the inability to understand epidemiology and to trust science and experts that herd immunity does not involve letting a virus run rampant through a population.
President Trump defended his assertion that the novel coronavirus would "disappear" with or without a vaccine on Tuesday, saying the United States would develop what he called "herd mentality."
by fawkes21eod September 16, 2020
When the herd of sheeple has become immune to logic and evidence and makes decisions based on popular rumor and emotion.
When enough people get their information about the world from social media, we will have reached herd immunity.
by ubiquitousdiabolus April 18, 2021
/hərd menˈtalədē/
noun
2. a disorder of the brain which may lead one to do things that may cause bodily harm to themselves or their loved ones
noun
2. a disorder of the brain which may lead one to do things that may cause bodily harm to themselves or their loved ones
by Ain’t drinking bleach neither! September 17, 2020
Herd immunity is a mathematical protection that hasn't been proven to work in practise.
Sweden is trying to achieve herd immunity by reaching more people that has become infected or have gone through the infection than those who have yet not. (Through the disease or vaccination)
In short meaning it's more likely to come across a person whom should've developed an immunity.
Sweden is trying to achieve herd immunity by reaching more people that has become infected or have gone through the infection than those who have yet not. (Through the disease or vaccination)
In short meaning it's more likely to come across a person whom should've developed an immunity.
Herd immunity is the mathematical protection of not catching the virus.
Protects you in theory but not in practise.
Idea is that there's a bigger chance to come in contact with someone immune than somebody who isn't.
But that wont save you if you come in contact with somebody carrying the virus. Spoiler; you will be infected.
Protects you in theory but not in practise.
Idea is that there's a bigger chance to come in contact with someone immune than somebody who isn't.
But that wont save you if you come in contact with somebody carrying the virus. Spoiler; you will be infected.
by Igory October 22, 2020
by lingobingo October 15, 2020
This is a term typically used by senior management when they want you to focus all efforts on the newest "shiny thing" that just popped up. The new thing is often less important than your usual work and will distract you to the point that they will later ask you why you aren't meeting deadlines. When someone tells you to ride herd, this should be a moment where you question your career choice.
by Flying Bacon March 18, 2011
/hərd menˈtalədē/
noun
2. a disorder of the brain which may lead one to do things that may cause bodily harm to themselves or their loved ones
noun
2. a disorder of the brain which may lead one to do things that may cause bodily harm to themselves or their loved ones
by Ain’t drinking bleach neither! September 17, 2020