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New Roof Thailand: "Paint it Black". Idiocy? "Why, Oh Why?"
Why would workers installing roofs have ever studied astronomy? And what is this non sense abiout black bodies in space, who are they, ejected astronauts? Please tell me what you are smoking today Gamma. -
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Food for Thought > A Common Sense vaccine statement and a BS one...
Scientific studies and epidemiological data support the concept that unvaccinated individuals, including those aged 30 to 50, have historically benefited from herd immunity in populations with high vaccination coverage. However, this protection is contingent upon maintaining high levels of immunisation within the community. Herd Immunity and Measles Control A study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases highlights the risks associated with vaccine refusal near the herd immunity threshold. It emphasises that even small declines in vaccination coverage can lead to outbreaks, particularly affecting unvaccinated individuals who rely on herd immunity for protection. PubMed Impact of Declining Vaccination Rates Research analysing measles vaccination coverage in the European Union during 2015–2017 found that most countries had coverage below the 95% threshold necessary for herd immunity. This shortfall contributed to measles outbreaks in 2017–2018, with unvaccinated individuals being disproportionately affected. PubMed Societal Costs of Vaccine Refusal https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31289949/ A modelling study published in Vaccine assessed the societal costs associated with vaccine refusal, using measles as a case study. The findings indicate that unvaccinated individuals benefit from the herd immunity provided by vaccinated populations. However, their refusal to vaccinate increases the disease burden and associated costs for society. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264410X23005893? And thats as much as I'll respond to your nonsense Stiddle - Getting dragged down to the level of someone who believes the world is flat and doesn't believe viruses even exist is just a little too much... -
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White House Revamps COVID-19 Website to Promote Lab Leak Theory
So which virus is the progenitor, according to you? About which gain of function experiment are you talking exactly? -
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China warns ,don’t appease trump
Yes. And funny how the leftists were saying Harris would win, and by a landslide. Therefore; it would be best for all concerned to wait another two weeks, maybe three, before making any firm predictions. -
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So, I got Shingles
I got it 2004, just over 50, my dad had just passed away I remember that day well I remember being constantly being punched in the side and back. in bathroom I pull up my shirt and notice the rash starting called up doctor went in confirmed he gave me some pills and ask how I know years back I remember my mother had it. I have a high tolerance for pain aside from the pills given I never took anything even continue working my labor job. I took a co-worker advice to soak daily in cool water with baby oil to ease the itching it really helped I believe it also helped with the scarring after two weeks Dr. Visit it was as if I never had it. When vaccine came I declined so far so good.🤔 -
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