RE:RE:RE:Hey moemoneyActually I have a problem with all the testing protocalls.. unless its 99+% accurate on all counts then there's too much of an error factor for testing to be of any use.. at 80.3% that will mean 19.7% of the population will receive an inaccurate reading.. so on a million tests 197,000 will receive an inaccurate reading.. hardly what I'd call a valuable tool when so many fall through the cracks... many of the people contracting covid now are asymptomatic.. so what's the point.. if you have no symptoms.. life goes on.. if you feel vulnerable and don't want to get a vaccine then its on you if you get sick.. IMHO.. YoungBaklava wrote: Hey Moe, I hope u don't think that this means testing will cease to exist, especially antigen, as u can see with the amount of backlash against protests, willingness for boosters, and also the amount double vaccinated, this is still a virus that strikes fear into people and is also eating away at our hospital capacities, as Canada is very mismanaged the past decade in terms of spending tax dollars, but aside Covid is still too new to know how to properly combat it and live with it. If anything eliminating testing comepletely will most def boost antigen test sales as covid will spread like wildfire and make variants way more common among differing countries(spread through travel) as the vaccine isn't 100% effective in stopping the passing of sickness. IMHO