Mask Efficacy |OT| Wuhan!! Got You All In Check

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What a bunch of horseshit. Above his pay grade? No, it really isn't. This is his Oath of Office:

I, A.B., elected governor of the State of New Jersey, do solemnly promise and swear, that I will support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey, and that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, and to the governments established in the United States and in this state under the authority of the people, and that I will diligently, faithfully, impartially, justly, and to the best of my knowledge and ability, execute the said office in conformity with the powers delegated to me, and that I will to the utmost of my skill and ability, promote the peace and prosperity and maintain the lawful rights of the said state, so help me God.
 
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Nah... you better be ready to make that shit permanent if you ever try to enact it, because there's gonna be a lot of people who will be happy to do nothing for $2,000 a month rather than go try to find a job that pays them more per month.
 


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That really needs an asterisk because they're in New York and they're now counting unconfirmed deaths as deaths.
New York reported 818 deaths today according to BNO, which jives with their averages over the past couple weeks. I know they added 3900+ cases yesterday but a lot of trackers haven't counted it for whatever reason.
 
New York reported 818 deaths today according to BNO, which jives with their averages over the past couple weeks. I know they added 3900+ cases yesterday but a lot of trackers haven't counted it for whatever reason.

Those 3900 are presumptive. Basically DeBlasio decided that ANYONE who died in NYC died from Coronavirus even if there was no proof of that.
 
I'm hearing that 100 new cases in SK sprang up from people who RECOVERED from COVID-19!

I thought they build a resistance to it once recovered?!
 
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I'm hearing that 100 new cases in SK sprang up from people who RECOVERED from COVID-19!

I thought they build a resistance to it once recovered?!

Yeah, this came up a couple of days ago. We can only speculate for now, but it doesn't seem to be happening on any kind of massive scale. Also, this might be a partial explanation.

 
I would trust SK, they don't fuck around. For now I don't think they have given an explanation and most experts do think you get immunity, but its still up in the air and wait on the SK to give some sort of confirmation.
 
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Nice but you could get Corona few days after test so the result would be useless unless you kept the social distancing and isolation...

Good news anyway.

Oh I speed past people at work and in public. I avoid all unnecessary interaction with everyone. I got tested 3 weeks ago, and I forgot to mention it, got tested again last week. I think 2 negatives is pretty good.

And yeah. The fact the potential for possibly contracting it out of nowhere due to possibly millions being asymptomatic is always on my mind. thats why I have more high quality masks and boxes of quality gloves. I'm not panicking or freaking out. I'm just doing all I can in a practical sense to mitigate the chances of contracting Covid-19 as much as possible.
 
Nah... you better be ready to make that shit permanent if you ever try to enact it, because there's gonna be a lot of people who will be happy to do nothing for $2,000 a month rather than go try to find a job that pays them more per month.
....and THAT is the main reason those checks are being laid out: there will be no jobs. According to the New York Times, right now there's a 13% unemployment rate on the US and situation is only getting worse.
 
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I'm hearing that 100 new cases in SK sprang up from people who RECOVERED from COVID-19!

I thought they build a resistance to it once recovered?!


Nope. It's in the same family as the common cold. There is no immunity, people will just continue to get it over and over again when exposed.
 
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Money ain't going to mean much if it's just the government printing and no one's working.
The people that are taking advantage of all the deferrals of bill payments are the ones that are going to suffer when this lifts and it all goes back to "normal"

If you have the money, pay it. Pushing it off isn't going to help you in the long run.

They are going to aggressively collect those payments when the time comes, and I haven't seen any legislation anywhere preventing it.
 
The people that are taking advantage of all the deferrals of bill payments are the ones that are going to suffer when this lifts and it all goes back to "normal"

If you have the money, pay it. Pushing it off isn't going to help you in the long run.

They are going to aggressively collect those payments when the time comes, and I haven't seen any legislation anywhere preventing it.

I do wonder who will get screwed more in the end.. The people who pay their bills and play by the rules or the people who try to take advantage of every loophole and hope to be forgiven in the end.
 



It was on the first 3 results in my Google search (South Korea Coronavirus reactivation)




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Check my post on the previous page, basically, it's explained by recovery taking long and at some point balancing near the sensitivity threshold of the test.
 
Yeah, this came up a couple of days ago. We can only speculate for now, but it doesn't seem to be happening on any kind of massive scale. Also, this might be a partial explanation.

Well, the 100 might just be those that got reinfected with obvious symptoms. There would be a much bigger amount of people with a reinfection that have no symptoms. SK is one of those countries with massive amounts of testing, their CFR is only 2 %. Comparable to Germany, which also does massive testing (and unlike the US with 5 % CFR or Italy with 13 %). Going by the German and SK data if you have 100 symptomatic reinfections you could expect around 9x as many with little to no symptoms. Which in the case of SK would mean that around 10 % of people can get reinfected. And that's fucking bad.

There was also another study regarding this that showed that while some recovered patients had a ton of antibodies, others had barely any. Which of course then allows for reinfections to happen. Which is why the WHO states that at this point it is unknown if a previous infection actually leads to immunity. Nobody knows. Some do, some don't. And that's bad news not only for natural immunities but also for vaccines.
 
