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post 1610733351 07-15-2020, 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted By stfudonny⏩
sure, it could wipe out the human race too, we dont know. it could end up turning people into zombies after being dormant for years, we dont know. should we base our decisions on what if or what is?
If you can handle it AND not be mad about getting it, then play.

Like I said before, I do not stop what I do, but I can definitely assure you the virus is real and it is doing damage out there.

It may very well have to be part of a new norm for society.
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Originally Posted By BobLoblawBrah⏩
The scariest thing is the bill youll get sent from the hospital if you dont have insurance.
Uncle Sam is picking up the tab for all COVID-19 related medical costs
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Originally Posted By stfudonny⏩
the two people i know personally who got it (one lady in her 70s) had very mild symptoms soooo its like every other viral infection. some people get really sick, some people dont.
wait...wut? so because someone you know got mild symptoms that means its just likeevery other infection? Tell that to the 140k people who died from it. (but i think those numbers reflect the death of every person who died with covid, not died BECAUSE of covid).Every other infectiontends to usually result in deaths because of complications like pneumonia and septicemia. COVID kills people BECAUSE its COVID. .
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
there is a concern for lung damage and other organ damage especially in hospitalized patients, and we are also seeing a concerning amount of people suffering post viral syndrome. There is however, no evidence that the virus can lay dormant. Coronaviruses don't have the properties like in HIV and Herpes that allow it do that.
Do not confuse re-infection with dormancy.

It is too early to tell. I am pretty smart, as you all know, and have thought about this considerably. I have come to the conclusion that the virus is a credible threat and is why I am taking a temporary break from my usual area of expertise (manlets, trolls, inferior genetics, intelligence, philosophy and psychology) to post my important views on the misc.
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
there is a concern for lung damage and other organ damage especially in hospitalized patients, and we are also seeing a concerning amount of people suffering post viral syndrome. There is however, no evidence that the virus can lay dormant. Coronaviruses don't have the properties like in HIV and Herpes that allow it do that.
Last time I Hurd it had the same ensymes as hiv for it infecting people to binds to cells. I remember esrly on lots of talk saying it Never leaves your body
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I think i had it. Honestly I never had a fever longer than half a day in 27 years (srs). This time I had a fever for 3 days straight, it was so bad I couldnt wash my hands without them hurting.



The cough was like a bad cough nothing crazy i had worse. However my symptoms had more to do with my brain so im not even sure if I had viral meningitis + some flu.

I had this intense pressure in my head, to the point where I would have gone to the ER if it didn’t reside. After the flu symptoms were gone I was ****ed up for 4 months.

I had dizziness, lightheadedness, it was hard to even write an email for work, the entire day it felt like it was midnight. If whatever i had was covid then i can see how it can easily kill people.
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
I specifically referenced dormancy, not reinfection. Reinfection is entirely possible. Coronaviruses do not lay dormant.
What if the virus was dormant and suddenly woke up rather than being reinfected? You see, open your mind. I know what you are saying. I am Tier 1 Intelligence. Can you say the same? Re-read my first sentence and then let it sink in. Thanks.
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Originally Posted By tank2003⏩
wait...wut? so because someone you know got mild symptoms that means its just likeevery other infection? ).
yes thats basically how every upper respiratory infection works.

Originally Posted By tank2003⏩
Every other infectiontends to usually result in deaths because of complications like pneumonia and septicemia.COVID kills people BECAUSE its COVID.
thats just false. most people die from ARDS, which is a complication of the infection.
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Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme⏩
What is the big deal if I get it?

It’s a version of the common cold. The symptoms are that of the common cold - sneezing, coughing, slight fever, sore throat, fatigue.

I have a 99.6% chance of surviving.

So why should I be concerned?
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post 1610735111 07-15-2020, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
my bad, I thought you were taking the piss but I wasnt sure
I think the "experts" are exploring both avenues, but it is very early days.
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Originally Posted By Merc009⏩
I think i had it. Honestly I never had a fever longer than half a day in 27 years (srs). This time I had a fever for 3 days straight, it was so bad I couldnt wash my hands without them hurting.



The cough was like a bad cough nothing crazy i had worse. However my symptoms had more to do with my brain so im not even sure if I had viral meningitis + some flu.

I had this intense pressure in my head, to the point where I would have gone to the ER if it didn’t reside. After the flu symptoms were gone I was ****ed up for 4 months.

