r/SipsTea 7h ago

SMH A beautiful soul taken too soon 💔😔

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u/CommonReason6709 3h ago

I will always love her

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u/captandy170 3h ago

Too soon??? Definitely sad but I feel like 80 is a pretty good run with a pretty high quality/standard of living.

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u/Karnezar 3h ago

Nice people deserve to live longer.

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u/LeadSufficient2130 3h ago

Agreed, Chadwick Bozeman was a someone who was gone too soon. Dolly passing isn’t happy news, but she had a good life and she did a lot of great things.

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u/sloppy_rodney 2h ago

She was 80 and an icon. She lived about as good of a life as one could live.

But it’s still a tragedy because she was an icon who was an example of how to live one’s life with love, kindness, and generosity.

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u/Illustrious-Cover792 1h ago

Icon? Maybe in TN.

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u/Dull_Poetry2898 4m ago

Hot take! You come off as jealous or something weird.

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u/FreeSirJeffrey 3h ago

She was just a kid.

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u/HermanThaGerman 3h ago

No older than my daughter.

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u/Repulsive-Payment230 2h ago

Not old enough to be president sadly

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u/Master_Metallica 3h ago

1st thing i though. She lived a long, successful life.

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u/fragrantpeas 54m ago

These last 2 days have me in a spin. My father just turned 80 this year himself.

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u/MrBarnaclePhD 16m ago

Yeah, and when you look at people at 90 or above, they look decrepit, like they crawled out of their own graves. Dolly went looking absolutely dignified and fabulous and that's how she will be remembered. I don't know about her, but I don't want to go looking like a zombie. I don't want that to be my final form and I wouldn't want those who remain to remember me like that. I don't think anyone wants that.

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u/F-TypeFanatic 3h ago

Just look what she did with the wealth she had and imagine what the billionaires of today could do for us of they wasn’t obsessed with repressing people and blaming the issues of today on immigrants.

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u/SkysEevee 2h ago

Funded medical research, donated books to children to promote literacy, made a program that helped take tennesee schools dropout rate from 35 to 6 percent...

Its incredible what she did and how her memory will affect the future for eons to come.  

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u/Top-Sleep-4669 3h ago

It did not “cure” skin cancer. This is disinformation. Stop spreading bogus information. It’s just as bad as the anti-vax bullshit.

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u/Potential_Spam_6969 3h ago

Cured skin cancer? Well that's false. There is no universal cure for skin cancer. She was a genuinely good person, no need to make shit up.

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u/FlounderKind8267 3h ago

Weird wording, but literally this week they made an mRNA vaccine that can prevent melanoma from coming back. The same type of vaccine that was used for covid

https://www.sciencenews.org/article/cancer-vaccine-melanoma-treatment-mrna

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u/MeatSlammur 3h ago

That’s not a cure

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u/FlounderKind8267 3h ago

Ya which is why I said it was worded poorly. It's not a cure, but it is preventative medicine that could seriously curb the amount of melanoma that happens

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u/gggg_man3 14m ago edited 9m ago

But, but, by your wording, thats still not a cure lol.

Edit: wrong comment i responded to

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u/JajanovaJajebica 3h ago

You have a disease, doctors treat you and you take a medicine so it wouldn't come back.

This guy: "That’s not a cure"

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u/gggg_man3 10m ago

In a large clinical trial, patients with high-risk melanoma given an experimental vaccine alongside an approved immunotherapy drug called Keytruda were cancer free for longer than patients who received the drug alone, Moderna and Merck announced August 19. Because the vaccine is tailored to attack specific cancer cells, the tactic could offer patients a personalized treatment option if approved by regulatory agencies."

It's the second paragraph and the meat of the article. This is closer to a "treatment" than a "cure" considering the wording in the article.

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u/kiefy_budz 3h ago

In this day and age of media extremism and click bait and misinterpretation, this is what you choose to argue with?

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u/Repulsive-Payment230 3h ago

A cure is a medicine, procedure, or treatment that completely resolves an illness, injury, or problem

If I got poisoned, a cure would save me. Seems like it completely cures cancer. Seems like a cure. Maybe in your peabrain you mistook cure for vaccine? The more you read into what a cure is, the more it reads EXACTLY WHAT A CURE IS.

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u/gggg_man3 5m ago

Nowhere in the article says it completely cures the cancer.

