Also, before the people with subject matter expertise weigh in, you guys are dismissing the immediate and long-term effects of a possible COVID infection because you're worried about what the vaccine will do.

I haven’t turned laptop on since probably last time we dueled. Been busy working and doing holiday stuff. Plus my keyboard batteries are dead. Maybe Santa will bring me some AAAS

Not sure tbh

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1337229664327249921.html

This post was edited by Jere on Dec 14 2020 10:14pm

I think it's time you upgrade to a real gaming pc

They actually have some decent looking rigs at Costco these days 😆

I keep looking at them but tbh d2 is the only game I’ve played in the last like 8+ years I don’t see myself getting into anything else.

“Why would you be scared about a virus with a very low mortality rate that we know very little of” - anti-science conservatives and crystal healing leftists....

“We’re scared of a vaccine that most likely has a zero mortality rate that we know very little of” - also anti-science conservatives and crystal healing leftists....

any chance you'd elaborate?

It's the same mindset as any other anti-vaccine person. They are more comfortable dealing with the wrath of nature than mankind's reaction to it. It's the appeal to nature fallacy.

Being skeptical of something that was completed in months where the process is typically years doesn’t make one anti-science or scared. The vaccine should be taken but also met with a healthy dose of skepticism, and thumping your chest about the vaccine being nothing to worry about is disingenuous at best when the reality is we don’t fucking know. All we know is that we *hope* it won’t have any yet undetermined side effects worse than covid.

The devil you know

This post was edited by DrFaGgIt on Dec 14 2020 10:41pm

An experimental mRNA vaccine rushed at warp speed what could possibly go wrong?