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Science works! 
 Capitalism works harder 
 Wonder how will Covid graph look

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Hi, Does anyone have any idea where someone can find the vaccination details of their childhood? 1997 born. 
Any idea if it's somewhere online?

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Just an open ended question on why are layoffs happening on such a scale. I personally feel the skill to salary ratio has fucked up so much lately that the companies are having to fire people who are essentially useless to them. More of liabilities than just assets! What do you think?

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AstraZeneca Admits Covishield Jab may cause blood clots.
India has been experiencing high number of heart attacks in recent years and that too at very young age. I always used to say that these vaccines were the reason behind it and here we are. I have personally lost someone close due to this. But the problem is that who do I blame this on? I see news reportings that people will drag the company to court. Some are saying the govt is at fault here as they promoted it.

But I feel the covid times were so tough that no one knew what to do. No one knew whether these vaccines actually worked or not. But everyone was ready to grab them. We all knew the number of trials were less but still we asked for it.
So, I am still in a dilemma on who to put the blame on because let's face it this is a huge f**k up.

Blood Clot by Covishield

Are there actual recorded cases of issues with Covisheild? 

Would love to know

Can someone explain the latest vaccine controversy to me?

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Good luck!

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- A polio vaccination campaign has started in Gaza following the first confirmed case of the disease in decades, as announced by the WHO.
- The campaign aims to vaccinate over 640,000 children under the age of 10, with 1.26 million doses already delivered and 400,000 more on the way.
- The WHO has coordinated three-day 'humanitarian pauses' in the fighting to facilitate the vaccination effort.
- Local health officials are beginning the campaign in central Gaza and plan to extend it northward and southward.
- The first polio case in 25 years was detected in a 10-month-old child, highlighting the urgent need for widespread vaccination amid ongoing conflict. 

 Source: [DW](https://www.dw.com/en/polio-vaccines-arrive-in-gaza-after-first-case-in-25-years/a-70101178)

Polio Vaccination Campaign Begins in Gaza After First Case in 25 Years

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I know that as u get fitter, frequency of common cold or viral reduces. But I am wondering if anyone has experienced that as they get fitter, the bouts get easier to deal with? From my experience, at least the energy levels are better and it might resolve without meds with some rest as I got healthier.

Random thought: Does cold get easier to deal with as we get fit?

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It's that time of year, everyone plans sick leave to take new year leave.

But guest is in the house 🏠 JN.1

How you are taking this? Working and working or planning to visit somewhere!

PS - Fed is accomodative and bear 🐻 is in the park.

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I'm definitely not engaging with any answers that don't have a "Why".
Regardless, my answer would be...

Napoleon, The French Emperor and Military Commander

"The battlefield is a scene of constant chaos. The winner will be the one who controls that chaos, both his own and the enemy's."

I've been watching a few documentaries on his military tactics. His innovative tactics and organisational reforms revolutionised warfare, setting the standard for modern military operations. His military campaigns, known as the Napoleonic Wars, reshaped the map of Europe and influenced military thought for generations.

Personally, the battle at Austerlitz remains to be the best showcasing Napoleon's tactical brilliance and audacious maneuvering. In the midst of a freezing December day, his Army faced the combined forces of the Russian and Austrian empires atop the icy Lake Satschan. With the enemy mistakenly believing his right flank was weak, Napoleon executed a deception, withdrawing his troops to lure the Allies onto the fragile ice. As the ice cracked and creaked beneath their weight, the French unleashed their firepower, shattering the frozen surface and sending thousands of enemy soldiers plunging into the icy waters, resulting in multiple casualties and ultimately victory.

Napoleon's rise from humble beginnings to becoming Emperor and his eventual downfall at the Battle of Waterloo is a legendary story of ambition and power.

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I am in shock that the Canadian PM, in the Canadian Parliament no less has alleged that India has eliminated a khalistani on Canadian soil. 
I still remember the days, when the single greatest attack on the soul of the country took place in Mumbai on 26/11, all we could do was establish backchannel diplomacy with the likes of the US to get Pakistan to 'calm down'. Not a single bullet was fired in return in a nation that perceived our weak national security as par for the course, getting the Congress led UPA that presided over this moment of unparalleled humiliation, a thumping verdict in 2009. That was an India where we would lament the lack of credible retaliation options including Covert Ops. It was often stated that IK Gujral rolled back R&AW operations outside the country as an excuse for our lack. Although, no action was taken to initiate the operations again. NONE. But excuses were ready should failures occur again.

That India of my childhood, seems like a distant past. When URI and Balakot happened, we crossed the LoC and launched Spl Ops to impose rising costs upon Pakistani aggression. Khalistani or old thoroughbred battle hardened Islamic Jihad commanders in Pakistan or PoK are being neutralized, further raising costs to threatening Indian interests. 

This is not the India I grew up in. 2004-14, when we ought to have taken off, came a pauper after the initial global liquidity fuelled growth from 04-07. Congress went on a far left loony socialistic binge, with massive amounts of debt given to Crony Industrialist friends leading to an NPA crisis which led to Private investment paralysis, plummeting growth further, and inflation hitting the skies. 

But now, we are poised for a decade or two of rapid, high quality, solid economic growth. All of these factors combine to bolster our Gross National Power like never before. 

We were supposed to be poor, timid and helpless. We pursued sympathy over strength. But I guess, this is no longer the India we knew of.

This is NOT the India I grew up in

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Doc says it's most likely stress related alopecia. I have never experienced this before, just a small spot in the right side of my head that stopped growing hair.

Trying to take it easy but life sucks right now tbh. No idea what job is next, whether I'll startup again or not, if I'll be able to go for master's or not etc etc. Family also seeing sickness and death since covid began.

Adulting sucks.

I got a bald spot from stress

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Earlier Maggi then Johnson’s baby powder, Bournvita, Ceralac now MDH & Everest spices. Every brand chooses India for lower quality harmful products.

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It's for the people who stay away from their parents for work.

How do you deal with this guilt of leaving your parents behind when they need you the most? Also, if you have done something regarding this, please mention.

Guilt of staying away from ageing parents

Do any of you guys get pollen allergies where your eyes are constantly itching and you're sneezing when you wake up? Did you do anything to fix it? What's the solution?

Allergies (probably pollen)

Am I alone feeling anxious about the market going down and the job situation becoming more volatile? I mean another lock down with companies not performing in FY23, idk got me anxious, stressed and just blah

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