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dontpet t1_j8yi0w1 wrote

>Russia’s invasion of Ukraine caused global energy prices to rise dramatically in 2022, exacerbating existing price increases due to rising demand from the post-pandemic economic recovery.

I guess it's hard to separate the two.

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Michaelcycle13 t1_j8yc5hz wrote

I see I do appreciate your correction. I’m regurgitating personal at home research from online doctors I’ve watched explaining it and pubmed papers. It looks like I’ve completely messed up the initial signaling from the dendritic cells. I never did say that bacteria or antibodies carried the virus to the thymus to correct you. But that they served a role in signaling to the T cells for response of the immune system. Which is a true scientific statement that I would be happy to share the research on. I was however incorrect about the thymus being the origin of the production of cytokines. I appreciate the correction again. My explanation also was missing the functionality of the dendritic cells, lymph node, and B cell activations for the pathology of immune response. I’d love to ask you more questions because I am fascinated to hear more and to learn more!

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FwibbFwibb t1_j8yajz5 wrote

> i have no problem with anyone disliking religion, just don’t spread misconceptions :)

I'm not. If you get 3 people who think a magic turtle created the universe, they are called crazy and ignored. Make it 1 billion people, and suddenly it is a religion and should be "respected".

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Michaelcycle13 t1_j8ya4e5 wrote

I was meaning long Covid. And sorry to hear about these symptoms Man. I’m about to begin a long Covid podcast and we’re aiming at just bringing on people with long Covid for quality collaboration, and discussing our long Covid stories. At the least you make a friend in the community and have some meaningful helpful conversations, at the most you help others through the spread of awareness and knowledge and we blow the lid off this misunderstood illness

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PhoenixStorm1015 t1_j8y9u6h wrote

Collies (and herding dogs in general) are such amazing companions. My gf’s cousin has an Aussie shepherd and to put it candidly she likely would’ve lost her life if he hadn’t woken her up when a fire broke out. Ridiculously smart dogs and amazingly caring and nurturing creatures.

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teddy_002 t1_j8y6001 wrote

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needsexyboots t1_j8y54i6 wrote

Honestly in my personal experience, half isn’t that surprising or far off. Of course, I’m not doing a study or anything, but I’d say more than half of the people I know who have had Covid experienced symptoms for months afterward, including myself - I finally have gone a couple weeks without noticing anything and I got Covid in August

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