https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7V2EUGcdrABlackvegetable » 31 Dec 2021, 6:42 pm » wrote: ↑ Results showed that the unvaccinated group was twice as likely to contract the infection again, compared with those who had received one dose of the vaccine.
The findings appear to indicate increased protection from natural immunity over vaccine-conferred immunity. This may be due to a more extensive immune response to the SARS-CoV-2 proteins, compared with the immune activation provided by the vaccine, the researchers suggest.
Infection disease experts warn that the findings should not be viewed as an excuse to forego vaccination. In an interview with MNT, Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, in Nashville, TN, said that the vaccines are doing exactly what they were designed to do.
“All the vaccines we have, Moderna, Pfizer, and [Johnson & Johnson], are very effective in preventing hospitalization — a severity of illness that requires admission to the hospital.”
The researchers behind the new study acknowledge several limitations. Since the Delta variant was dominant during the study period, the findings concerning natural immunity may not apply to infections with other variants of SARS-CoV-2.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articl ... -the-study
As I identify as a woman, does that include getting an abortion?Huey » 31 Dec 2021, 5:23 pm » wrote: ↑ I have nothing about your math but support your right to choose what to do with your body.
If you manage to get get pregnant go for it.Cannonpointer » 22 Mar 2023, 5:31 pm » wrote: ↑ As I identify as a woman, does that include getting an abortion?
Butt what about the butt baby?
AI has already made up your mind..
PastorBlast » 22 Mar 2023, 6:35 pm » wrote: ↑ AI has already made up your mind..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAiYZ6KAqyU
I am wondering about Elon Musk's nuerallink.
There is a flaw in your post. Just because you identify as a woman doesn't mean you didn't get another woman pregnant to have her abort your child.Cannonpointer » 22 Mar 2023, 5:31 pm » wrote: ↑ As I identify as a woman, does that include getting an abortion?
He likely died from VAIDS - Vaccine Acquired Immune Deficiency SyndromeDeezerShoove » 25 Jan 2022, 9:18 pm » wrote: ↑ An old friend of mine died last week. COVID.
He was vaxxed and about 79 years old.
Your math is dumb. Let me tell you what your real math was: You flipped a weighted coin and bet on the side that usually ends face up in making your decision not to get vaxxed. Basically, you did what you wanted to do and didn't get the vax. Now, I have no problem with that.Cannonpointer » 31 Dec 2021, 4:00 pm » wrote: ↑ This is PG thread and I'll not brook trolling - but I'm leaving it wide open in case those with other views wish to weight in PERTINENTLY.
This is MY math - I stand ready to be corrected if anyone finds an error.
1. 20% of all medicines approved by the FDA are subsequently withdrawn from the market - the majority, for safety concerns. Many of these end up in late night television commercials, soliciting clients for class action law suits: "Did you, or someone you love, take XYZ medication and have your butt hole prolapse or your liver sprout warts or your throat fall out? Call Dewey, Cheatum and Howe - you may be entitle to relief..."
2. The odds of a medication being withdrawn for health and safety reasons go up, when regulatory hurdles are waived to facilitate hasty deployment.
3. My odds of dying from Covid are placed at 3 in 10 thousand, just for being an American. If you get more granular, my odds go up a bit for being over 45, but down a bit for having an extremely good immune system. Not being chronically D-deficient lowers my odds significantly, as, IMO, does my command of the Ivermectin Protocol.
So I was faced with rolling the dice on a 20% chance of an adverse outcome from the jab - and that number is conservative, since the jab was passed in haste through the waiver of ordinary hurdles. Or I could buck the tiger's odds on a disease that had a 3 in 10k chance of ending me.
I felt lucky. I rolled the dice based on my own optimism and confidence in my ability to fight back against a virus through intelligent supplementation and intelligent course of treatment. In the end, I got my secret, perverse wish, and was blessed with a case of Covid19. It hit harder than I thought it would - I was impressed. But it had no staying power against the Ivermectin regime and my other supplement strategies. I got my first symptoms on Monday, and today, I am well. And - as I shall soon prove, - I have antibodies which will be a blessing to my society, Now that I have these antibodies, I intend to resume giving plasma, so that I can help to spread herd immunity to my countrymen.
Are there any obvious flaws in my math or logic, dear reader?
Your math is so open ended you cannot recognize your own cycle or place and time you are you conceived to decomposed occupying space here now.Skans » 23 Mar 2023, 8:26 am » wrote: ↑ Your math is dumb. Let me tell you what your real math was: You flipped a weighted coin and bet on the side that usually ends face up in making your decision not to get vaxxed. Basically, you did what you wanted to do and didn't get the vax. Now, I have no problem with that.
I, on the other hand, have been vaxed 4 times. I also had a very mild case of Covid - a very mild head cold that lasted 3 days. I didn't have to sweat kidney-juice, **** brain matter or cough-up lung meat like you did. I did not lose my sense of smell, taste or end up with some myocarditis heart disease like you did.
You bear the scars from your tussle with Covid. I simply have the antibodies from mine. So, I feel blessed that I had the good sense to get vaxxed so that I did not end up with the deadly chink-flu like you got. Today, I'm stronger than ever - been working out in gyms since everything re-opened without a worry in the world about Covid.
