> On 2021-07-17 23:12, Stephen Loosley wrote:
>> I believe this pandemic (and others) will become endemic
>> And we humans will probably require multiple vaccinations
>> So, a medical record of what and when will become essential
On 18/7/21 1:04 pm, David wrote:
> A perfect example is the Monkeypox virus mentioned by Stephen and another is
> Ebola, which I think has also surfaced in the West.
>
> We certainly need a national, time-limited, vaccine registry for all the
> reasons mentioned here by Jan and others. But elaborate schemes for
> recording who has what vaccine are just band-aid solutions which eventually
> become unworkable. The number of cross-interactions between vaccines and
> variations in human physiology will rise algebraically, and it would have to
> be done consistently and effectively on a global scale.
>
> A much better solution IMO is to ditch the fantasy of Man's control over this
> planet and ever-lasting economic growth, so humans and other beings can live
> in mutual support.
> Otherwise, as Tom Lehrer sang in another contest, we'll {all} go together
> when we go... though maybe the Hottentots and Eskinos will survive.
Or just the cockroaches, the salamanders, horseshoe crabs, hydras, and
the bacteria in the flumes of underwater volcanoes.
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