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There’s an injection that we’ve all heard of. A lot of us get one every year. The injection doesn’t make you immune to the disease it’s protecting you from, it just makes you less susceptible to having a bad case of it. You may still get sick, just not as
On July 21st, the CDC quietly published a “Lab Alert” detailing a change in their stance on COVID-19 testing. Well, not actually COVID-19 testing, they changed their stance on SARS-CoV-2 testing. And there’s a huge difference between the two. Why is this important? I’ll tell you that after I tell
I’m one of those people who doesn’t like to be just told what to do. Don’t get me wrong. I don’t mind doing things. As long as the person trying to get me to do something has a valid argument, I can probably be convinced to do it. I haven’t
Maybe I expect too much, but these days it seems that most people aren’t very good at doing their jobs. More often than not, when I reach out to a company for help, I have a crappy experience. It used to be that if an employee wasn’t doing his or
Yesterday, the US Women’s Soccer Team lost to Sweden 3-0 in their opening match. Contrary to what pundits are saying, this wasn’t a “You go woke, you go broke” situation. No, the US team lost because the team from Sweden simply played better. In reality, both teams knelt before the
We’ve been hearing a lot about “breakthrough cases” recently. A “breakthrough” case is someone who has been fully vacksinated against COVID and still contracts the disease. No big shocker there. Why is that news? That’s how it’s supposed to work. By calling them “breakthrough cases”, it implies that this is
The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (aka VAERS) is touted as the “gold standard” for tracking vaccine side effects. And it’s a piece of crap. Anyone, and I mean anyone, can enter data into the VAERS database. You can do it, I can do it, and a room full of