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by ls15 5y ago
That would be ok, if there were an option for him to defend his title somewhere else or at a different time. This way it is like: "Take this vaccine against a strain that is not spreading anymore, that you also already had, while we ca
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by ls15 5y ago
And so does the severity of the disease, look at omicron. The benefits of the vaccine over a natural infection get weaker by the day, especially because vaccine efficacy is not great anymore. Particularly too weak for justifying mandates, i
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by ls15 5y ago
> the disk is first of all extremely low in all groups Not by official WHO definitions. 101 in a million is equivalent to 1.01/10,000. With 1/10,000 it falls into the bracket for the definition of "rare", not "ve
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by ls15 5y ago
> He still faces the same risk in the future. He surely has some immunity now, no?
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by ls15 5y ago
That still has an elevated risk. And he already had covid. What is the justification for asking him to take the risk again?
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by ls15 5y ago
> he has some cardiac problem but who knows He doesn't. He want's to avoid them. For males under 40 the risk for getting myocarditis is higher than for getting it from covid. That has been discussed on HN.
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by ls15 5y ago
Is he not a male under 40?
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by ls15 5y ago
He is a male under 40, isn't he? He already had covid.
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by ls15 5y ago
He could have just gotten carreer-ending myocarditis from the vaccination. The risk in his cohort to get it from vaccination is higher than getting it from covid, which he already had. How is not getting the vaccine under these cicumstances
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by ls15 5y ago
> He could have just gotten vaccinated. He could have just gotten carreer-ending myocarditis from the vaccination. The risk in his cohort to get it from vaccination is higher than getting it from covid, which he already had. How is that
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by ls15 5y ago
Djokovic had Covid in June (that's still accepted, right?). He is in the highest risk group for myocarditis from the vaccination. Omicron is dominant. Vaccine efficacy against Omicron is low. What is the scientific basis for mandating
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by ls15 5y ago
Yes, but this one had no good basis. He is in the highest risk group for myocarditis and he already had Covid in June. Omicron is dominant now. Vaccine efficacy against it is low. What is the actual reason to mandate that he must be vaccina
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by ls15 5y ago
Mandating that players who are in the highest risk group for myocarditis must be vaccinated had no good basis to begin with
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by ls15 5y ago
Draconian ones
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by ls15 5y ago
It will not be known as the tournament where the best player wins, but as the tournament where the best vaccinated player wins, because the best player was not allowed to participate. It's not a top league tournament anymore, when you
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by ls15 5y ago
Who is going to respect such a vicory when the current champion has been blocked from participating?
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by ls15 5y ago
RIP Australian Open. It left a bitter taste when it died.
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by ls15 5y ago
The original title of the article is: > Your own internet radio station in one line
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by ls15 5y ago
> Next round Google Adsense? What will the European free web look like if it cannot be monetized anymore? Aren't websites still allowed to advertise?
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by ls15 5y ago
> Are there other benefits to college? I think I learned a thing or two at university.
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by ls15 5y ago
Since you insist and press for more personal information (ironically in a thread about privacy), go ahead and prove to me, how I could have avoided the digital certificate in a country that uses a central vaccination register and does not e
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by ls15 5y ago
No, it's your turn to prove that what you claim is 100% valid in all places of the world if you don't want to look like an idiot.
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by ls15 5y ago
For their "booster everyone" dogma that was based on razor-thin evidence, while neglecting infrastructure and resources for the vulnerable, as well as ignoring real transmission paths by implementing pointless rules for punishing
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by ls15 5y ago
I would be surprised if low vitamin D wasn't a major factor.
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by ls15 5y ago
Do you think GGPs wife was willingly spreading it?
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by ls15 5y ago
> Stop moving the lamppost there was an option and YOU couldn't because you left your vaccine passport at home during a pandemic. I am moving the lamppost (this last time) for you and everyone else to figure out that I was wrongly a
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by ls15 5y ago
> Sorry, the failure to not have your vaccination passport with you has nothing to do with laws in the country you are residing in. Try to gaslight someone else. There was never an obligation to carry a vaccine passport before the pandem
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by ls15 5y ago
I was talking about the unprotected URL-type certificates (like Djokovic's certs and my original vax cert), before you moved the goalpost to international travel and called me a liar. > there is still the WHO vaccination passport Th
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by ls15 5y ago
> Yes, mask may work in some circumstances, but everyone wearing them all the time in social settings? I found it pretty obvious almost two years ago already that N95s are pretty good at filtering particles (even smaller than rated) and
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by ls15 5y ago
Yes, if they shave

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