Wearing Face Mask is a Must!
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- Relax Sam, I already got the Pfizer vaccine.
- Yeah but that was just the first dose and you literally got it like 3 days ago!
- Kai, put your mask back on!
- So? What's the difference? A vaccine is a vaccine.
- The whole point of the vaccine, Sam, is to stop me from getting sick so you're making no sense.
- No Kai, there's so much more to it. You haven't even gotten the second dose yet and even if you did, you still have to be careful.
- I thought you only spoke English and see, you're still making no sense. Why would I have to be careful after getting the second dose if two weeks would've long passed?
- Haha, SARS-CoV-2 is just the name of the virus that causes COVID-19 and that two week time period starts AFTER the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
- You might think it's that simple but it's not. Studies are showing that it typically takes up to two weeks after vaccination for our bodies to build protection against SARS-CoV-2.
- Oh psht, then after the two week mark passes I can stop wearing this stupid mask then. Great!
- You're kidding me right? Then what's the point of the vaccine if we can't just go back to normal after taking it?
- And that's where you're wrong again. Scientists are still learning how well the vaccines prevent us from spreading the virus, even if we show no symptoms.
- Seems like scientists should know if the vaccines are effective or not before giving them to people... just saying.
- Haha. Studies show that the COVID-19 vaccines are effective at keeping us from getting COVID-19 and if we do get it, we won't be seriously ill.
- It's not all in vain Kai. It's just that the virus that causes COVID-19 is genetically unstable and because there are so many changes happening when it is infecting our cells, that makes it harder to develop effective vaccines against it.
- All I'm hearing is Studies show this, studies show that...
- I see. Guess I'll have to rethink this whole vaccination and mask business after all.
- Oh Kai...
- That's because even though vaccines have been approved and are showing positive results, there is still a lot to be studied about these vaccines so we still need to take precautions.
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