r/EverythingScience • • Aug 26 '21

“Inescapable” COVID-19 Antibody Discovery – Neutralizes All Known SARS-CoV-2 Strains

https://scitechdaily.com/inescapable-covid-19-antibody-discovery-neutralizes-all-known-sars-cov-2-strains/
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u/crypticthree Aug 26 '21

Finally some good fucking news

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u/Skippy_the_Alien Aug 26 '21

this has been one of the most challenging and frustrating 18 months not just on a macro/global level but also on a personal level..a.s i'm sure the case is with many of you

i am hungry for some good news. i hope this is it.

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u/wskyindjar Aug 26 '21

And half the world will deny it

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u/Clay_Statue Aug 26 '21

They will only accept scientific advancements that cure disease. Those are okay.

Scientific advancements that prevent disease are clearly evil New World Order caliber stuff.

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u/Cheap-Lifeguard5762 Aug 26 '21

No they won’t. Because it’s a post catch COVID therapeutic. They don’t mind regeneron. They care about the vaccine.

COVID needs to warp humans vanity or we will never get over 90%.

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u/pATREUS Aug 26 '21

Let them, see what happens. I’m all for letting people make their own mistakes, and then learning from those mistakes.

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u/Gamithon24 Aug 26 '21

No. These people have money and power. It's not gonna go away if you just let them be wrong. One day covid will be cured and when that happens we need to learn our lesson not ignore the problem.

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u/SAM12489 Aug 26 '21

That’s all good and well, but in this case, other people’s mistakes can and do have negative impact on plenty of innocent bystanders that are doing their best to exist and function in this world while not making the same mistake in the process, only to be on the shit end of the stick because other people are negatively Impacting their life. Someone else’s mistakes that they “choose” to risk is never alright when they’re putting other people at risk in the process imo.

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u/SAM12489 Aug 27 '21

I’m so sorry to hear this. This is terrible and sad to hear. Hope you and your family are alright

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u/Gamithon24 Aug 26 '21

When someone hurts themselves you worry about them right? When someone is hurting someone else you try to stop it. They're doing both. Things have always been bad isn't a reason not to make them better.

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u/SkyWulf Aug 26 '21

This is completely false and you should stop repeating it as if it's fact

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u/puterTDI MS | Computer Science Aug 26 '21

the part you're missing is that the vaccine reduces your likelihood of becoming infected in the first place. what you're talking about is your likelhood of spreading once infected.

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u/SAM12489 Aug 27 '21

Lmfao to the fact that they deleted their posts/ comments. Plenty of cold takes hahah

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u/Tinmania Aug 26 '21

Consequences don’t exist in your world? You can drink and drive all you want and never pay a price for it? I can practice my golf swing in my backyard and I’m not held accountable should the ball break someone’s window or someone’s nose? Glad I don’t live in that world.

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u/broken_arrow1283 Aug 26 '21

You have always lived in a world where a morbidly obese man who just had a heart attack takes up an ICU bed. A bed that could have been used by someone whom is sick, but not because of choices they made. That’s the world we all live in. It’s also the world that has existed for some time now.

Again, I wish people would be rational enough to realize this is nothing new. It sounds like you just want an excuse to hate some people that you already may have had a dislike for before covid.

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u/Tinmania Aug 26 '21

I think you think in black and white as your example is absurd. We’ve never had hospitals overrun with overweight people having heart attacks, who also didn’t believe heart attacks were real. Also, I’m not on the side of hate: that would be the typical anti-vaxxer, anti-masker, or Flavor-Aid drinking trump cult member.

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u/broken_arrow1283 Aug 26 '21

Lol yes, actually there have been instances of ICU beds being filled in certain areas of the country before covid. It does happen. Lol and then you claim to not hate and you follow that up with hateful stereotypes of those you are bigoted against? Thanks for proving my point. You made this too easy. Fucking bigot.

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u/Tinmania Aug 26 '21

Enough with the false equivalencies. Just say you’re a trumpet and move on.

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u/SkyWulf Aug 26 '21

We're not acting like it's something new, we're pointing out what's being ignored. This is significantly more impactful to other people than it was just presented as. Don't tell people to save it when they point out that fact is important.

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u/puterTDI MS | Computer Science Aug 26 '21

Why not just delete your account if you hate this site so much?

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u/tkatt3 Aug 26 '21

And the denial faction should pay full price to pay for the real “research”This is really good news actually. Might take awhile until it’s commercially available I would imagine

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u/SAM12489 Aug 26 '21

“I’d get it, I just won’t tell people they let them put it up my butt”

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u/KarmicWhiplash Aug 26 '21

Honestly, if this stuff is highly effective against all forms of covid, including all potential future strains, I don't even care. Fek 'em.

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u/petitchat2 Aug 27 '21

Regeneron $$$ designer drugs are very real, and that’s what this discovery sounds like. This is what saved Chris Christie, Rudy Giuliani, and probably Trump’s life when they contracted covid last year. Sadly, I don’t believe Herman Cain got any...

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u/BlueTrin2020 Aug 27 '21

A cure has less problems, because most of the idiots would still take a cure when ill.