Replies to post #369589 on Tornado Alley (PROG)

[BullNBear52]

I exchange emails with him daily. I think he knows what he is talking about since he provides links.


https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/pfizer-says-trials-suggest-covid-vaccine-works-against-south-african-n1262710

He does his homework.

[DragonBear]

Making assumptions about what I know or don't know is kind of a fool's errand.

Actually it's pretty safe to make assumptions about you on the "don't know" side.

All you have done is come back with your own assumptions and no evidence,which is pretty unbecoming a person who claims to be a science expert in the field.

Whereas you couldn't be bothered to even post the content of the Business Insider link, that suddenly makes you an expert in immunology.

Anyone who is not aware of T-cells was not paying arrention during the 80's.

Wow you know they exist. Now using that immense knowledge you gained from that 2021 BI article, explain how they work.

Questioning my reading comprehension just points to you being insecure and needing a handy arrow to sling.

Who was the first to sling the insecurity arrow?

I thought you were capable of a conversation without attack mode, thanks for destruction of that hypothesis.

Obviously you're not.

I asked you for a source for the information

And where did you post any source? What you posted was a link that wanted me to subscribe to BI, before showing the content of the article.

and all I got was that you know it all

No, I just know more than you.

and you repeated your antibody titer boilerplate

And what boilerplate was that?

I prefer seeing credible science over someone's opinion on the internet.

Then why all your flatulence of the brain? Or is this how you deal with your "insecurity"? Go fart.