Will you take an approved COVID-19 vaccine?

Your just being offensive man, I bow out of your quarrel 🙈

Both of those studies have reached their results and conclusions.

As stated, all medicines are observed and followed up past their phase 3 trials, but the phase 3 trials are finished ending in success. It's becoming increasingly clear that you're an anti-vaxxer with little real knowledge of what's going on and grabbing buzzwords from various anti-vax sites to make your arguments.

The answer is and always will be NO. There is nothing that can sway me.

There is nothing that can coerce me. No amount of guilt will seduce me.

No amount of pressure will convince me. I stand in my truth. I stand in my trust in myself.

And that is exactly where I will continue to stand. Take what you want, threaten how you will. I will still find a way.

#FREEDOM

If you read them beyond the title you'd see that they're approximately halfway through. Authorization was issued based on an interim analysis

Truly bizarre. I'm beginning to think that you're a prototype AI bot at this point.

You want people to get a PCR test, to go to the pub, every week if they want a drink on a Friday night?

I didn’t see the segment you described, presumably the person being interviewed was talking about the virus spreading by coming in contact with the mucosa of the nose rather than the lungs initially, or, he may also have been alluding to the fact that in most people the the symptoms are confined primarily to the upper respiratory tract leading to loss of smell/taste, cough, fever, shortness of breathe. For some unfortunates the effects on the lungs are more severe, in vulnerable (and is some cases healthy) people this can cause life threatening complications, that is why you have heard about the need/use of ventilators so much over the past 18 months.

How do you not know this? reports of people hospitalised with breathing problems/in ICU on ventilators must have been mentioned thousands of times in the media, even clowns and scum comprehend this apparently.

Covid can spread from an infected person’s mouth or nose in small liquid particles when they cough, sneeze, speak, sing or breathe. These particles range from larger respiratory droplets to smaller aerosols.

For many, the first, and sometimes only symptoms are loss of smell/taste due to infection in the nose. For others, unfortunately it then spreads to the lungs causing more serious symptoms/complications, I suspect this is the distinction being made by the interviewee about the more common “nose” infection, and less common “lung” infection.

Im not disagreeing with you because I think I’m a know-it-all, very limited knowledge is needed to understand this, i’m merely pointing out that clowns and scum have a better understanding of Covid than you seem to.

Your health/life/accident/car insurance clearly states in T&C they will not cover your ass minimum of 3 years if you experimenting with your body.

Mortgage/ Bank loan credits follow the same rule.

If something happened to You they don't touch You and they make sure to take your unpaid property.

Small local Irish businesses and usual people facing bankruptcy and loss of jobs or health issues till the end of life if not dead.

All I can hear is selfishness and f big ego, I wanna travel, I wanna eat, back to normal :)

People still didn't get it.

There is not anymore option: It cant happen to me or just once this time.

All of us know down deep in each of us that they introducing path of nonstop injections with no changes at all.

Only two option Love or Fear.

I choose daily dose fear from news then meeting friends whom also digest daily fear cadence and after 2 years nonstop bashing about C19 i finally getting my experimental vacicne.

A study published in October 2020 in the Journal for Clinical Infectious Diseases measured the virus lasting up to nine hours on human skin. At the risk of asking a stupid question, you understand that the virus spreads when the hands come in contact with the face?

https://academic.oup.com/cid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/cid/ciaa1517/5917611

I was responding to what you posted, not the news segment. Hopefully you now have some grasp of the distinction between an infection only affecting the upper respiratory tract, and one that spreads to the lungs. Clowns and scum would have got this by now, we have to wait a while longer for you it appears.

What I am doing my best to explain to you, with little success, is that for the majority , the infection/symptoms are limited to the upper respiratory tract. In some, unfortunately the lungs become severely affected and they end up in hospital/ICU with breathing difficulties, this may be the reference to the “nose” and “lung” type infections that the interviewee was referring to. You asked how long the virus can stay viable on hands, I linked a study which precisely answers your question.