Brain imaging before and after Covid-19 in UK Biobank

Post by ds206 » Thu, Jul 29, 2021, 2:31 AM UTC

ajross wrote: post #37

pintofthrowaway wrote: post #35

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It's hard for some of us, myself included. I'm a hospital physician in a suburban American hospital. I don't know a single physician who was even hospitalized with COVID-19. I know two physicians who died from the vaccine, one who bled to death with DIC in my care. I know of another in our area who is permanently disabled with transverse myelitis after the vaccine. I'm not alone, despite what you've heard generally a…

I'm sorry, but that seems to be an impossible claim. In fact there are zero cases ( edit: two people have come by to cite statistics on all-cause death numbers, which aren't responsive here. PLEASE be careful with your numbers, people, those values include folks who died of car accidents and heroin overdoses, etc... ) where the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines are generally believed to have caused death, and 3 (three) deat…

Post by xphilter » Thu, Jul 29, 2021, 2:33 AM UTC

pintofthrowaway wrote: post #35

ajross wrote: post #29

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> If someone is vaccinated AND still spreading the virus, is it any different from having an asymthomatic case of COVID? It carries about an order of magnitude lower risk of hospitalization or death, so... yes. Yes, it is very different. We don't know about long term effects, those are, y'know, long term and hard to study in this kind of timeframe. Which is why the linked article is notable. Also note that risk of tr…

It's hard for some of us, myself included. I'm a hospital physician in a suburban American hospital. I don't know a single physician who was even hospitalized with COVID-19. I know two physicians who died from the vaccine, one who bled to death with DIC in my care. I know of another in our area who is permanently disabled with transverse myelitis after the vaccine. I'm not alone, despite what you've heard generally a…

Post by dukeofdoom » Thu, Jul 29, 2021, 2:34 AM UTC

ajross wrote: post #37

pintofthrowaway wrote: post #35

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's hard for some of us, myself included. I'm a hospital physician in a suburban American hospital. I don't know a single physician who was even hospitalized with COVID-19. I know two physicians who died from the vaccine, one who bled to death with DIC in my care. I know of another in our area who is permanently disabled with transverse myelitis after the vaccine. I'm not alone, despite what you've heard generally a…

I'm sorry, but that seems to be an impossible claim. In fact there are zero cases ( edit: two people have come by to cite statistics on all-cause death numbers, which aren't responsive here. PLEASE be careful with your numbers, people, those values include folks who died of car accidents and heroin overdoses, etc... ) where the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines are generally believed to have caused death, and 3 (three) deat…

Post by Izkata » Thu, Jul 29, 2021, 2:38 AM UTC

ajross wrote: post #30

dotcommand wrote: post #26

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> Everyone knew from that first cluster in Wuhan that this was much, much more dangerous. Everyone told you that. Everyone trustworthy, anyway. I hope you find the CDC to be trustworthy because the CDC says on their website that the flu is more dangerous than covid for young people. "For young children, especially children younger than 5 years old, the risk of serious complications is higher for flu compared with COV…

> I agree with you that there are people who cavalierly dismiss the dangers of covid. Don't call it the flu. It's not the flu. It's killed 20x more people than the flu even in the fact of pervasive society-changing mitigation strategies (all while the flu itself has all but gone extinct, remember! All that masking and distance learning actually worked!). It's not the flu. Beyond that, nitpick with my phrasing all you…

Post by ekster » Thu, Jul 29, 2021, 2:42 AM UTC

kazinator wrote: post #24

deviation wrote: post #7

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His post history looks fine and readable to me.

Here is the exact moment it happened: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17549790 Almost exactly three years ago, on July 17, 2018. He/she/it was informed about the banning, but didn't understand it (or missed the comment) and has kept posting for three years. (Mostly a string of the same, characteristic one-liner quips.)