An understanding of math and you, Omh, are two things existing in parallel, eternally separated.Nostradamus'omh » 23 Mar 2023, 8:31 am » wrote: ↑ Your math is so open ended you cannot recognize your own cycle or place and time you are you conceived to decomposed occupying space here now.
rule of 72. Exponential algorithm.Skans » 23 Mar 2023, 8:33 am » wrote: ↑ An understanding of math and you, Omh, are two things existing in parallel, eternally separated.
Not even math. Just more gibberish. Proves with absolute, undeniable, non-questionable, perfect certainty what I previously said about you.Nostradamus'omh » 23 Mar 2023, 8:41 am » wrote: ↑ rule of 72. Exponential algorithm.
Geography of integers. Notice the universal constant progression between squared results and cubed results. Want to play 6 degrees of separation some more?
https://i.postimg.cc/wTW954r4/Picture-113.jpg
My gibberish accounts for each reproductton ever lived a reproductive time in this atmosphere from inception to extinction or currently still an active species never same population again..Skans » 23 Mar 2023, 8:46 am » wrote: ↑ Not even math. Just more gibberish. Proves with absolute, undeniable, non-questionable, perfect certainty what I previously said about you.
No, he did what most pragmatists would and took a wait and see approach, until more is learned. Particularly in light of the risk VS benefit ratio.Skans » 23 Mar 2023, 8:26 am » wrote: ↑ Your math is dumb. Let me tell you what your real math was: You flipped a weighted coin and bet on the side that usually ends face up in making your decision not to get vaxxed. Basically, you did what you wanted to do and didn't get the vax. Now, I have no problem with that.
My wife's lasted 1 day, while mine lasted 4 because I delayed treatment for a couple of days.I, on the other hand, have been vaxed 4 times. I also had a very mild case of Covid - a very mild head cold that lasted 3 days.
My memory is he had a very mild case, beaten early with IVM or HCQ protocols.I didn't have to sweat kidney-juice, **** brain matter or cough-up lung meat like you did. I did not lose my sense of smell, taste or end up with some myocarditis heart disease like you did.
And maybe you'll continue to be lucky! Or not.You bear the scars from your tussle with Covid. I simply have the antibodies from mine. So, I feel blessed that I had the good sense to get vaxxed so that I did not end up with the deadly chink-flu like you got. Today, I'm stronger than ever - been working out in gyms since everything re-opened without a worry in the world about Covid.
Dr. Brian Tyson treated 20,000 higher risk COVID patients that got better in days in the comfort of their own homes, with only 4 deaths and 6 hospitalizations - but those only because they showed up too late for early treatment.I didn't have to sweat kidney-juice, **** brain matter or cough-up lung meat like you did. I did not lose my sense of smell, taste or end up with some myocarditis heart disease like you did.
Whaaaat?! Your "immunity" went negative after 5 months! (at best)You bear the scars from your tussle with Covid. I simply have the antibodies from mine. So, I feel blessed that I had the good sense to get vaxxed so that I did not end up with the deadly chink-flu like you got. Today, I'm stronger than ever - been working out in gyms since everything re-opened without a worry in the world about Covid.


I can't make a butt baby?Nostradamus'omh » 23 Mar 2023, 6:21 am » wrote: ↑ There is a flaw in your post. Just because you identify as a woman doesn't mean you didn't get another woman pregnant to have her abort your child.
No, no, sissy. You can tell the board YOUR math. You can't tell the board my math, without sniffing my underwear for accuracy.
None of the things you claim to know about me are factual - you sniffed the wrong guy's underpants.Skans » 23 Mar 2023, 8:26 am » wrote: ↑ I, on the other hand, have been vaxed 4 times. I also had a very mild case of Covid - a very mild head cold that lasted 3 days. I didn't have to sweat kidney-juice, **** brain matter or cough-up lung meat like you did. I did not lose my sense of smell, taste or end up with some myocarditis heart disease like you did.
You bear the scars from your tussle with Covid. I simply have the antibodies from mine. So, I feel blessed that I had the good sense to get vaxxed so that I did not end up with the deadly chink-flu like you got. Today, I'm stronger than ever - been working out in gyms since everything re-opened without a worry in the world about Covid.
Totally not true. I know 2 children, both unvaxed, who ended up with myocarditis. One was a very mild case, the other was severe. She, 10 years old at the time, was in and out of hospitals over a 2-month period of time following her bout with Covid. Her Covid appeared mild, but a couple weeks after been clear of any overt symptoms, she experienced fainting spells, lethargy, fever, and abnormally low pulse rate. It took 3 times in and out of hospitals until they got a team of doctors to find the heart infection. Definitely caused by Covid. You can believe whatever **** you want, but I saw it first-hand.freeman » 23 Mar 2023, 9:53 am » wrote: ↑ Our data suggest that there is no increase in the incidence of myocarditis and pericarditis in COVID-19 recovered patients compared to uninfected matched controls. Further longer-term studies will be needed to estimate the incidence of pericarditis and myocarditis in patients diagnosed with COVID-19."
https://www.mdpi.com/2077-0383/11/8/2219
Maybe in some. I didn't experience any side effects, other than a nasty case of the **** 2 hours after the 1st shot.While Big Pharma and even government admit that the experimental clot shots cause myocarditis and pericarditis:
Myocarditis numbers before COVID were 4 per million, post jab 25,000 per million
I'm healthy as a high-priced thoroughbred stallion, with papers for hire for stud services. It's been over a year since I've had any vax.And maybe you'll continue to be lucky! Or not.