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Don Johnson

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  1. Those are the new CDC protocols. If you had COVID-19 and had symptoms, isolate for at least 5 days. To calculate your 5-day isolation period, day 0 is your first day of symptoms. Day 1 is the first full day after your symptoms developed. You can leave isolation after 5 full days. You can end isolation after 5 full days if you are fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication and your other symptoms have improved (Loss of taste and smell may persist for weeks or months after recovery and need not delay the end of isolation). You should continue to wear a well-fitting mask around others at home and in public for 5 additional days (day 6 through day 10) after the end of your 5-day isolation period. If you are unable to wear a mask when around others, you should continue to isolate for a full 10 days. Avoid people who are immunocompromised or at high risk for severe disease, and nursing homes and other high-risk settings, until after at least 10 days
  2. https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost.com/2022/01/01/nyc-considering-race-in-distributing-life-saving-covid-treatment/amp/
  3. Just think, the NCAA no longer considers a 19 year old with two shots fully vaccinated.
  4. I enjoyed The Tender Bar
  5. You have no idea what my world view is nor do I agree with his statement. If you agree that 100,000 children are hospitalized and Omicron is as deadly as Delta, have at it.
  6. Lol. Using that rationale, Omicron “might” end up being less deadly than the flu so I have no problem with what Gorsuch said. Come on, no one who has kept up with this believes Omicron is as deadly as Delta. Vaccinated or unvaccinated, which one would you rather have?
  7. She additionally said Omicron is as deadly as delta.
  8. Other “mistakes”
  9. But will it be “forced” by changing the definition of fully vaccinated. NCAA has changed their definition.
  10. Haha. Slightly sore throat last night and this AM. Honestly probably wouldn’t have even tested because so mild but have a road trip planned tomorrow with an at risk coworker and needed a clear conscience. Also, the last three weeks have been pretty crazy. Dinged positive on two different at home tests. About to go exercise (at home). Let’s shift the discussion to whether I need a booster that reportedly lasts 10 weeks or if gained immunity to go along with my two Moderna shots (9 months ago) is enough.
  11. About that….
  12. I know you don't. But they will appreciate your reasonable debate after the fact.
  13. It's a little late for those who were fired due to mandates.
  14. Choosing infection over vaccination is dumb. But many did not choose that. They simply got infected. And when their need for vaccination was questioned it was ridiculed. And this isn't new info. Like you said, most of the EU places value on acquired immunity and has for a while. Many non-Trumpers have been asking for a while why we are one of the few countries that don't. We had a lot of people fired because we said it had no value and they needed to do what we told them to. If/when we acknowledge it now, we admit we lied (again) in the name of public policy. Because it was just easier and we didn't trust them to understand the real science. Yeah, we have a country with a lot of dumbasses. You still do more damage by lying. It just creates more irreparable distrust. Signed - vaccinated guy who has not knowingly contracted Covid and does not have acquired immunity.
  15. One of the guests in this podcast is ZDoggMD. Kind of hard to take a guy who calls himself ZDogg seriously, but he obviously is a bright guy and good communicator. I don't know a ton about him, but someone (buzzrock?) recently posted this podcast where he line by line refutes most of what Peter McCullough said on Joe Rogan's podcast. I think wildcat09 accused him of promoting anti-vax propaganda and poof it was gone. No clue why, the guy is about as pro vax as they come and ripped a guy who is anti. Maybe all anyone saw was McCullough's name in the title, not realizing it was refuting him. Anyway, I found myself agreeing with this pod about 99.9%.
  16. What was your vaccination status for the 1st and the 2nd infections?
  17. Is there a good study on 2nd infections? My hunch is the odds of a 2nd infection being worse than the 1st are pretty low, without a material change in the health of the individual. "Natural immunity" became such a political hot potato that it became taboo for some to discuss it.
  18. Correct. 5 and up, proof of vaccination or negative test (PCR or Antigen) in prior 72 hours. Was for 12 and up, but changed January 3. They clearly wanted to get past NYE and the Sugar Bowl before updating. Only require one shot, which is kinda funny. It can be from an hour before. Starting in Feb, its 2 shots.
  19. I’m a big proponent of going for 2 the first time, but not necessarily with 14 min to play. Lots of points could still be scored in this game so we don’t know that the 2 will be needed.
  20. Maybe. But the post I was responding to was about to get third shot for kids in a 6 month period. And that shot is looking like it may only last 3 months... 1 shot every 6 months doesn't seem that crazy of a future prediction. I, maybe incorrectly, am assuming that the first 2 shots wear off just as fast (6 months) in kids as they do in adults. If that's the case, the booster only makes sense if that's the route you choose.
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