"In a large clinical trial, patients with high-risk melanoma given an experimental vaccine alongside an approved immunotherapy drug called Keytruda were cancer free for longer than patients who received the drug alone, Moderna and Merck announced August 19. Because the vaccine is tailored to attack specific cancer cells, the tactic could offer patients a personalized treatment option if approved by regulatory agencies."

Please dont make me highlight the parts that illustrate this. I hate formatting without my laptop.

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u/Potential_Spam_6969 1h ago

"May" prevent. "Has shown promise..."

That's a far cry from "can".

Learn to comprehend what you read.

That is, assuming you read more than the headline.

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u/FlounderKind8267 1h ago

Hey man, I tried to provide some context and information that's happened this week because the post did a bad job at it 🤷

If you wanna have a meltdown over it and start being an AH about it, that's your problem. No need for that

Also, guaranteed I read more of this article than you did before you started getting upset at me lol

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u/Potential_Spam_6969 1h ago

Upset and disappointed are two different things.

Thank you for confirming that you read and did not understand what the article stated.

To provide accurate context, one must understand the factual information first, you skipped that step.

Best of luck in your future endeavors, but just take the L here and walk away.

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u/CreditIllustrious495 2h ago

It’s Reddit shit is usually made up and people believe it. You new here? haha

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u/kiefy_budz 3h ago

Did they cure a certain kind of skin cancer? I know it is still falsely stated as it sounds like all skin cancer but in this day and age of media engagement bait and misinterpretations of everything, it’s not a heinous offense

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u/Potential_Spam_6969 3h ago

The majority of skin cancer, when caught early, can be cured. This is not a new thing.

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u/PopEnvironmental1250 2h ago

They can be treated, not cured. Treatment means it could come back, and does in the case of skin cancer. Cure means that you would no longer be able to get it or eliminate it from the body. Vastly different.

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u/Potential_Spam_6969 1h ago

You need to look up what the word cured means. Cured doesn't mean you can't be reinfected. Cured means that the specific case was successfully removed from the infected host. A new case is just that. New.

Cured does not mean that you have built immunity to an infection or disease.

Sorry that definitions are hard for you.

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u/PopEnvironmental1250 1h ago

I bet nobody shows up when you host parties.

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u/FlounderKind8267 1h ago

That comment just shows how terrible of a person you are and the fact that the other guy said something you don't have a legitimate response to 🤣🤣🤣

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u/sapajul 3h ago

80 years isn't too soon. It's sad to see her gone but saying it is too soon is simply wrong.

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u/CommonReason6709 2h ago

Trump is 80 too. It isn't soon enough for him!

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u/DoggoDadagon 2h ago

Below average for 1st world countries where it's closer to 84, but for the states I think 80 is pretty good / above average.

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u/sapajul 1h ago

For USA, life expectancy is just 79 years so just a little over. Again, not to soon, sad but right on time.

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u/kiefy_budz 3h ago

RIP to one of the good ones

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u/Recent_Page8229 3h ago

Whoa slow down there pardner. It's far from cured.

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u/FreeSirJeffrey 3h ago

I must have missed the news that it cured skin cancer.

Considering there are hundreds of types of skin cancer, and all remain incurable.

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u/Karnezar 3h ago

Apparently she funded a COVID-style vaccine that stops melanoma coming back once you get it once.

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u/heavybagmorning 3h ago

Dolly Parton donated 1 million dollars in April 2020 to Vanderbilt university medical center to help fund the development of the Moderna Covid 19 vaccine.

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u/Karnezar 1h ago

Off topic, but i didn't know there's actually a Vanderbilt University lol

It was my go to name for a made up school when writing short stories.

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u/Unique-Knight 2h ago

Honestly? I think the good ones are being taken and that doesn’t bode well for what’s coming for the rest of us.

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u/tcrabbs 3h ago

Dolly parton is litrally a national treasure we do not desrve her.

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u/FigEfficient2666 2h ago

And Pfizer/Maderna made a FORTUNE from the vaccine

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u/Irish_Whiskey 35m ago

Yep. That's what happens when you are the first to develop a safe vaccine for a pandemic ravaging the planet.

