@PriceIsRight hope you know every year on Reddit there is a massive watch thread for the Price is Right episode before March Madness. If not, take a look! A really fun tradition! https://t.co/6nnLQtfeyB
@erikbryn@elonmusk It's not even that deep. This video shows headlines out of chronological order and about different vaccines, dose schedules, and long term efficacy. The early Oxford vaccine research in 2020 even makes an appearance.
@robcolletti @WaddleandSilvy Hey if you're ever interesting in doing an AMA on r/whitesox, let me know. We can all vent together. Shoot me a message if interested.
@mickiBryant@drdavidsamadi Sorry you can't Google and read basic rules for the last year? It's blatantly on the CDC website and has been for well over a year and a half.
@laurenboebert This isn't new or news. A negative PCR test has never been required to go back to work/regular life. Always been 10 days post symptoms, 48hrs without a fever, and improving symptoms. But okay.
@Timcast It's verifiably true that even if you get infected after vaccination, it's a less severe disease than if you were unvaccinated. Stop acting like there's no benefit at all.