WHO says e-vaccination certificates could be key to unlocking global travel
Be Prepared To Show Covid-19 Vaccination Proof In Order To Travel
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Be Prepared To Show Covid-19 Vaccination Proof In Order To Travel
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WHO says e-vaccination certificates could be key to unlocking global travel
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has flagged the use of “e-vaccination certificates” as having the potential to unlock international air travel as nations prepare to rollout mass vaccination programs.
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International travelers may soon be required to get COVID-19 vaccination before flying
Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce said he's been talking to his counterparts at other airlines around the world about the possibility of a “vaccination passport” for international travelers.
“We are looking at changing our terms and conditions to say for international travelers, that we will ask people to have the vaccination before they get on the aircraft,” Joyce told Australia's Network Nine television.
"But certainly for international visitors coming out, and people leaving the country, we think that’s a necessity,” he said.
Korean Air, said Tuesday there’s a real possibility that airlines will require that passengers be vaccinated .
Chung said there are already a variety of discussions within the industry to ensure safer travel during the pandemic. These include trials of “Common Pass,” an app endorsed by the World Economic Forum that aims to provide a standardized format for airlines to evaluate the coronavirus test results of passengers to determine whether they should travel.
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Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce said he's been talking to his counterparts at other airlines around the world about the possibility of a “vaccination passport” for international travelers.
“We are looking at changing our terms and conditions to say for international travelers, that we will ask people to have the vaccination before they get on the aircraft,” Joyce told Australia's Network Nine television.
"But certainly for international visitors coming out, and people leaving the country, we think that’s a necessity,” he said.
Korean Air, said Tuesday there’s a real possibility that airlines will require that passengers be vaccinated .
Chung said there are already a variety of discussions within the industry to ensure safer travel during the pandemic. These include trials of “Common Pass,” an app endorsed by the World Economic Forum that aims to provide a standardized format for airlines to evaluate the coronavirus test results of passengers to determine whether they should travel.
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International travelers may soon be required to get COVID-19 vaccination before flying
The boss of Australia's largest airline said Monday that once a coronavirus vaccine becomes widely available, it may require passengers use it before they can travel abroad.
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US House passes federal cannabis decriminalisation bill
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US House passes federal cannabis decriminalisation bill
It is the first bill of its kind taken up by either chamber of Congress but faces an uncertain future.
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Under-the-skin surveillance
“ In recent years both governments and corporations have been using ever more sophisticated technologies to track, monitor and manipulate people. If we are not careful, the epidemic might mark an important watershed in the history of surveillance. Not only because it might normalise the deployment of mass surveillance tools in countries that have so far rejected them, but even more so because it signifies a dramatic transition from “over the skin” to “under the skin” surveillance.
Hitherto, when your finger touched the screen of your smartphone and clicked on a link, the government wanted to know what exactly your finger was clicking on. But with coronavirus, the focus of interest shifts. Now the government wants to know the temperature of your finger and the blood-pressure under its skin. “
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the world after coronavirus
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“ In recent years both governments and corporations have been using ever more sophisticated technologies to track, monitor and manipulate people. If we are not careful, the epidemic might mark an important watershed in the history of surveillance. Not only because it might normalise the deployment of mass surveillance tools in countries that have so far rejected them, but even more so because it signifies a dramatic transition from “over the skin” to “under the skin” surveillance.
Hitherto, when your finger touched the screen of your smartphone and clicked on a link, the government wanted to know what exactly your finger was clicking on. But with coronavirus, the focus of interest shifts. Now the government wants to know the temperature of your finger and the blood-pressure under its skin. “
Yuval Noah Harari
the world after coronavirus
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'This is not science fiction,' say scientists pushing for 'neuro-rights'
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'This is not science fiction,' say scientists pushing for 'neuro-rights'
Scientific advances from deep brain stimulation to wearable scanners are making manipulation of the human mind increasingly possible, creating a need for laws and protections to regulate use of the new tools, top neurologists said on Thursday.
How 700 Epidemiologists Are Living Now, and What They Think Is Next
Epidemiologists are a very cautious group. Most said that even with vaccines, it would probably take a year or more for many activities to safely restart, and that some parts of their lives may never return to the way they were.
It would probably be many years until it was safe enough to “return to approximately the lifestyle we had.” , “We have to settle to live with the virus.”
Epidemiologists worry about many unknowns, including how long immunity lasts; how the virus may mutate; the challenges of vaccine distribution; and the possible reluctance to accept the vaccine among some groups.
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Epidemiologists are a very cautious group. Most said that even with vaccines, it would probably take a year or more for many activities to safely restart, and that some parts of their lives may never return to the way they were.
It would probably be many years until it was safe enough to “return to approximately the lifestyle we had.” , “We have to settle to live with the virus.”
Epidemiologists worry about many unknowns, including how long immunity lasts; how the virus may mutate; the challenges of vaccine distribution; and the possible reluctance to accept the vaccine among some groups.
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Nytimes
How 700 Epidemiologists Are Living Now, and What They Think Is Next (Published 2020)
They are going to the grocery store again, but don’t see vaccines making life normal right away.
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Will you take a Covid-19 vaccine if
It becomes available to you ?
It becomes available to you ?
Anonymous Poll
10%
Yes , sure
73%
No , never
17%
Time will tell ...
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Would you take a Covid19 vaccine if
You where to receive 1500 U$ as reward ?
You where to receive 1500 U$ as reward ?
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20%
Yes
53%
No
41%
Never
“COVID-19 May Cause Erectile Dysfunction“
Though erectile dysfunction isn't a confirmed long-term symptom of COVID-19, Grayson's comments have created a stir on social media, as many reshared her warning as way to convince the public—specifically men—to adhere to the recommended safety measures.
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Though erectile dysfunction isn't a confirmed long-term symptom of COVID-19, Grayson's comments have created a stir on social media, as many reshared her warning as way to convince the public—specifically men—to adhere to the recommended safety measures.
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Medical Expert Says COVID-19 May Cause Erectile Dysfunction
Infectious disease expert Dr. Dena Grayson recently warned the public about the long-term consequences of coronavirus, including its effect on the vasculature.