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post 1624328931 12-02-2020, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted By sloppyjoe1⏩
Ok, but let me ask you this. If they did find the origins and it happened to be man-made, do you really think that would make headlines? It would be classified and a lie would be generated to appease the population. I don't trust any organization, too many lies.

Even until that research concludes, any theory is plausible.
I have no idea man. All I know is what I've seen firsthand working in EMS, and what I've learned from independent research. I know that even with all of the conflicting information I'm doing my part to minimize exposure to those who are vulnerable be that directly or indirectly. My recommendation would be that if you are hesitant to trust any organization, go the route that MIGHT save lives rather than the route that MIGHT kill someone.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
I dont think he realizes that at this point in history Science is biased and bought and paid for by the highest bidder.
There are extremely wealthy orginizations contributing to these research teams and they sway the findings. Science can be manipulated very easily to go multiple ways. Thats why as a consumer of scientific articles you have to cipher through opposing sides and make your own decision because **** is so corrupt these days.
Is there literally even a shred of evidence supporting this claim?
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
I dont think he realizes that at this point in history Science is biased and bought and paid for by the highest bidder.
There are extremely wealthy orginizations contributing to these research teams and they sway the findings. Science can be manipulated very easily to go multiple ways. Thats why as a consumer of scientific articles you have to cipher through opposing sides and make your own decision because **** is so corrupt these days.
Yup. Just like politics with lobbyists. There's nothing you can do, no vote can save humans from themselves. We are surrounded by low integrity. The only choice you have lies within yourself and your own family. Just gotta make your own little circle as happy as you can.
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Originally Posted By FOSteven⏩
Is there literally even a shred of evidence supporting this claim?
Just look at k-12 education all they talk about is Jew suffrage
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Originally Posted By 5tfihsmgidarap⏩
Just look at k-12 education all they talk about is Jew suffrage
Yeah it all makes sense now
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Originally Posted By FOSteven⏩
Yeah it all makes sense now
Exactly
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Originally Posted By FOSteven⏩
Is there literally even a shred of evidence supporting this claim?
yeah i keep it in a desktop folder because everytime I read anything or form any thoughts i immediately save the proof to a desktop folder so I can show it to people who question what I say.

You do realize just because I can't pull an official article out of my ass it doesnt invalidate what I say right?
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Originally Posted By FOSteven⏩
Is there literally even a shred of evidence supporting this claim?
https://www.theguardian.com/science/...review-science
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Originally Posted By sloppyjoe1⏩
Ok, but let me ask you this. If they did find the origins and it happened to be man-made, do you really think that would make headlines? It would be classified and a lie would be generated to appease the population. I don't trust any organization, too many lies.

Even until that research concludes, any theory is plausible.
Bro, it would absolutely make the headlines. That's the million dollar question of the year. Not only that, that study would be subject to the scrutiny of scientists from all around the world.
Every single scientific study that wants to gain any kind of validation needs to be peer-reviewed. The findings need to be validated by attempts to reproduce the results and critiquing the methods used, for example.
Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
I dont think he realizes that at this point in history Science is biased and bought and paid for by the highest bidder.
There are extremely wealthy orginizations contributing to these research teams and they sway the findings. Science can be manipulated very easily to go multiple ways. Thats why as a consumer of scientific articles you have to cipher through opposing sides and make your own decision because **** is so corrupt these days.
Sure money can influence what kind of studies are done. But I don't think money can go so far as to DENY scientists from researching a particular topic.
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post 1624346771 12-03-2020, 12:40 AM
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I know a 45 yr old that died from it

and also know about 10 other people who got it, some had bad symptoms, some barely had anything.
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A lot of my nurse friends had it. Some went into ICU. One didn't return. He was only 45 and an avid gym goer.

We wear masks. No big deal. And we support each other if one family has to isolate at home.

Cooking food for friends is something we all love to do. It also keeps us independent from government goodwill or neglect.
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Originally Posted By ZyraThornrise⏩
Just got over it kind of.
Went to the hospital for chills that were so bad they were basically seizures.
I was nauseated, had terrible headaches and still can barely stay awake.
Still having trouble regulating temperature. I'll go from shaking from being too cold to feeling like I'm burning up in cycles like every ten minutes.
It ALWAYS feels like I'm out of breath. Even though I'm not.
My heart is also all over the place.

Getting better but I will say this is one of the worst sicknesses I've had.
My partner had these violent chills. I had to heat him up in double layer electric heating blankets before I was able to buy an electric thermometer.

Turned out he had some bacterial infection. Doctor got him on antibiotics and advised him to drink as if his life depended on it. To flush everything out.

A few weeks later he got tested positive for the virus in a routine test at work.

We keep having these smoothies every evening - veggies and fruits and double scoop protein plus milk.

I found protein helping much better than all the cough and cold medication otc.
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Originally Posted By ZyraThornrise⏩
Just got over it kind of.
Went to the hospital for chills that were so bad they were basically seizures.
I was nauseated, had terrible headaches and still can barely stay awake.
Still having trouble regulating temperature. I'll go from shaking from being too cold to feeling like I'm burning up in cycles like every ten minutes.
It ALWAYS feels like I'm out of breath. Even though I'm not.
My heart is also all over the place.

Getting better but I will say this is one of the worst sicknesses I've had.
Well over 70’s usually get it quite bad so not surprised
brb haven’t met one vaxcel who doesn’t get defensive or mad when you tell them you didn’t get it.

No “vax” for HIV after 40 years of research. No vax for cancer after 100 years of research. No vax for the common cold and yet a virus mysteriously appears and Within 12 months a “vax” is found by 4 pharma companies all within 1 week and we are mandated to take it ….
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Taste and Smell were ****ed for about 2 months, at one point I was worried it would never be normal. I also had a fever for a couple of days where I repeatedly woke up drenched, confused, with my hands shaking. On the plus side I got a lot of time off work paid for by the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, didn't have to use any of my vacation time or sick leave.

