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by qwerty1234599 5y ago
Yes. To me the original Reddit poster seems like a kid with way too much free time on their hands. Operating systems should just be tools, using your brainpower to squint at accent colors or similar is just pure waste. Kinda like you don&#
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by qwerty1234599 5y ago
Naturally, all diseases evolve with time. The OG late-2019 Wuhan covid strain, which all current vaccines are based on, was almost 2 years ago and no longer exists in the wild
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by qwerty1234599 5y ago
It's possible that a mutation emerged in november 2019 that pushed the R number up. A "mild" form of the virus could very easily have lingered in China/SEA for years.
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by qwerty1234599 5y ago
Nope, the main reason for being anti-vaxx seriously is being (subconsciously) scared of needles. These people have no problem with taking pills lol.
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by qwerty1234599 5y ago
... nobody says "pwned" anymore, it's back to being hacker slang
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Exercise. Also works for back pain. Try gym + running. A small improvement without exercise can be had by always wearing warm long sleeve shirts, which improves the blood flow or similar
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Obviously not. It's some random wild animal population of an unknown species, living near a bat cave in rural China.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
In lots of northern climates, going out for a walk during winter sucks. It's cold, dark and slippery. The winter landscape is cool to look at for a few days sure but after that it just becomes depressing.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Interesting how the word "toxic" is mainstream nowadays. Considering the term originated as a way of describing aggressive/angry kids on the videogame League of Legends.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Imagine if they started challenge trials for the moderna vaccine late January 2020, when China went to lockdown. Trillions of dollars saved. Oh well.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
One month is NOTHING. Companies do not care about a month. Users do not care about a month. Nothing changes within a month of development anyways. Now go 2 years without an update, and it would start to show. 5 years, and the general consen
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
India just doesn't have the giant 70+ yo vulnerable male population that western countries have. If they did, the numbers would be horrifying. But since they have a young population, herd immunity was reached. (Serology tests show over
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Yes it does. The disease would have been eradicated a long time ago if it didn't have asymptomatic transmission. (see: SARS and MERS)
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
If you want a glimpse of the average person's youtube experience, open the site in incognito and go to the "trending" tab. It's a completely different site depending on what you initially search for when you start using
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Scandinavian countries are not really countries. More like a family club. (This is starting to change though) When everybody is just like you, it leads to high trust, no us vs them mentality. Same is true in eg. South Korea and Japan. Contr
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Nobody is getting covid via surfaces. It spreads via socializing. Millions of people are still visiting each other behind closed doors every day as if things were normal in EU.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Did you socialize face-to-face in the week before falling ill?
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Most of the people catching it atm is from private social gatherings, AKA dumb behaviour.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Moderna didn't just have the vaccine in march. They had it mid-January 2020.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
"A study then in 1919 concluded that mandatory mask mandates did not make any difference on epidemic, while observing that a likely reason for their ineffectiveness was that masks were worn outdoors and not inside in gatherings when co
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Good chair, good microphone, good webcam
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Yes if mRNA works well, we will probably get 95% effective vaccines within the next decade or two targeting diseases such as HIV, influenza, almost any virus basically.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
It is already safety tested. 15k vaccinated with no side effects is more than enough.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
The average person doesn't die within 30 days. If a covid-positive person dies after testing positive, it's pretty obvious what the cause of death is.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Trump literally would've won had he had sent free red MAGA masks to every American in March/April. It was the perfect missed opportunity
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
I'd wager the average card purchase is way larger than 3.5% compared to cash, as the money being spent feels less real.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Admit it, you're just subconciously afraid of needles as most people. Noticed it with Trump. No way he'd take an experimental COVID vaccine, but an experimental antibody drug cocktail through the mouth was more than ok to him. Pro
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Diseases mostly don't spread between strangers. They spread between family members, close relatives and friends. Everybody has those, even in rural areas. Look at past pandemics for reference, everybody was hit. The Spanish Flu spread
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
And 40% of the population getting a influenza vaccine yearly.
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by qwerty1234599 6y ago
Daily reminder: new respitory diseases come and go, nobody usually cares. What makes Covid different and what caused the shutdowns was when Lombardy alone had 450 deaths a day. No regular influenza could do that. It's not as if we deci

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