I had dizziness, lightheadedness, it was hard to even write an email for work, the entire day it felt like it was midnight. If whatever i had was covid then i can see how it can easily kill people.
Not sure if awesome that you beat it with no Dx or stupid that you went no Dx
Originally Posted By stfudonny⏩
yes thats basically how every upper respiratory infection works.
You are using flawed logic. "If some people get mild symptoms, thenCOVID = Common cold." And that isnt true. If that is true then:
If a cancer patient dies from an infection related to the common cold, then "common cold = cancer"


thats just false. most people die from ARDS, which is a complication of the infection.
ARDS is one of the complications people can die from. NotTHEreason they die from covid. The current theory of why covid kills is the stimulation of cytokines (cytokine storm). What you are saying isjust falsethen.
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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
Do not confuse re-infection with dormancy.

It is too early to tell. I am pretty smart, as you all know, and have thought about this considerably. I have come to the conclusion that the virus is a credible threat and is why I am taking a temporary break from my usual area of expertise (manlets, trolls, inferior genetics, intelligence, philosophy and psychology) to post my important views on the misc.
Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
What if the virus was dormant and suddenly woke up rather than being reinfected? You see, open your mind. I know what you are saying. I am Tier 1 Intelligence. Can you say the same? Re-read my first sentence and then let it sink in. Thanks.
Everyone trust this guy. He says he is smart.
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Originally Posted By tank2003⏩
You are using flawed logic. "If some people get mild symptoms, thenCOVID = Common cold." And that isnt true. If that is true then:
If a cancer patient dies from an infection related to the common cold, then "common cold = cancer"
no im using basic logic. i never said covid == the common cold (even though it is a cold virus). i said it behaves like every other upper respiratory infection (because it is an upper respiratory infection).mostpeople have mild to no symptoms,somepeople have severe symptoms. thats objectively true for covid, for the flu, for the common cold, for mono, for entero viruses, for upper respiratory infections in general...



Originally Posted By tank2003⏩
ARDS is one of the complications people can die from. NotTHEreason they die from covid.The current theory of why covid kills is the stimulation of cytokines (cytokine storm).What you are saying isjust falsethen.
soooo what your saying is people are dying from complications of the infection?
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Originally Posted By BobLoblawBrah⏩
The scariest thing is the bill youll get sent from the hospital if you dont have insurance.
What this guy said.
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Originally Posted By stfudonny⏩
no im using basic logic. i never said covid == the common cold (even though it is a cold virus). i said it behaves like every other upper respiratory infection (because it is an upper respiratory infection).mostpeople have mild to no symptoms,somepeople have severe symptoms. thats objectively true for covid, for the flu, for the common cold, for mono, for entero viruses, for upper respiratory infections in general...
you're right, that was OP who said
Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme⏩
It’s a version of the common cold.
which is true in the sense that its in thecoronavirus family but also untrue because all 7 viruses in the family get their name because of the crown shape. Which is what i am trying to say. It shares a name with 3 common cold viruses but its solely because of its shape



]soooo what your saying is people are dying from complications of the infection?
No. that is the theory of the mechanism of action. Not a general complication, which is what ARDS is.
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It's a serious disease, but yes, your individual chances are low of dying. The main point is to try to prevent infectious spreading to at risk people. It is also important for the public to slow the transmission rates so that icus don't get overwhelmed because then people will die of trauma, etc from otherwise treatable conditions. I'll point out that in a nuclear war, your individual chances of being killed would also be quite low since perhaps less than 10% of the population would actually die even in the bloodiest of wars. There would be strategic targeting and resolution. Does that mean you shouldn't care about it? Your chance of dying to terrorism is also incredibly low, yet we spent trillions fighting that.

At the end of the day, nobody can force you to take the virus seriously. Companies can ban customers that do not wear masks, and Governors can pass laws. But at the end of the day, you will do whatever it is you want. One would hope that with the information you have, you'd make a responsible decision, but ultimately, nobody can force you to do anything.
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Originally Posted By sicklecel⏩
It's a serious disease, but yes, your individual chances are low of dying. The main point is to try to prevent infectious spreading to at risk people. It is also important for the public to slow the transmission rates so that icus don't get overwhelmed because then people will die of trauma, etc from otherwise treatable conditions. I'll point out that in a nuclear war, your individual chances of being killed would also be quite low since perhaps less than 10% of the population would actually die even in the bloodiest of wars. There would be strategic targeting and resolution. Does that mean you shouldn't care about it? Your chance of dying to terrorism is also incredibly low, yet we spent trillions fighting that.

