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   by kdjkdjk 4y ago

   They do so successfully, but wane quite quickly. Few people are taking booster shots so their protection diminishes over time.
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   by kdjkdjk 4y ago

   and well, COVID being fundamentally a cardiovascular disease might be an actual alternative explanation :)
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   by kdjkdjk 4y ago

   Yes and no. More people are also having more health issues because of a weakened immunse system (due to prior COVID infections). The "direct" link might not necessarily be made, but there's definite increased mortality as a c
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   by kdjkdjk 4y ago

   One day the world will wrap its head around the fact that having COVID affects your immune system long-term and as such is bad for future health outcomes. Welcome to my TED talk. Wear a mask.
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   by kdjkdjk 4y ago

   nah, automotive hackers hang around here too ;)
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   by kdjkdjk 4y ago

   I'm old. I've seen this more times than I can count. There's always a whole lot of assumptions that just never quite pan out as expected, do they ? Rewrites always end up taking way more time and resources than anticipated, a
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   by kdjkdjk 4y ago

   obligatory link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17164707