/the-very-common-vaccine-ingredient-at-the-center-of-jj-astrazeneca-drama/ | 22:49 |
de-facto | hmm if using the Ad26 vector for SARS-CoV-2 vaccinations now, would that make it ineffective for usage of by https://www.jnj.com/johnson-johnson-announces-european-commission-approval-for-janssens-preventive-ebola-vaccine ? | 23:20 |
de-facto | i mean if antibodies against Ad26 are already present in a big part of a population, would such an Ebola vaccine even be effective anymore? | 23:20 |
de-facto | id guess not really | 23:20 |
LjL | finely[m]: intentional confusion, if anything, especially since the accusation is most often directed towards mRNA vaccines... as presumably people already understands them as some sort of magical genome insertion | 23:21 |
LjL | de-facto: they'll just have to find another adenovirus, make it a bit more expensive due to the additional research, and hope they didn't pick just the wrong adenovirus that will cause bad immune reactions | 23:25 |
de-facto | yeah of course, i just meant it in the light of their recently received approval | 23:27 |
de-facto | from the arstechnica article | 23:29 |
de-facto | "Still, Ertl has some doubts about these hypotheses. “Adenoviruses are extremely common and we have more than 50 serotypes that can infect humans,” she notes to Ars. “Most humans get adenoviruses over and over and over.” In all of her research and literature searches, she found no references of these blood clots after natural adenovirus infection. “So that makes me wonder about this particular explanation… Why on | 23:29 |
de-facto | Earth does this only happen after you give it as a vaccine, but not after a natural infection?”" | 23:29 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: Covid: Every adult is vaccinated in Fair Isle, the UK's remotest island community → https://is.gd/JFG063 | 23:30 |
de-facto | well would adenovirus ever be expected to be found in blood during its natural infection e.g. respirator or gastro-intestinal tract? | 23:30 |
de-facto | what if small amounts would enter the blood stream during vaccination and trigger platelet activation or such? | 23:31 |
de-facto | or maybe in very rare cases also non-small amounts? (not sure thats speculation, yet still i would like to know what speaks against that suspicion) | 23:31 |
de-facto | what would happen if the the current form of adenovirus vector vaccines would be sprayed into the nose? | 23:41 |
de-facto | i know crazy idea, but i am curious, would it provoke any immune response? | 23:41 |
de-facto | the adenoviruses normally would cause some form of mild cold or such | 23:41 |
de-facto | so why should they not be able to infect the mucus membrane in the nasal and pharyngeal region and force cells to produce the s-protein just like sars-cov-2 would do? | 23:42 |
de-facto | maybe that even would be more effective because it would place immune response in the same entry region where also sars-cov-2 would enter? | 23:42 |
de-facto | and maybe it also would not cause any blood clot issues or thrombocytopenia or such? | 23:43 |
de-facto | i know a lot of speculation, i wonder if any trials were made, e.g. with apes and adenovirus vectors | 23:44 |
de-facto | or even humans | 23:44 |
de-facto | probably not too dangerous if the same adenovirus would only cause a common cold when it was non-replication-deficient | 23:45 |
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