Nope. It's in the same family as the common cold. There is no immunity, people will just continue to get it over and over again when exposed.

Do you remember seeing those articles years a go talking about wanting to reduce the use of hand sanitizer and antibiotic usage to prevent a super bug from evolving from common flus etc?
 
Nope. It's in the same family as the common cold. There is no immunity, people will just continue to get it over and over again when exposed.
Tales from your ass. You do get immunity against the common cold, in the sense that you're immune to the specific virus that infected you, however there is an abundance of different viruses and you're not immune to all of them. The symptoms are similar because they're largely caused by your body's immune response.
 
Tales from your ass. You do get immunity against the common cold, in the sense that you're immune to the specific virus that infected you, however there is an abundance of different viruses and you're not immune to all of them. The symptoms are similar because they're largely caused by your body's immune response.

Don't confuse cures with treatments.

What we do against the common cold and Covid is a treatment. There are no known cures.

There's no cure for the common cold. Antibiotics are of no use against cold viruses and shouldn't be used unless there's a bacterial infection. Treatment is directed at relieving signs and symptoms.

 
This has nothing to do with what you originally said or what I replied, which had to do with natural immunity.
I didn't say anything about cures or treatments.

Immunity implies a cure correct? As in not getting it again?

That's not how it works with treatments. It's temporary.
 
Between March 22 and April 4, 2020, a total of 215 pregnant women delivered infants at the New York–Presbyterian Allen Hospital and Columbia University Irving Medical Center . All the women were screened on admission for symptoms of Covid-19. Four women (1.9%) had fever or other symptoms of Covid-19 on admission, and all 4 women tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 (Figure 1). Of the 211 women without symptoms, all were afebrile on admission. Nasopharyngeal swabs were obtained from 210 of the 211 women (99.5%) who did not have symptoms of Covid-19; of these women, 29 (13.7%) were positive for SARS-CoV-2. Thus, 29 of the 33 patients who were positive for SARS-CoV-2 at admission (87.9%) had no symptoms of Covid-19 at presentation.

Immunity implies a cure correct? As in not getting it again?

That's not how it works with treatments. It's temporary.
Your immune system defeats viral infections by creating small molecules called antibodies that neutralize the virus. These antibodies are different for every virus, and if you contract a new virus your body needs to "design" an antibody that defeats it. However, if you survive the infection, those antibodies still circulate in your bloodstream (at much lower levels). This stops you from being infected again, because the antibodies neutralize the virus and the body can quickly produce more. That's what grants you immunity. Vaccines can give you immunity by tricking the immune system into making antibodies by injecting some particular molecule that isn't actually the live virus.

A cure is just a treatment that works, it doesn't imply immunity.
 


Your immune system defeats viral infections by creating small molecules called antibodies that neutralize the virus. These antibodies are different for every virus, and if you contract a new virus your body needs to "design" an antibody that defeats it. However, if you survive the infection, those antibodies still circulate in your bloodstream (at much lower levels). This stops you from being infected again, because the antibodies neutralize the virus and the body can quickly produce more. That's what grants you immunity. Vaccines can give you immunity by tricking the immune system into making antibodies by injecting some particular molecule that isn't actually the live virus.

A cure is just a treatment that works, it doesn't imply immunity.

Antibodies only last for so long, they are a temporary measure, they aren't a cure.
This is why you don't just get a single flu shot and be done with it.

When those antibodies expire you can in fact catch the exact same virus again.

How long the current treatment lasts is the question.
 
Your immune system defeats viral infections by creating small molecules called antibodies that neutralize the virus. These antibodies are different for every virus, and if you contract a new virus your body needs to "design" an antibody that defeats it. However, if you survive the infection, those antibodies still circulate in your bloodstream (at much lower levels). This stops you from being infected again, because the antibodies neutralize the virus and the body can quickly produce more. That's what grants you immunity. Vaccines can give you immunity by tricking the immune system into making antibodies by injecting some particular molecule that isn't actually the live virus.
No, not like that.

Essentially immune system has an arsenal of cells against known threats, which trigger once that threat re-appears.
 
Antibodies only last for so long, they are a temporary measure, they aren't a cure.
This is why you don't just get a single flu shot and be done with it.

When those antibodies expire you can in fact catch the exact same virus again.

How long the current treatment lasts is the question.

No, the reason why you need a flu shot every year is because there are a lot of different variations of the flu. Essentially scientists look at the flus that are emerging in some parts of the world and make a vaccine for it by the time it gets to our shores, hoping that it it will cover whatever we get. Sometimes it does sometimes it doesn't.
 
Afternoon NeoGraphers! What's the latest propaganda graph today? Did we flatten or fatten the curve today? /s

In America they're starting to protest in the streets for the return to normality, and I don't mean that new commie phrase, the "new normal", I mean normal normal.

I'm jealous. Absolutely no talk of that in this part of the world. You wanna talk oppression, parts of Slovakia have communities held under the gun.


Remember, we in Europe baby, not the third world.

Also, I heard about this today from the Alex Jones podcast:




Quite scary propaganda that. See beyond the mask; Jesus doesn't wear a mask. Our new religion is the medical tyranny. Boy, I'm stoked for my Gate's vaccine, when's it coming Lord?
 
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