At the end of the day, nobody can force you to take the virus seriously. Companies can ban customers that do not wear masks, and Governors can pass laws. But at the end of the day, you will do whatever it is you want. One would hope that with the information you have, you'd make a responsible decision, but ultimately, nobody can force you to do anything.
I agree. People are making the general assumption that "If it doesnt kill more people than the seasonal flu or the common cold, then its no worse than either." And I think thats a bad way to look at it. (bout to get political) Of course, I do believe that people are so upset about it all because of the MSM feeding the hysteria and panic. Democrats are acting like they care so much about the lives of citizens but we all know its bullchit. They just want to influence the election. Of course, i dont think republicans are much better
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I'm just worried about the possible long term implications of it. I had it and it was pretty much a severe cold for me. About 4-5 days of fatigue, lack of appetite, cough, and mudbutt. I recovered relatively quickly but I hope it doesn't lead to anything crazy down the line. If it weren't for that I wouldn't care.
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Originally Posted By tank2003⏩
I agree. People are making the general assumption that "If it doesnt kill more people than the seasonal flu or the common cold, then its no worse than either." And I think thats a bad way to look at it. (bout to get political) Of course, I do believe that people are so upset about it all because of the MSM feeding the hysteria and panic. Democrats are acting like they care so much about the lives of citizens but we all know its bullchit. They just want to influence the election. Of course, i dont think republicans are much better
Plus it has already killed more than the usual flu, and that was with distancing and lockdown attempts.
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I'm just worried about the possible long term implications of it. I had it and it was pretty much a severe cold for me. About 4-5 days of fatigue, lack of appetite, cough, and mudbutt. I recovered relatively quickly but I hope it doesn't lead to anything crazy down the line. If it weren't for that I wouldn't care.
It has been shown to lead to permanent lung damage and clotting issues in some people.
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Originally Posted By tank2003⏩
Everyone trust this guy. He says he is smart.
Your best, and least convoluted, post since Sep 2003.

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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Not being able to breathe properly is one of the most chit experiences I’ve ever had
Yeah your husband really shouldn't hold your nose shut during.

(U walked right into that one rabbit lmao)
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Originally Posted By sicklecel⏩
Plus it has already killed more than the usual flu, and that was with distancing and lockdown attempts.



It has been shown to lead to permanent lung damage and clotting issues in some people.
Clotting issues. YIKES. Chit is bad news man. Knew a guy whose dad went on statins for cholesterol and i think for infarction prevention issues but he took it for years. If you are unaware, statins block the substances that you must have to make cholesterol, both good and bad. Cholesterol is made up of lipids. The brain is 60% fat so he developed dementia after some time.
Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
Your best, and least convoluted, post since Sep 2003.

Sometimes I say things that arent true to make people feel better. I'm glad it worked on you
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Originally Posted By CRYBABYFA⏩
It's not srs lmfao, average age of covid death is literally EIGHTY as in 80.

You wanna know why they DONT talk about that number? Because it invalidates their gay cuck panicel narrative, here is what Silencespeaks husband has to say:

"It didn't really hinder my training," the 22-year-old said. "I was able to do stuff at home. Obviously, I wasn't able to leave or skate or anything. That's probably the one area that took a hit for me was that I had been skating beforehand and having to take two or three weeks off the ice. That kind of catches up to you.For the most part , but obviously did my quarantine and feeling healthy now, so it's all good."
Not to nitpick, but the average age (in the US) is 71.Baby boomers are the largest age range in the US though.
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Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme⏩
What is so scary about getting Covid?
What is the big deal if I get it?
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
I disagree


It’s having serious symptoms of a bug that you do not know are going end

The misery of not being able to breathe properly, the bone weary exhaustion this brings, the effort of coughing, the feeling like you can’t struggle through the next breath because it’s just not worth it and wondering if you’re actually going to be able to breathe in again

And that’s just pneumonia

People cope with pain better than the misery of flu symptoms

Picture yourself with the worst man flu or hangover you’ve ever had. Then double it and imagine no guaranteed timeline for it to end
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