I don't want it again.
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Originally Posted By demadio⏩
Taste and Smell were ****ed for about 2 months, at one point I was worried it would never be normal. I also had a fever for a couple of days where I repeatedly woke up drenched, confused, with my hands shaking.

I don't want it again.
Must be easy as fk to cut though nomsaying?
brb haven’t met one vaxcel who doesn’t get defensive or mad when you tell them you didn’t get it.

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Originally Posted By syrk⏩
Must be easy as fk to cut though nomsaying?
Yeah that's another thing I forgot to mention. Before Covid I wanted to cut 10 lbs and after I had exceeded my goal. I was pretty much never hungry for most of the two months and forced myself to eat.
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Even though I personally didn't catch it yet, I work for a big company (2000+ employees) and knowplenty of coworkers that had it. Apart from all of those with mild symptoms and 3 that actually died (were a bit older) most notable is a close colleague that is 41 and was hospitalized. He is pretty fit, works out, goes hiking often, never smokes, never drinks, last time he was sick was a cold in 2015. He spent 2 weeks at home with a high fever at which point he passed out and was hospitalized. Spent 3 weeks in the hospital on oxygen support (not a ventilator) and his blood was so thick and coagulated, a blood sample couldn't be extracted with a needle. Heavy doses of anticoagulant medications (Clexane - Enoxaparin sodium) prevented a heart failure. Apparently blood clots are a common effect of COVID-19. He hasn't fully recovered yet even though he's been negative for more than a month now. He is so weak he can't even sit in a chair upright and he is out of breath after 1 flight of stairs. He tried coming to the office for work for 2 days after which he went back on a sick leave as he is unable to even work in an office. So yea, definitely not just the flu.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
yeah i keep it in a desktop folder because everytime I read anything or form any thoughts i immediately save the proof to a desktop folder so I can show it to people who question what I say.

You do realize just because I can't pull an official article out of my ass it doesnt invalidate what I say right?
Typically when a grown up makes a claim as bold as yours they would have some sort of evidence to back it up. But please, continue to spew your baseless theories.
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I died from it back in April, but my body only died.0001%
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Originally Posted By MiscInformed⏩
https://www.theguardian.com/science/...review-science
This shows over flooding of published studies, but nothing about a lack of transparency or 3rd party influences in any legitimate studies.
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Originally Posted By Chris_1990⏩
So yea, definitely not just the flu.
The cognitive dissonance of people who find a completely oddball case and say "yeah, not just the flu" yet ignore the fact the majority have NO SYMPTOMS AT ALL is astounding.

The flu can ALSO cause the systemic organ damage and long term health problems you cite a single coworker had with COVID. Use your brain.
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My ex's sister and her husband had it.. the husband had very mild symptoms but the sister had it BAD. Sent to the ICU, wasn't put on a ventilator, for felt like 3 weeks. There was a point in time multiple people from the family were asking for prayers through a FB status so I assumed that particular time it had gotten really serious, but luckily she pulled through.
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My gf has it currently, so far the only symptoms aside from the day she went and got tested has been the odd headache along with the loss of smell and taste. For all the talk of how contagious it this is supposed to be I have no idea how my test could have come back negative but sure enough it did. She was staying at my place and we were smashing up to and including the day she got tested. She had a bit of headache and a sore throat come on in the afternoon and got tested in order to see if she could go into work or not later in the week.
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Can’t say if it was rona or not but in mid December I got super fukkin sick and didn’t get better til February

Worst head congestion, worst soar throat and coffee. Couldn’t fukkin breathe for sh*t. Constantly breaking out into coughing fits all day
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No. I've had direct contact with patients who turned out to have Covid multiple times as well and never got it.
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Originally Posted By Chris_1990⏩
Even though I personally didn't catch it yet, I work for a big company (2000+ employees) and knowplenty of coworkers that had it. Apart from all of those with mild symptoms and 3 that actually died (were a bit older) most notable is a close colleague that is 41 and was hospitalized. He is pretty fit, works out, goes hiking often, never smokes, never drinks, last time he was sick was a cold in 2015. He spent 2 weeks at home with a high fever at which point he passed out and was hospitalized. Spent 3 weeks in the hospital on oxygen support (not a ventilator) and his blood was so thick and coagulated, a blood sample couldn't be extracted with a needle. Heavy doses of anticoagulant medications (Clexane - Enoxaparin sodium) prevented a heart failure. Apparently blood clots are a common effect of COVID-19. He hasn't fully recovered yet even though he's been negative for more than a month now. He is so weak he can't even sit in a chair upright and he is out of breath after 1 flight of stairs. He tried coming to the office for work for 2 days after which he went back on a sick leave as he is unable to even work in an office. So yea, definitely not just the flu.
The symptoms you described are basically what my friend recently died from, his heart failed him.
Originally Posted By TheJediBrah⏩
No. I've had direct contact with patients who turned out to have Covid multiple times as well and never got it.
Same goes for my wife, but they have literal rebreathers on plus what is basically a fukking space suit on when she is in the Covid ward.
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Originally Posted By terrorgunt⏩
The cognitive dissonance of people who find a completely oddball case and say "yeah, not just the flu" yet ignore the fact the majority have NO SYMPTOMS AT ALL is astounding.

The flu can ALSO cause the systemic organ damage and long term health problems you cite a single coworker had with COVID. Use your brain.
this lol, some people die from touching a peanut but the vast majority of us dont, that doesnt mean peanuts are more deadly than being bit by a black mamba.
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