Ok I spoke way too soon. Spent a solid couple of hours this morning shivering uncontrollably. If the vaccine feels this bad then I sure as hell know it’s working! If things weren’t bad enough, the man across the road is building an extension so there’s drilling noise and my smoke alarm has started loudly beeping to say it needs the battery changed. What a morning 😂
The day after I had my 2nd jab I was all day on my feet looking at properties then going around town with some of my fam. Not sure whether it was the jab or that I've been sat on my backside for the best part of 18 months, but I was wiped out that night!
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@nessisonett yeah hope you feel better soon. I was the only one with uncontrollable shivers in my family. good times.
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"One of the unloveliest and least enlightening aspects of contemporary discourse is the tendency to presume that whatever one disagrees with must be very simple—not only simple, but also simply wrong." - Elizabeth Bruenig
Just curious — In Europe, the UK, and elsewhere outside of the U.S., is there a lot of anti-vax, anti-mask, use of unapproved treatments, conspiracy theory, plandemic, and general mistrust of the scientific community and public health officials?
As society here teeters again on the brink with the current wave, I just wonder how things are going elsewhere. Are the hospitals all filling up where you are? What are the general attitudes of the people towards vaccination and treatment?
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
@Th3solution Probably not as much as in the US, but yeah, still o ton of that. A lot of people still somehow convinced covid is largely harmless or not real at all.
Here in Poland the situation has been surprisingly good for a few months now (100-300 daily cases looks good compared to the peak of 35,000 in March) but I fully expect it to get worse again before the end of the year.
@Th3solution@JohnnyShoulder In the UK, the deniers are pretty much universally thought of as crackpots. They 100% aren’t given the crazy national platform that they are in the States. There’ll always be wackos but they’re few and far between and seem to primarily be old men who used to have respectable music careers.
@Voltan@JohnnyShoulder@nessisonett Ok, I figured. The group of conspiracy theorists seems to grow daily, but I do think it’s more that they are becoming more vocal rather than more numerous. The fact that this is all an elaborate plan to enslave the people, all engineered by… I’m not sure who or why, but whatever. People are so distrusting of the public health authorities that they’ve chosen to follow a train of thought that leads them to a tangled web of hearsay and speculation that I can’t even understand where people are coming from.
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
@Keith_Zissou I guess I had a similar reaction. The arm was sore for a couple days and I was basically feeling like I hadn't got enough sleep the next day (it was bad enough that I just went to sleep at like 2 p.m.) and that was it.
We're up to 3 separate exposures at my daughter's school now. Lol. It's only been two full weeks of school.
Stocked up on ivermectin though, cause god only knows what's in that vaccine, so not too worried personally.
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@nessisonett yes. Mr. "If you're young and healthy you don't need the vaccine" feels he needs a livestock dewormer. The jokes continue to write themselves.
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It boggles the brain that people refuse to have the vaccine because they don't trust science or modern medicine, but will happily take worming treatment meant for horses and cows because Fox News says so. 🤦♂️
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