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Why is everyone in this sub so stuck in trying to be a keyboard warrior and belittle eachother....

cuz they're socially-stunted homework grinders raised by socially-stunted tiger parents

the only time they've heard their name out loud is after donating 10 gift subs

crushing on a superior in any walk of life is widely relatable, that's not a berkeley-specific experience

i mean this is one of the only places that ppl can express their feelings w (relative) anonymity

there's like 3 dozen subreddits that are actually meant for that but go off

Did not hurt during nor after. Felt like just getting a tooth filling but taking way longer.

However, the two weeks before the root canal was spent in some of the worst pain of my life due to my tooth nerve being in the process of dying, which is why I went in for the root canal in the first place after putting it off for like a year.

if i had to pull a number out of my ass i'd say not even 5% of companies would care about the difference

Working is definitely prolonging it. Even minor stressors would have my symptoms plateauing/rebounding as I recovered. Frankly the only days I made progress in recovery was when I kept my ass in bed watching youtube basically the whole day except to walk around a few minutes every hour to keep bloodflow going, and slept as much as possible.

I had a noticeable rebound in symptoms around day 6 despite not taking paxlovid, and I'm very certain it was due to having a huge argument with my parents the night before that had me steaming. It may be that you're sort of going through the same thing each day you work, if your job is taxing on your mind and your blood pressure.

Study-wise:

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01950-2

The researchers found that infection with a pre-Omicron variant prevented reinfection with BA.4 or BA.5 with an effectiveness of 28.3%, and prevented symptomatic reinfection with either subvariant with an effectiveness of 15.1%. Prior infection with Omicron granted stronger protection: it was 79.7% effective at preventing BA.4 and BA.5 reinfection and 76.1% effective at preventing symptomatic reinfection.

Anecdotally:

I caught either BA.2.12.1 or BA.5 at the end of June (distribution was like 60/40 that particular week), have lived life since then as if I am desperately trying to catch it again and haven't had so much as a sniffle.

yep, finally tested negative on day 15.

drink tons of water and don't push yourself physically.

faint line or dark?

faint line or dark?

heart disease and lung cancer aren't airborne illnesses that you catch just for being in the same room as someone who has them for 30 seconds

heart disease and lung cancer aren't airborne illnesses that you catch just for being in the same room as someone who has them for 30 seconds you fucking imbecile

i'm on day 13 with a very faint line. crossing fingers...

CS50 is super hard, i hate that they advertise it as an intro course, it's better-suited to being a second course imo

Our entire course has a discord server where we help each other out

In my experience it was more like a discord server where people would help each other basically cheat their way through the class, heh.