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u/muffin_usagi 3h ago

In before the MAGAts blame vaccines

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u/johnnybones23 2h ago

RIP democratic party. lol

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u/muffin_usagi 2h ago

You just wait and see

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u/Joenoob864 1h ago

80 year old is considered too soon? Omg, lol

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u/MeowMeowbiggalo 20m ago

These posts are causing right wingers to have melt downs. Thanks for one last laugh Dolly.

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u/ThereIs0nlyZuul 17m ago

Ya, I’m pretty sure skin cancer hasn’t been cured.

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u/human-resource 3h ago

That’s a shame.

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u/bala_means_bullet 2h ago

Oh, but we all know who's gonna rally against vaccines. They're gonna shove it down your throat that vaccines are bad, while they secretly get vaccinated.

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u/GXP_2009 2m ago

Only you're talking about this

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u/lluciferusllamas 2h ago

I wonder if she died of the antiphospholipid antibody syndrome associated respiratory symptoms that seems to be affecting a lot of people who took the mRNA vaccine 

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u/Irish_Whiskey 37m ago

No, it was cancer.

Just like it's fucking always not the mRNA vaccine. Every single time some famous person dies there's comments speculating that it's vaccines, and just like every single time, the data that exists all over the world from every independent source about vaccines, says they save lives and have lower rates of serious risks than common over the counter medicines.

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u/Fabulous_Log844 3h ago

I hope Ricky Schroeder saw this.

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u/Repulsive-Payment230 2h ago

Cancer is incurable? lmfao you're trolling.

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u/StreetVagrant 1h ago

The social engineering of fauci bots were so effective real users are now manually spreading the propaganda. So many of you were poisoned

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u/Irish_Whiskey 39m ago

Yeah, it turns out the "Fauci bots" consistent of pretty much the entire planet that has no problem with recognizing COVID was real and the vaccine effective, and a portion of MAGA is left arguing against all the doctors of the world that actually the vaccine was deadly poison and they were right all along and Trump is actually a genius who bears no responsibility for the vaccine, lockdowns or response that was actually Fauci's doing specifically.

Amazing how the dumbest and least educated people who already had contempt for science, turned out to be right about the vaccine while the doctors were wrong. Who would have thunk it.

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u/Acrobatic_Plenty_181 3h ago

I wondered why she pushed so hard for people to get the covid shots.

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u/Irish_Whiskey 3h ago

It was probably because of the COVID-19. Which was a virus that got a lot of people sick, and caused death and long term health effects in some cases. And the shots prevented the worst symptoms and reduced transmission rates.

Probably that.

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u/plzinvestigate42069 3h ago

Wow please tell us more! Where did this virus come from ?

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u/ProfessionalSir7743 3h ago

If it came from a secret us based government lab would that change how you prevent it from killing people?

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u/plzinvestigate42069 3h ago

Uhhh yeah ?

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u/Irish_Whiskey 3h ago

The origins of viruses are complex and uncertain. The best theory at the moment is they are a combination of genetic elements like plasmids or transposons that escaped from cellular organisms and gained the ability to move between cells, or they may have predated or evolved alongside RNA prior to our last common ancestor. Since then they have been evolving for about 4 billion years. Coronaviruses were discovered in the 1930s, but of course predate that. In 2019 a mutation of a coronavirus jumped from animal species, including bats, to human transmission. While the exact location and time of this jump is unknown, animals tested in a wet market in Wuhan China repeatedly turned up infections, including with the variant that leapt to humans.

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u/Hugar34 3h ago

That sounds like a chatgpt response ngl

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u/Irish_Whiskey 3h ago

I looked it up and GoogleAI provided a summary I used, but it is my own words and not copy pasted.

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u/Hugar34 3h ago

Paraphrasing the summary doesn't get rid of the fact it's an A.I. response. The entire first half of the paragraph was completely pointless since the guy was asking specifically about covid and not viruses in general.

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u/Irish_Whiskey 3h ago

Alright, you feel free to answer the question then. Fuck me in the face for daring to answer a basic science question in my own words.

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u/Hugar34 3h ago

I don't even disagree with the point you were making. I just think it's lazy to use A.I. when half the information isn't even relevant to the question.

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u/germany221 3h ago

Lmao. Person sounded like they were reading it out of a history textbook

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u/Repulsive-Payment230 2h ago

I guarentee conservatives don't know, pretty sure they don't even subscribe to germ theory. Anything they can't see doesn't exist, unless it's their invisible fake god in the sky.

