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Talk about cognitive dissonance.
Someday you're going to be doing things you never thought you'd do.
It'll take another 15 years realize what you've done.
You have absolutely no idea how this world works, and what your role is in it.
18 months ago I called ER techs footsoldiers & you kinda laughed it off.
Someday when it's far too late you'll see.
There was no "backtracking".
Regarding the paper, you missed the point, completely.
This is cognitive dissonance, as you described. Though the studies you see through those goggles were partially true, you seem to have missed the part where the first vaccine autopsy revealed spike proteins replicated in every part of the body. That's not good.
And btw, the two posts I made were separate posts making separate statements, I don't know why that needs to be pointed out.
One was not affirming the other, nor was that the stated intention.
As far as staying on topic, we'll that was just silly. This is the topic.
How much do you know about Iceland?
Its pretty simple: tourism and delta.
Are you open minded to details or are you gonna look into it yourself?
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That's awesome, got comirnaty as well and I'm on day 15, so day 1 after full boot-up. Hoping for that processor boost soon.
The study also highlights key differences in hesitancy by race and age subgroups. For example, in May, younger Black people are more hesitant than younger white people, while the reverse is true in older populations. Generally, COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy was higher among the young (ages 18-24), non-Asian people and less educated (high school diploma or less) adults, and those with Ph.D.s, with a history of a positive COVID-19 test, not worried about serious illness from COVID-19 and living in regions with greater support for Donald Trump in the 2020 election.
The site has a policy against doxing.
I'm aware that it got very specific. It doesn't really change that the "vaccine hesitancy=uneducated people" narrative is inaccurate though. I also found it interesting that the higher education people have, the less likely they were to change their opinions.
There is so much wrong with that study I can't even......
Blind study (I could mark phd and no one would know the difference), paid for by Facebook, and had a category labeled Trump supporters just for starters.
Please note that I don't believe intelligence equals educated. And uneducated doesn't mean incapable of learning.
There are many highly educated people but you have to consider where and from whom they are getting their "education".
I totally get the confusion with everything out there though.
Professor Altmann quoted in that article has an update on identifying "long covid" in a laboratory. I think someone may have posted this already.I think generally "long covid" patients are just crazy people, and the vaccine has a placebo effect. That being said, this came out in March:
Long Covid symptoms ease after vaccination, survey finds
Exclusive: Fifty-seven per cent of people with illness say they were better overall after jabwww.theguardian.com
Long Covid: Early findings bring hope for diagnostic tests
Scientists say early research findings could lead to a diagnostic test for those with long-term symptoms.
www.bbc.com
First paragraph undermines the overarching piece unfortunately.Professor Altmann quoted in that article has an update on identifying "long covid" in a laboratory. I think someone may have posted this already.
Long Covid: Early findings bring hope for diagnostic tests
Scientists say early research findings could lead to a diagnostic test for those with long-term symptoms.
That funding would indicate the opposite of what was found.
What is undermined? The article is about results from a small pilot study they can't call a breakthrough yet, but so far look like they could lead to a concrete test for a type of long covid.
I am interested to see what happens with the larger study.
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Trump wants you to get the vaccine that he created is completely on topic for this thread.
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This is all true. I'm not very good at many things in this world and am not broadly educated...but the few things I'm good at I'm very good at.
Yeah it remains a very strange description of somebody with a 3 month certification that helps nurses and does scut work.
We've already been over the transient nature of spike protein in response to vaccination. The patient also contracted covid-19.
It leads off by saying that the thing they think it is most of the people didn't have.
It's like saying "I think red cars are fast." and then finding out only 10%of fast cars are red.
This isn't about science. This is about flinging shit toward @Gamer Dude.
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