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by dham 5y ago
Are you saying if someone isn't vaccinated for Covid 19 they can't be a good team member and contributor at a high level? Because that sounds really really bad.. and dangerous.
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by dham 5y ago
If an all remote company wants to impose a vaccine mandate I suppose they can...., but I mean it seems like a huge waste of time. Hiring in engineering is already so hard right now no need to make it harder.
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by dham 5y ago
That's kind of where I'm at this point. I just want to know the non obese number to know what I need to do for myself besides vaccination and already having the virus. Or can I just go on with life? It's really the same wa
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by dham 5y ago
Get vaccinated yes, but that's not how the pandemic will end. It will end when most people have had this thing. Essentially it's probably over now but the media is going to hold on to it for a little while longer.
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by dham 5y ago
I guess maybe I mean human race threatening? Civil war isn't going to wipe humans out completely I suppose. To answer the parents question though what does it take, well of course if people are seeing their neighbors bleed out of thei
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by dham 5y ago
Are you asking because you work in a gain of function lab :D? It's going to be hard for a virus to come from nature that can spread like the Flu and be as deadly as Ebola. The biggest societal threat besides a meteor or nuclear war i
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by dham 5y ago
Unfortunately we could have made this exchange in March 2020. Mostly older people in exchange for younger people. It would have been over in a few months. June/July of 2020. Now we make the exchange but this time it's everyone
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by dham 5y ago
Same thing happened in the online beat space. It used to be producers creating music. Now it's a race to the bottom. Who can download a pre made loop the fastest and put the same drums over everything then sell it for $5. I don&#x2
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by dham 5y ago
I just take that as a difference in the times. Meteor was from another era in development. We mainly did server side stuff and used backbone, knockout etc to do more complex interactions. Or just used javascript/jquery. Why would I
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by dham 5y ago
I was just posting the video to respond to the parent on why the CDC number is lower than the paper. The video goes over that.
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by dham 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_df67JdhGB8
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by dham 5y ago
I've seen 2 people on my Facebook feed have issues. One is pretty big in the skydiving community. He had a Moderna booster and it all went downhill. He's doing better now. He initially thought the vaccine was to blame but then
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by dham 5y ago
I think we should take advantage of Omicron right now and let it rip through the population as it's most likely less deadly. Not doing so could be catastrophic and lead to more deaths in the future if the virus mutates to be more dead
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by dham 5y ago
You'll never hear that from any news outlet or government unfortunately. One size fits all
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by dham 5y ago
I mean I think it says something very blunt. If you're not overweight you probably don't need 5 boosters and you can probably go about your day and play the odds. People still know how to play the odds right, they do it everyday
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by dham 5y ago
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/08/covid-cdc-study-finds-roughl...
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by dham 5y ago
You mean post-viral syndrome? I mean yea it's a thing with viruses but it will go away eventually. I had a cold a few years ago and was sick for like 3 months. Some of long covid is mental, so there's that aspect. Some say vac
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by dham 5y ago
Yes but Spanish Flu was really really bad. Affected everyone. Covid is not the Spanish Flu or even the Flu. The flu kills children and is indiscriminate. 80% of hospitalizations and deaths from Covid are related to weight. We should hav
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by dham 5y ago
If the world wasn't so fat and it was 50 years ago, COVID probably would have been nothing, or the Hong Kong Flu.
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by dham 5y ago
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/08/covid-cdc-study-finds-roughl...
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by dham 5y ago
The number I've kept seeing is 78% of hospitalizations and death were obese.
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by dham 5y ago
Yes they do. But total deaths will always be the same over x amount is time. For instance instead of a 5 year old just getting COVID and never worrying about it again we delay it so they get it when there 80 and die from it. We’ll never h
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by dham 5y ago
Everyone will get this virus. Countries that do good now will do bad later and countries that did bad now we do good later. It's all inevitable. All you can do is take it on the chin or delay it. Every country has predetermined num
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by dham 5y ago
But in the long run Covid could actually kill less as younger people get it and grow old.
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by dham 5y ago
Death rate dropped because everyone started listening to ventilation whistleblowers as well. If we listened to them earlier on we could have saved thousands of people in the US
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by dham 5y ago
It's very well possible if we let it rip the fatality rate could have been even lower. Isolate older population let everyone run about get it and we're done. Then let older/obese people back out after vaccinations.
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by dham 5y ago
That sounds about right for the US. I don't know why we didn't just give everyone $2,000 to take the vaccine. Would have been more ethical.
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by dham 5y ago
But what about people who had Covid before or after vaccines existed? No need to punish them
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by dham 5y ago
Yea, I suppose you're right, but something cares about it. The human body?
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by dham 5y ago
I got one for you, we can prevent 80% of covid deaths and hospitalizations and reduce other diseases and get universal healthcare because the cost would be much less...Just ban fast foods. Make everyone exercise and that would be mandated

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