Now it sounds like nonsense, but in a couple of years, with more precise research, it'll become a common knowledge

My uni is requiring the vaccine for this coming semester and have made it clear that there will be no exemptions from it. It seems I’m at the end of the line, but I might've found a way to have my cake and eat it, too.

The J&J vaxx is a viral vector vaccine. It injects you with a harmless adenovirus (similar to the common cold) with the code for COVID spike proteins, which are then produced and naturally killed by your immune system.

So, hypothetically, if one were to dope themselves up on substances that naturally boost the immune system, would it be possible to kill the carrier adenovirus before it has the chance to produce the spike protein—thus leaving you basically unvaccinated?

I'm quite uninformed on the matter; This is all just basic connect the dots logic, but I’d really like to know if there’s precedence for this. This can be a game changer. To have all the privileges of a vaccinated citizen without actually being vaccinated.

Do you believe in him /sci/?

>>Since consciousness exists quite apart from and outside of reality, beyond the bounds of time-space, it like the Absolute, has neither beginning nor end. Reality as both a beginning and an end because it is bounded within time-space, but the fundamental quantum of energy and its associated consciousness is eternal.

So is it true bros? We're all going to make it?

https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5.pdf

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pithovirus#:~:text=Pithovirus%20sibericum%20was%20discovered%20in,of%20a%20late%20Pleistocene%20sediment.

With climate change happening can one of these viruses be super dangerous to humans?

I am not saying that one population is better than the other, but it seems very evident to me that the fact we are only classifying humanity as 'one species' or even 'one race le human race' is merely because of historical/political reasons.

There is no chance in hell an alien paleontologist would ascribe these skulls to a single species. And that doesn't even account for all the other internal physiological differences people have.

Am I really that wrong with my intuition?Am I overlooking something here?

Degree Thread.
EE + PHYSICS with minor in CS, too much or the way of the future?

Why don't more people talk about the incredible advancements of carbon scrubbers over the past decade? You'd think there'd be more interest in a potential solution to climate change

Post the last interesting video you watched on youtube. I'll start

This episode introduces neuroplasticity—which is how our brain and nervous system learn and acquire new capabilities.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG53Vxum0as

i hate vector spaces so much seriously who came up with this shitty things

>groups
nice and logical
>rings
nice and logical
>fields
nice and logical
>vector spaces
retarded ass cancer that should go and die seriously couldn't we come up with someghing cool instead?