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Ryan

@ryan171__
Joined June 2025
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I'm an Infectious Diseases doctor Which means I see the consequences of people not being vaccinated I've seen diphtheria, tetanus, severe measles, meningitis Some horrific cases. Entirely preventable Does it surprise you that I broadly support vaccinations
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Replying to @drseanmullen
7.5% response rate (and it would make sense that the original 43,398 was actually a small subset to begin with). What if the remaining 92.5% didn't respond because they felt absolutely fine? Drastically drops the incidence of 2.4% to a mere fraction of that.
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Ladies and gentlemen: introducing mental illness
L., MA (@leslieleeiii) profile pictureL., MA@leslieleeiii28 Sep 2025
Another COVID denier who thinks the sudden introduction of smart phones in 2019 has changed people's behavior. Changes exactly alike those that a viral infection in the brain would produce.
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You sound exactly like an antivaxxer fyi
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Replying to @kananaskinyeti
Seems a problem in young population and startet before covid but maybe covid has a time machine back to 2015/6 where that turning point is^^
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julie is voting Green 💚ψ😷 (@jubunnies) profile picturejulie is voting Green 💚ψ😷@jubunnies26 Sep 2025
My uncle was rushed to hospital because they thought he had a stroke. Turns out he has covid🙃and the family group chat is all "thank you Lord that it's nothing more serious than covid." I hate it here. Covid causes strokes, heart attacks, and is oncogenic. Wear a mask!😷
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Replying to @SalvMattera
The study points to inequality, but brainrot, inactivity, and social contagion may be bigger factors.
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Landed at Dulles and my family was accosted by the CDC to swab our mouths for Covid. Please @SecKennedy make this ridiculously wasteful booth go away.
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No, "the vast majority of people" are not going to be disabled by COVID within the next decade. This is just some wild hypochondria.
Jim the hermit (@SleepyJim0) profile pictureJim the hermit@SleepyJim022 Jul 2025
I’m trying to come to terms with two facts The vast majority of people will not wear a respirator/mask, whatever you tell them AND The vast majority of people will become avoidably disabled within the next decade because they didn’t wear a respirator/mask when they should have
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Replying to @acrossthemersey
Except the rate of Alzheimer’s and dementia diagnoses haven’t spiked since the pandemic began over 5 years ago.
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