Can't seem to find one in the science, health and lifestyle, or search engine.
Please direct me if there is one.
Please direct me if there is one.
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Is there a thread about the vaccine(s)?
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The closest I've come across is the last several pages of the Joe Rogan good or bad, in the Welcome Discussion.
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Ps. Not a particularly productive thread, but entertaining.
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Ps. Not a particularly productive thread, but entertaining.
PedroSanchez
Established member
every conversation about the vaccine i have seen on a forum just divides everybody on the forum. it should be against the rules to discuss here, this place is too special.
Bisy
Rising Star
PedroSanchez said:
i dont know about making it against the rules, but your attitude about, and appreciation for the consequences of discussing controversial topics is admirable. and if everyone would make their opinions regarding such topics fall in after your point on their priority list, the world would be a better place.
downwardsfromzero
Boundary condition
Here's a locked thread in a related vein:
Let's not create a divide in this thread that's asking for a thread on the vaccine. We all have our stance, possibly best to not bring it's politization here...
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downwardsfromzero
Boundary condition
The vaccine? There are several. The subject itself is already divided! :lol:
downwardsfromzero said:
Bahahahaaaaa! Perfect!
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InLaKesh
Rising Star
Sky Motion said:
You can always Start a new pro vax Thread in the „Health and Lifestyle“ section Or an anti vax Thread in the „under the the looking Glass“ section. In the Last case i Must remind you That conspiracy Theory Talk is Not allowed at the Nexus.
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There is now.
Personally, I'm very impressed with the speed and efficacy with which the current vaccines were produced and rolled out. The level of global collaboration and implementation around understanding and addressing Covid-19 is truly unprecedented.
I also think mRNA technology is very incredibly promising and will prove to be a major breakthrough in the future of medical care.
InLaKesh said:
Hey, don't sweat it! Maybe I shouldn't be encouraging, but I thought it was pretty funny. Wouldn't be surprised if others did too.
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PedroSanchez
Established member
Bisy said:
yea i agree. i did not mean literally, was more 'ranty' wording
text can be such a pain sometimes.
In a world of misinformation and distrust, I didn't know where to go.
This issue is very split for me, but I have less than 4 days to decide to get the vaccine or contract rona in vegas.
Much love, not trying to start a divide. I am generally and admittedly very conflicted about getting or not getting a vaccine.
Was hoping to hear from some of our amazing scientist friends here at the nexus.
I've had family die of Rona, and also have had friends in the hospital for a month post vaccine.
I'm lost.
This issue is very split for me, but I have less than 4 days to decide to get the vaccine or contract rona in vegas.
Much love, not trying to start a divide. I am generally and admittedly very conflicted about getting or not getting a vaccine.
Was hoping to hear from some of our amazing scientist friends here at the nexus.
I've had family die of Rona, and also have had friends in the hospital for a month post vaccine.
I'm lost.
Tomtegubbe
Esteemed member
I don't see real health risks in the vaccines, although you can't eliminate the risk. My take on the subject is that even if there were known risks, taking them with the vaccine is a personal sacrifice worth making for the greater good. Compared to many of our grandfathers who had to risk their lives in war this is a small sacrifice.Sky Motion said:
With the information you've provided, you may be able to reframe your question for yourself as: Would I rather potentially get covid, then potentially end up in the hospital and potentially die, or would I rather get the vaccine, potentially end up in the hospital.
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Voidmatrix said:
Don't know if this factors into your decision making or not, but an equally valid question is would you rather end up being a vector for transmission of a disease which is likely to kill somebody else.
Regardless, the odds of your having a reaction to the vaccine that will put you in the hospital is somewhere along the lines of being hit by lightning. If it was raining and your house was on fire, would you not go outside because of the risk?
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