Have you been meeting friends and new people during covid ?
Have you been meeting friends and new people during covid ?
I haven't and I think its why I feel insane. If other people have been doing that I need to get social again.
Re: Have you been meeting friends and new people during covid ?
Meeting friends? Surely. I am sure you didn't avoid meeting friends because of the other billion possible diseases they could transmit; now it's not much different especially if you're under 70.
We can be glad that new variants have surfaced, variants that are much weaker and if caught should provide almost-perfect immunity for at least a whole year (in contrast, a pfizer vaccine drops it's effective immunity to 0 after 7 months, thats why "boosters").
Mental health is very important and a bad one is one of the precursors for many very real physical diseases, including accelerated aging due to stress and whole body inflamation.
On the other hand meeting new people has been hard since the beginning of all of this, I think I've met like 5-7 new people when going out since the start of the lockdowns, none that turned out to become friends, but I am fine with that.
We can be glad that new variants have surfaced, variants that are much weaker and if caught should provide almost-perfect immunity for at least a whole year (in contrast, a pfizer vaccine drops it's effective immunity to 0 after 7 months, thats why "boosters").
Mental health is very important and a bad one is one of the precursors for many very real physical diseases, including accelerated aging due to stress and whole body inflamation.
On the other hand meeting new people has been hard since the beginning of all of this, I think I've met like 5-7 new people when going out since the start of the lockdowns, none that turned out to become friends, but I am fine with that.
And, as always, bye bye.
Re: Have you been meeting friends and new people during covid ?
I won't tolerate people spreading disinformation on this site.R8Z wrote: ↑Fri Dec 03, 2021 11:16 am Meeting friends? Surely. I am sure you didn't avoid meeting friends because of the other billion possible diseases they could transmit; now it's not much different especially if you're under 70.
We can be glad that new variants have surfaced, variants that are much weaker and if caught should provide almost-perfect immunity for at least a whole year (in contrast, a pfizer vaccine drops it's effective immunity to 0 after 7 months, thats why "boosters").
Re: Have you been meeting friends and new people during covid ?
Highlight what is wrong and I will provide sources.
Edit: let me jump the gun
"pfizer's effectivity drops to zero after 7 months"
- https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspec ... -data-show
"newer variants are milder and spread more rapidly" - As expected by virology and as predicted by natural selection (there's selective pressure towards this goal).
1. (omicron/xi: early to say, but most probably milder than delta) https://www.business-standard.com/artic ... 043_1.html
2. (delta: surely) in this case, 0 deaths <= 50yrs old, page 10, check > https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... ing_17.pdf
Note that the press is highly suppressing the above information for many reasons (clickbaiting, fear mongering, bought press, etc.).
Edit: let me jump the gun
"pfizer's effectivity drops to zero after 7 months"
- https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspec ... -data-show
"newer variants are milder and spread more rapidly" - As expected by virology and as predicted by natural selection (there's selective pressure towards this goal).
1. (omicron/xi: early to say, but most probably milder than delta) https://www.business-standard.com/artic ... 043_1.html
2. (delta: surely) in this case, 0 deaths <= 50yrs old, page 10, check > https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... ing_17.pdf
Note that the press is highly suppressing the above information for many reasons (clickbaiting, fear mongering, bought press, etc.).
Last edited by R8Z on Fri Dec 03, 2021 2:21 pm, edited 1 time in total.
And, as always, bye bye.
