Jun 13, 2022
_001So is it time to admit this s*** was fake
no but for sure time to admit, that the whole world (understandably) made this way more of a bigger deal than it actually was
this was done to have wiggle room and actual room for error,
no way this thing was as bad as they said it was, Boomers be freaking out when they see you without a mask still LMAOO
Jun 14, 2022
CrimsonArkA few years?
Millions are already experiencing them now. In fact, that’s probably the most pressing concern for the average person when it pertains to COVID right now (especially if your vaccinated/boosted).
Brain fog, organ damage, chronic fatigue etc. a recent study that involved people who had been infected found that many of them had a degree of cognitive decline on par with the necessary intoxication level in the UK to be charged with a DWI.
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0267392
Imagine the effects this could have on traffic accidents for example, or people who are required to operate dangerous machinery at their jobs.
And this is a country built around having a car, if you don’t drive you’re stuck.
Or people who are like air traffic controller’s
Jun 14, 2022·1 replyCrimsonArkA few years?
Millions are already experiencing them now. In fact, that’s probably the most pressing concern for the average person when it pertains to COVID right now (especially if your vaccinated/boosted).
Brain fog, organ damage, chronic fatigue etc. a recent study that involved people who had been infected found that many of them had a degree of cognitive decline on par with the necessary intoxication level in the UK to be charged with a DWI.
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0267392
Imagine the effects this could have on traffic accidents for example, or people who are required to operate dangerous machinery at their jobs.
And this is a country built around having a car, if you don’t drive you’re stuck.
Wtf, I thought that stuff was rare
- Jun 14, 2022·1 replyYoung D
Wtf, I thought that stuff was rare
I mean, CDC posted a study showing that about 1 in 5 people experience some degree of Long COVID.
A lot of people seem to just be closing their eyes and ears to this, and as of yet there’s no proven dependable treatment to counteract these effects.
As I said, this what people should be concerned about.
And with how common reinfections are and the virus constantly mutating into sub-variants that can outmaneuver previous infection protections, these issues could compound over time.
That’s why I still mask up in public.
- Jun 14, 2022·1 replyCrimsonArk
I mean, CDC posted a study showing that about 1 in 5 people experience some degree of Long COVID.
A lot of people seem to just be closing their eyes and ears to this, and as of yet there’s no proven dependable treatment to counteract these effects.
As I said, this what people should be concerned about.
And with how common reinfections are and the virus constantly mutating into sub-variants that can outmaneuver previous infection protections, these issues could compound over time.
That’s why I still mask up in public.
Yeah no, not saying I didn’t believe you, just saying I was one of those people pretending like it wasn’t a big issue and this is scary
- Jun 14, 2022Young D
Yeah no, not saying I didn’t believe you, just saying I was one of those people pretending like it wasn’t a big issue and this is scary
Oh yeah, no, this probably gonna become its own whole thing.
The virus can potentially attack any major organ in the body, so that’s also likely to lead to serious issues in a TON of people in the future.
plants 🌻Jun 15, 2022·1 replySo my wife tested positive yesterday. I feel right as rain and we live together in a pretty small house. Maybe im one of those functionally immune mfers.
- Jun 15, 2022·2 replies
Came across the theory that would make sense as to why this pandemic seems to be this ongoing thing with no sign of stopping.
During previous pandemics, our medicine hadn’t advanced to a degree where people with immune disorders had as much of a chance at longitivtiy in their lives as we do today, and we believe most of these big COVID variants originate from immunocompromised people.
So our improvements in medicine on that front might be what’s drawing this thing out, perpetually maintaining its cycle, meaning unless we manage to develop a vaccine with sterilizing immunity this thing can just keep going on and on and on with no end in sight, by means of infecting the immunocompromised and mutating.
As an aside, COVID might result in damage to DNA:
sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1383574222000011
This can lead to a host of diseases and ailments developing in people that they might not develop otherwise.
On top of everything else concerning long COVID.
Jun 16, 2022·1 replyStill testing positive after a month what the f***
- plants 🌻Jun 16, 2022hemaglox
Still testing positive after a month what the f***
tf? - plants 🌻Jun 16, 2022·1 replyCrimsonArk
Came across the theory that would make sense as to why this pandemic seems to be this ongoing thing with no sign of stopping.
