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would you take covid vaccine?
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What status is the vaccine in wherever you guys live? The UK seems to be touting that its the first to have it and is very proud of that, but some random old homeless guy on the street told me that for starters its not the first and secondly the one we got isn't even the best
What status is the vaccine in wherever you guys live? The UK seems to be touting that its the first to have it and is very proud of that, but some random old homeless guy on the street told me that for starters its not the first and secondly the one we got isn't even the best
buudNo because i dont want autism
U are safe you already have that
[quote=buud]No because i dont want autism[/quote]
U are safe you already have that
U are safe you already have that
fast fact: if you have ever had a flu vaccine before and lived, you are at zero risk of contracting guillain-barre! ur not gonna die! get the fucking vaccine!
fast fact: if you have ever had a flu vaccine before and lived, you are at zero risk of contracting guillain-barre! ur not gonna die! get the fucking vaccine!
torrit3already had rona so why would i
You don't always gain immunity from something after being infected.
Immunity also isn't indefinite, some can only last a few years.
e.g. Tetanus
And if I'm given the opportunity to take the vaccine I will - but wont actively seek it out.
[quote=torrit3]already had rona so why would i[/quote]
You don't always gain immunity from something after being infected.
Immunity also isn't indefinite, some can only last a few years.
e.g. Tetanus
And if I'm given the opportunity to take the vaccine I will - but wont actively seek it out.
You don't always gain immunity from something after being infected.
Immunity also isn't indefinite, some can only last a few years.
e.g. Tetanus
And if I'm given the opportunity to take the vaccine I will - but wont actively seek it out.
Shooshtorrit3already had rona so why would i
You don't always gain immunity from something after being infected.
Immunity also isn't indefinite, some can only last a few years.
e.g. Tetanus
And if I'm given the opportunity to take the vaccine I will - but wont actively seek it out.
but why put something not tested in ur body
[quote=Shoosh][quote=torrit3]already had rona so why would i[/quote]
You don't always gain immunity from something after being infected.
Immunity also isn't indefinite, some can only last a few years.
e.g. Tetanus
And if I'm given the opportunity to take the vaccine I will - but wont actively seek it out.[/quote]
but why put something not tested in ur body
You don't always gain immunity from something after being infected.
Immunity also isn't indefinite, some can only last a few years.
e.g. Tetanus
And if I'm given the opportunity to take the vaccine I will - but wont actively seek it out.[/quote]
but why put something not tested in ur body
Shooshtorrit3already had rona so why would i
You don't always gain immunity from something after being infected.
Immunity also isn't indefinite, some can only last a few years.
e.g. Tetanus
And if I'm given the opportunity to take the vaccine I will - but wont actively seek it out.
fair enough if it doesnt cost me money and if its convenient ill take it but im p sure they wont just be giving it out at the gp
[quote=Shoosh][quote=torrit3]already had rona so why would i[/quote]
You don't always gain immunity from something after being infected.
Immunity also isn't indefinite, some can only last a few years.
e.g. Tetanus
And if I'm given the opportunity to take the vaccine I will - but wont actively seek it out.[/quote]
fair enough if it doesnt cost me money and if its convenient ill take it but im p sure they wont just be giving it out at the gp
You don't always gain immunity from something after being infected.
Immunity also isn't indefinite, some can only last a few years.
e.g. Tetanus
And if I'm given the opportunity to take the vaccine I will - but wont actively seek it out.[/quote]
fair enough if it doesnt cost me money and if its convenient ill take it but im p sure they wont just be giving it out at the gp
pasko be like vaccines aren't scientific but here's ten reasons why soy turns men to women
pasko be like vaccines aren't scientific but here's ten reasons why soy turns men to women
Collaidepasko be like vaccines aren't scientific but here's ten reasons why soy turns men to women
i wish that were true
[quote=Collaide]pasko be like vaccines aren't scientific but here's ten reasons why soy turns men to women[/quote]
i wish that were true
i wish that were true
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why did my post and the billdozers post get deleted
why did my post and the billdozers post get deleted
In short, I don't want to contract or spread a virus that I can instead be vaccinated against and I'm not scientifically ignorant enough to fall for the conspiracy theories.
I'll take it at the first opportunity because I understand the mechanisms by which a vaccine using viral vectors containing RNA can work. I understand the thorough and exhasutive processes that are gone through to make sure new technologies like this are safe. I also understand the exhaustive painstaking nature of the scientific method and the peer-review process that makes the sort of vaccine conspiracies that idiots on the internet are touting literally impossible to implement.
