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Scientific reasons for waiting to get the COVID vaccine
That’s not what I said. I didn’t have long-term immunity following being infected. I guess time will tell on immunity following vaccination.- robozebra
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Scientific reasons for waiting to get the COVID vaccine
Ok, so I’m going to try to explain this without getting too deep into the weeds. Immunity is accomplished through T cells and B cells. It appears that antibody levels drop very rapidly following COVID-19 infection. The long-term immunity is conferred through memory cells and plasma cells in the...- robozebra
- Post #221
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Scientific reasons for waiting to get the COVID vaccine
Sorry, but no definition of vaccine that I’ve found requires the agent to be attenuated. The immunizations for COVID are very accepted as immunizations/vaccines in the medical community. Any suggestion otherwise is simply rhetoric…- robozebra
- Post #211
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Scientific reasons for waiting to get the COVID vaccine
You obviously haven’t looked into COVID immunity... You might want to read a bit of stuff before you call out someone for being “stoopid.” I’m assuming you meant the homonym/heterograph in your post. I did my research before I took an immunization. Very few (<5%) have COVID antibodies at 90...- robozebra
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Scientific reasons for waiting to get the COVID vaccine
I agree with you in most of what you are saying. I don’t think anyone should be forced to take the vaccine. I think it is a choice. I personally don’t care if you or anyone else is vaccinated. The mortality is very low, but it isn’t zero. If you assume a mortality of 0.3% (3/1000) and you let...- robozebra
- Post #201
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Scientific reasons for waiting to get the COVID vaccine
We were sent an email outlining an OSHA mandate that was sent out on Tuesday (06 July). It requires hospital workers that were unvaccinated to wear a N95 mask and goggles. There are also new quarantine guidelines for vaccinated and unvaccinated workers following exposure to COVID + patients...- robozebra
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Precision Rifle Gear Electronic hearing protections
Harris & Sons (https://harrisandsons.com/) Looks like they have stopped making the ones that I have. They are rechargeable and Bluetooth. Great hearing protection. Comfortable (made from custom impressions). Highly recommend them.- robozebra
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- Forum: The Armory
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Optics Vectronix Vector IV Viper II
Happy July 4th bump.- robozebra
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- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade
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Optics Vectronix Vector IV Viper II
Price drop above. Make an offer…- robozebra
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Optics Vectronix Vector IV Viper II
Sorry for the delay. I’ve responded.- robozebra
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Optics Vectronix Vector IV Viper II
Yes sir. Very nice toy.- robozebra
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Optics Vectronix Vector IV Viper II
I have a fully functional Vector IV that I’d like to offer for trade (or sell at $6500). I’ve ranged to over 5000 meters with the unit in Canada. Ended up with a JIM-LR, so don’t need the Vector. Looking for: PVS 27 or PVS 30 - would prefer WP. Willing to add cash for the right deal. Tangent...- robozebra
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Rimfire FS: Vudoo V22
Seller is a great guy. Bought a few things from him over the past few years. Always as advertised. Happy Father’s Day guys!- robozebra
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Night Vision It’s coming...
Please explain why you can’t “dial your standard DOPE” and not hit. 300 yards is still 300 yards. If my DOPE suggest x and I dial x in my scope, the bullet flight isn’t affected by the optic. Are you somehow suggesting that you need more/less elevation adjustment if Tig is 2x?? Holdover maybe...- robozebra
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- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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