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Claim your /sci/fu
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What happens if you do math that only allows contradictions? Do you get something new?
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Hey /sci/,
I need a definitive thread on Vaccine induced protection Vs Natural immunity from a previous infection against infection

I'm being kicked out of home as my step mum is paranoid that I'll give her and then by second degree her parents Covid-19. I tested positive just over a month ago, and have been given a 6 month exemption from vaccines by my doctor and government (Australian - one of the strictest vaccine policies in the world). My Dad, and step mom, have vaccine protection (with boosters) but no previous infection.

Sorry for the blog, just wanted to get my bias out there. I'll dump some studies in the post below after outlining my general understanding.

From what I understand, the vaccines are still using the original Wuhan strain of the virus and give your body only spike proteins (which are prone to mutate) and not the virus (which can't mutate(?)). Your body then creates antibodies that are designed to fight those specific spike proteins, but the over lap with the latest strain, say omicron, means they still help in reducing severe disease.

When infected with Covid-19, you are attacked by the latest strain, meaning your antibodies are now designed to fight the latest shaped spike proteins. What's more, since you are attacked by the virus itself, you now have killer T Cells and memory B cells which exist to attack the whole virus itself. These are longer lasting than antibodies, and since the virus itself does not mutate, you receive longer lasting immunity.
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What Could It Be?

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Chinese space plane company targets space travel by 2025

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>The Chinese company Space Transportation is developing a "rocket with wings" for space tourism and point-to-point travel.
>"We are developing a winged rocket for high-speed, point-to-point transportation, which is lower in cost than rockets that carry satellites and faster than traditional aircraft," the company said in a recent interview with Yicheng Times.
>The space plane would aim to provide rapid transport between two locations on Earth through suborbital travel and be fully reusable.
The company, whose full name is Beijing Lingkong Tianxing Technology Co., Ltd., revealed that ground tests are planned by 2023 with a first flight in 2024 and a crewed flight in 2025.
>Even more ambitiously, a test flight of a global, or orbital, crewed space vehicle is planned by 2030, the company says. Space Transportation was founded in 2018, according to the company's website.
https://www.space.com/private-chinese-space-plane-tourism-travel
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so is this just a vaccine argument board now? What the fuck is the state of /sci/? where are the fags?
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Bell labs

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Explain this
How do they do it bros?
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Scientifically speaking, what causes this behavior?

>Christopher Poole, 34, was charged Thursday in 3rd District Court with 10 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, a second-degree felony. Brittany Driscoll, 36, of Taylorsville, was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail late Thursday for investigation of 15 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor.

https://www.ksl.com/article/50337462/woman-sent-child-porn-images-to-impress-man-she-was-dating-police-say
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How much do you want to slit the throat of scientists and doctors?

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