During previous pandemics, our medicine hadn’t advanced to a degree where people with immune disorders had as much of a chance at longitivtiy in their lives as we do today, and we believe most of these big COVID variants originate from immunocompromised people.
So our improvements in medicine on that front might be what’s drawing this thing out, perpetually maintaining its cycle, meaning unless we manage to develop a vaccine with sterilizing immunity this thing can just keep going on and on and on with no end in sight, by means of infecting the immunocompromised and mutating.
As an aside, COVID might result in damage to DNA:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1383574222000011
This can lead to a host of diseases and ailments developing in people that they might not develop otherwise.
On top of everything else concerning long COVID.
So we're literally suffering from success?
f***
- Jun 16, 2022·editedplants
So we're literally suffering from success?
f***
It’s just a theory, but it does make some sense.
Ease and speed of international travel would likely also be a factor, allows for new variants to quickly plant themselves all over the globe in a matter of days.
Vaccinations+Universal Masking+Improved Ventilation Systems would be the best overall defense against COVID, but, outside the first one, that s*** ain’t happening.
Jun 16, 2022CrimsonArkCame across the theory that would make sense as to why this pandemic seems to be this ongoing thing with no sign of stopping.
During previous pandemics, our medicine hadn’t advanced to a degree where people with immune disorders had as much of a chance at longitivtiy in their lives as we do today, and we believe most of these big COVID variants originate from immunocompromised people.
So our improvements in medicine on that front might be what’s drawing this thing out, perpetually maintaining its cycle, meaning unless we manage to develop a vaccine with sterilizing immunity this thing can just keep going on and on and on with no end in sight, by means of infecting the immunocompromised and mutating.
As an aside, COVID might result in damage to DNA:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1383574222000011
This can lead to a host of diseases and ailments developing in people that they might not develop otherwise.
On top of everything else concerning long COVID.
Read an article that spoke about the disease unraveling your telomeres too. Scary s***
We’ve basically been met with the perfect disease for our unruliness as a species.
- plants 🌻Jun 17, 2022plants
So my wife tested positive yesterday. I feel right as rain and we live together in a pretty small house. Maybe im one of those functionally immune mfers.
or maybe its the weed
Jun 17, 2022·1 replyMy brother tested positive and we live together
Will this mf finally get me after f***ing it for 2.5 years? Or am I immune? I will know Sunday
Jun 18, 2022·1 replySmh second Moderna vaccine yesterday.
Went from arm pain to fever/sweats/chills and threw up this morning
Now I'm chilling smh. Crazy how the body reacts to s***
- Jun 18, 2022·1 replymjpplus
My brother tested positive and we live together
Will this mf finally get me after f***ing it for 2.5 years? Or am I immune? I will know Sunday
I’m convinced I’m immune to this s*** man
Tested negative
Jun 19, 2022Neck gaiter people were my favorite part about the pandemic.
Like mfs were so anti-mask that they’d rather wear a foreskin around their neck at all times instead of carry a paper thin mask in their pocket.
- Jun 19, 2022
Worldwide 7 day average death totals lowest since March 21, 2020
- Jun 20, 2022·1 replymjpplus
I’m convinced I’m immune to this s*** man
Tested negative
You do a home test? If so you might want to do an extra one to be on the safe side, they can be a little funky.
- Jun 20, 2022·1 replyCrimsonArk
You do a home test? If so you might want to do an extra one to be on the safe side, they can be a little funky.
I’ve done 2 now
Both negative
I don’t feel anything either.
Been having him quarantine in his room and I spray Lysol every time he leaves when he needs to. Luckily he’s got minor symptoms
Jun 20, 2022·editedmjpplusI’ve done 2 now
Both negative
I don’t feel anything either.
Been having him quarantine in his room and I spray Lysol every time he leaves when he needs to. Luckily he’s got minor symptoms
Honestly as long he doesn’t open his mouth near you or touches you, you’re probably good
Swear I think I got that s*** from a sneeze earlier this year lol
- Jun 21, 2022
My wife finally tested positive and I tested negative, but had at least a 101 fever yesterday so I’m p sure I got it too. Feels kind of similar to the sinus infection I had last month, just more achy.
We’re on vacation in Hawaii rn tho
- Jun 22, 2022·3 replies
Still shook that I haven’t caught this s*** yet.