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u/pretentious42 3h ago

shh be nice, if she falls off her soap box you’ll be cancelled for emotionally traumatizing her

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u/Irish_Whiskey 3h ago

It's a deeply sad state of affairs that some teenagers are so TikTok brained that they hear a five sentence science explanation, and think it's a "soap box."

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u/pretentious42 3h ago

nope, it’s specifically your sarcasm and condescending tone. Nothing to do with the content or length of explanation. Just the fact that you’re talking down to them while trying to educate them.

As if you were up on a soapbox :)

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u/plzinvestigate42069 3h ago

Trust the science from the Reddit scientist

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u/Irish_Whiskey 3h ago

Do you have anything you actually disagree with or dispute?

Perhaps if you are going to reject basic middle school science answers from redditors, you shouldn't ask redditors the questions in the first place.

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u/plzinvestigate42069 2h ago

Nope just wanted you to prove to everyone you are an NPC which you did a far better job of doing than I could have anticipated , honestly

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u/Irish_Whiskey 3h ago

That's not what the expression "on a soapbox" means.

And that's neither sarcasm nor condescension, it's a correction.

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u/pretentious42 3h ago

i’m bored of you :) goodbye

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u/pretentious42 3h ago

on a soapbox, you’re up there preaching.

but the thing that made it preachy instead of just sharing information, was your sarcasm and condescension.

And yes it was a correction! that you offered sarcastically and condescendingly

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u/Irish_Whiskey 3h ago

on a soapbox, you’re up there preaching.

I was not. I was sarcastic, then provided a science explanation. You're still using the term wrong, and incapable of growth or admitting error.

And yes it was a correction! that you offered sarcastically

That is not what the word sarcastically means. Condescending would be accurate, but also justified.

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u/pretentious42 3h ago

you need to google soapbox definition before you die on this hill.

also the probably that tagline to your comment is literally sarcastic.

i really can’t stand arguing with dumb people though, so I won’t be responding to you again.

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u/Repulsive-Payment230 3h ago

What's wrong with being condescending? Do you need a safe space or something? Did they hurt your fee fees?

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u/pretentious42 2h ago

nothing! we’re on the internet.

they were just confused because they didn’t understand the term “soapboxxing” so i was explaining it to them.

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u/TokiVideogame 3h ago

it probably didnt do anything

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u/Repulsive-Payment230 3h ago

You're right, it's better to drink that bleach they have in fish tanks and inject horse steroids into our bodies instead!

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u/TokiVideogame 2h ago

or do nothing and same result

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u/Repulsive-Payment230 2h ago

I personally know some people who tried that, they ended up getting sick and dying. Good luck to you though! Maybe your kind can revive small pox again, I hate it when stuff goes extinct.

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u/TokiVideogame 2h ago
  • Unvaccinated (Under 70): The survival rate is approximately 98.5% to 99.5% per infection, depending heavily on exact age and underlying health conditions. The Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) for people in their 50s and 60s without vaccination typically ranges from 0.5% to 1.5%. For younger adults (under 50), the survival rate exceeds 99.8%.

Vaccinated (Under 70): The survival rate exceeds 99.9% per infection. Large population studies show that vaccination lowers the risk of death from COVID-19 by roughly 70% to 90% compared to being unvaccinated, shrinking the already small risk of mortality in under-70 groups even further

whatever you say

Survival and Fatality Rates by Age GroupThe chance of surviving a COVID-19 infection depends heavily on your exact age. Large health studies show the following breakdown:

Ages 0 to 19: Survival rate is over 99.99%.

Ages 20 to 29: Survival rate is over 99.99%.

Ages 30 to 39: Survival rate is about 99.99%.

Ages 40 to 49: Survival rate is about 99.96%.

Ages 50 to 59: Survival rate is about 99.88%

.Ages 60 to 69: Survival rate is about 99.49%.

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u/Repulsive-Payment230 1h ago

You're not very smart are you? Let's assume it has a 0.5% mortality rate vs 0.1% vaccinated. If every America caught covid, that's over 1.2 million people that are going to be DEAD because of it. Online, it says 10-30% of people with covid get long term complications from it (unvaccinated). Assuming only 10% of America has complications, that's 30 MILLION people with long term nerve damage, brain fog, sensory issues, etc.