I also understand that I'm in the minority in that I have been to university to study two relevant fields for understanding this vaccine (veterinary medicine and biology). I don't understand aeronautical engineering, but I trust the people that do to build and test planes that I am happy to fly in. It's only natural that people who don't understand how these vaccines work are cautious about injecting them into their bodies, so it's doubly important that people understand that the uninformed opinions of dumbass conspiracy theorists (see above) are not valid or relevant in comparison to the painstaking results of peer-reviewed scientific study.
In short, I don't want to contract or spread a virus that I can instead be vaccinated against and I'm not scientifically ignorant enough to fall for the conspiracy theories.
I'll take it at the first opportunity because I understand the mechanisms by which a vaccine using viral vectors containing RNA can work. I understand the thorough and exhasutive processes that are gone through to make sure new technologies like this are safe. I also understand the exhaustive painstaking nature of the scientific method and the peer-review process that makes the sort of vaccine conspiracies that idiots on the internet are touting literally impossible to implement.
I also understand that I'm in the minority in that I have been to university to study two relevant fields for understanding this vaccine (veterinary medicine and biology). I don't understand aeronautical engineering, but I trust the people that do to build and test planes that I am happy to fly in. It's only natural that people who don't understand how these vaccines work are cautious about injecting them into their bodies, so it's doubly important that people understand that the uninformed opinions of dumbass conspiracy theorists (see above) are not valid or relevant in comparison to the painstaking results of peer-reviewed scientific study.
I'll take it at the first opportunity because I understand the mechanisms by which a vaccine using viral vectors containing RNA can work. I understand the thorough and exhasutive processes that are gone through to make sure new technologies like this are safe. I also understand the exhaustive painstaking nature of the scientific method and the peer-review process that makes the sort of vaccine conspiracies that idiots on the internet are touting literally impossible to implement.
I also understand that I'm in the minority in that I have been to university to study two relevant fields for understanding this vaccine (veterinary medicine and biology). I don't understand aeronautical engineering, but I trust the people that do to build and test planes that I am happy to fly in. It's only natural that people who don't understand how these vaccines work are cautious about injecting them into their bodies, so it's doubly important that people understand that the uninformed opinions of dumbass conspiracy theorists (see above) are not valid or relevant in comparison to the painstaking results of peer-reviewed scientific study.
paskobut why put something not tested in ur body
yeah they never test vaccines, good point
[quote=pasko]
but why put something not tested in ur body[/quote]
yeah they never test vaccines, good point
but why put something not tested in ur body[/quote]
yeah they never test vaccines, good point
if i get the vaccine ill be immune to dying so ofc ill get it
if i get the vaccine ill be immune to dying so ofc ill get it
pasko
but why put something not tested in ur body
It has?
If you smoke you've put worse things into your body.
Being a medical student I'm also at high risk of getting covid, I would rather take the vaccine and prevent spreading the virus.
[quote=pasko]
but why put something not tested in ur body[/quote]
It has?
If you smoke you've put worse things into your body.
Being a medical student I'm also at high risk of getting covid, I would rather take the vaccine and prevent spreading the virus.
but why put something not tested in ur body[/quote]
It has?
If you smoke you've put worse things into your body.
Being a medical student I'm also at high risk of getting covid, I would rather take the vaccine and prevent spreading the virus.
Collaidepasko be like vaccines aren't scientific but here's ten reasons why soy turns men to women
"Soybeans took my homie." -- pasko, probably
[quote=Collaide]pasko be like vaccines aren't scientific but here's ten reasons why soy turns men to women[/quote]
"Soybeans took my homie." -- pasko, probably
"Soybeans took my homie." -- pasko, probably
flatlinewho even is this idiot. i want pankeyman back
I am mailing him some ps vita games today do you want me to write a message on the box for you
[quote=flatline]who even is this idiot. i want pankeyman back[/quote]
I am mailing him some ps vita games today do you want me to write a message on the box for you
I am mailing him some ps vita games today do you want me to write a message on the box for you
i would, but I'm also only in my 20s doing online school, so if supply was an issue I'd prefer to go later.
i would, but I'm also only in my 20s doing online school, so if supply was an issue I'd prefer to go later.
takes corona virus COVID 19 vaccine...
becomes immune to boolet.......
how could dis happen?
takes corona virus COVID 19 vaccine...
becomes immune to boolet.......
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how could dis happen?
becomes immune to boolet.......
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how could dis happen?
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