The majestic mother elephant and her herd of babies move gracefully through Valparai forest. Athirapilly waterfall just few days before the flood.

These photos are from one of the free roaming herds so common in Southern Albania, Europe. The sheep's annual spring buffet has been going on for a few weeks now, and the herd comes by every day around

While I was at the shop, my cousin came over with a few of his friends. Before they reach the shop, I could hear them arguing discussing about how things are becoming costly consistently nowadays. By the

Some of my pets are affected by the loss of their companions.

¡Saludos amigos de Hive & Liketu! | ¡Greetings friends of Hive & Liketu! ¡Feliz jueves! Espero que hayan tenido un grandioso día, por mi parte así fue, pues hoy nuevamente tuve la oportunidad de

¡Saludos queridos lectores! | ¡Greetings dear readers! ¡Feliz domingo! Espero que su semana haya sido muy productiva, hoy es uno de los mejores días de la semana ya que es el que solemos tomar como día

Este era un elefante que había sido atrapado en la selva y lo llevaron a un encierro donde estaban varios tipos de animales, ya que estos cazadores eran traficantes de animales y primero los encerraban

A Disturbing Bug A Dark Sheep On The Matrix Livestock's Price Goes Down Greetings, Fellow Visual Age Shepherds! How's your opinion been doing lately in public environment? How has your inner voice fared

I changed on this position as well just like Gorski. I used to think a liberal order should generally allow religious/philosophical exemptions to vaccination. But they aren't really feasible if one intends

I've tried to look at a few bellwether places that have high vaccination to understand Delta and herd immunity. Namely I've been looking at San Francisco, Vermont, Iceland, Gibraltar, the UK, and Israel.

Rhode Island, Massachusetts, CT, NJ, Vermont, and South Dakota according to this have the highest population immunity. Vermont did it the easy way through vaccination. South Dakota the hard way through

I give you two maps. On the left, we have a map showing frequency of anti-nucleocapsid antibodies, which can only come from infection, not vaccination. On the right, we have a map showing vaccine coverage.

Some sobering math on what it takes to reach herd immunity with B.1.1.7, given that vaccines and infection aren't perfect preventers of future infection or transmission. With an R0 of 4.3, they're looking

1. People have a lot of questions about the concept of herd immunity and what it means for COVID-19. What is it, can we get there, what does it get us if do, etc. In this thread, I'll try to answer

I can't stand the wild, uninterrogated hypotheses people have about Asia's success with the coronavirus in particular. The hypotheses border on the outright racist to shallow exoticism. There really isn't

This is fantastic. CDC did weekly testing of frontline essential workers that received the mRNA vaccines to determine real-world efficacy rates. Full vaccination (14 days post two doses) had an efficacy

We are all herdable, some more than others. Psychologists have done numerous studies on how humans operate as herds. If several people say that the longer of two sticks is really shorter, then ninety percent

23.9% of the population has at least one dose of the vaccine. But if just looking at adults it is 30.7%. And 68% of 65+ have at least one dose of the vaccines. We can also consider population immunity

The difference between good people and bad people is not that bad people lie and good people don’t. People lie, sometimes for bad reasons and immoral purposes, sometimes for good reasons and moral purposes.

I don't feel the energy to do the long write-up right now, but I am nearly 100% convinced that the US should adopt the UK's strategy of getting 1 dose to as many people as possible before doing second