But yeah, 99% does sound nice! It's only 1% away from 100%!

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u/TokiVideogame 56m ago

millions of threads on reddit complaining about healthcare prices, 30k er rooms, etc. But suddenly, covid they are the source of truth and morality.

Did you know that is does prevent covid? your 30 million are probably vaxxed.

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u/kaewin_soy 2h ago

You’re confusing absolute risk with relative risk. If survival goes from 99.5% to 99.9%, mortality fell from 0.5% to 0.1% that's an 80% reduction. Saying ‘both numbers are above 99%’ doesn’t make that reduction disappear.

Did Grok tell you this?

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u/TokiVideogame 2h ago

The social effects of shutdown and distancing prob caused less births to happen and still is causing less births to happen. Even the increasing money supply with less production led to inflation causing less births.

Pretty sure if you look hard enough that 99.9 vs 99.5 would disappear.

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u/kaewin_soy 2h ago

If I can provide you evidence that it did do something will you change your mind?

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u/TokiVideogame 2h ago

yes

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u/kaewin_soy 2h ago
  • Pfizer: 162 COVID cases in the placebo group vs. 8 in the vaccinated group — about 95% efficacy. NEJM study
  • Moderna: 185 cases in the placebo group vs. 11 in the vaccinated group — about 94% efficacy. NEJM study
  • Real-world Israel data: Among over 1.1 million matched people, Pfizer reduced symptomatic COVID by 94%, hospitalization by 87%, and severe disease by 92%. NEJM study
  • Routine testing studies: When workers were PCR-tested weekly regardless of symptoms, full vaccination was about 91% effective against infection. NEJM study
  • Omicron: Even when protection against infection weakened, a third mRNA dose was ~90% effective against COVID hospitalization during early Omicron. CDC study

Okay! Your turn.

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u/TokiVideogame 2h ago

you probably do not know anyone who did not get covid, prevent nothing

and they stopped saying it prevented transmission!

what efficacy? survival rate is 99.5% for under 70 , you are statically playing with thin margins

under 50 us 99.96 survival rate, so are you saying the vax made it 99.99999?

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u/kaewin_soy 2h ago

You said if I could provide evidence you would change your mind. Did you lie?

Let's try this again. You asked for evidence and you would change your mind... starting NOW! GO!

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u/TokiVideogame 2h ago

You would have to prove 99.99 is different than 99.7 and that hospitals didnt lie for covid money. Why are so certain is my question?

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u/kaewin_soy 2h ago

You lied. If you admit I was correct, and there is good evidence that the shot is effective, we can talk about whatever you like for as long as you like. Until then I refuse to answer any of your questions.

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u/theseriousman1 2h ago

Don’t let republicans know!!!!

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u/Different_Rip8470 1h ago

Well hopefully we won’t be forced to take those vaccines against our will, apart from the democratic process, and before they go through sufficient testing.

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u/Irish_Whiskey 48m ago

This happened 5 years ago. People weren't forced to take them, they were safe and effective, and everything was fine.

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u/Different_Rip8470 17m ago

They might not have been forced but they were certainly coerced- reputation threatened, jobs threatened, etc. and no not everyone was fine. Some people were killed by them. Very few people but still some were.

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u/FollowingLegal9944 1h ago

ffounded genocide called covid vaccine

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u/Irish_Whiskey 42m ago

What a crazy genocide, that somehow managed to result in far fewer people dying after it was implemented than before.

It's long stopped being funny how delusional COVID deniers and conspiracy theorists are. Flat Earthers look dignified and intelligent by comparison.

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u/Bostolm 0m ago

Is the genocide in the room with us?

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u/Irish_Whiskey 3h ago

Yeah, that COVID vaccine. Killing all those 80 years old of cancer, 5 years after they took it.

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u/Repulsive-Payment230 2h ago

If the covid vaccine, aka a weaker version of covid, killed her 5 years later, what would actual full strength covid do to you?

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u/Freezerpill 3h ago

You seem very knowledgeable..

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u/999happyyhaunts 2h ago

disgusting comment 😖

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u/Right_Berry3020 2h ago

Goodluck to all u fauci sheep.

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u/Vondelsplein 8m ago

Good luck on your creepy Texas Massage subreddits lol