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How do experts come to know that the recent British strain of COVID-19 is ~ 70% more transmissible?

413 upvotes • r/askscience

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We often hear of the Roman Empire collapsing which makes it sound like an overnight affair, but what did it mean to the average Roman (especially in the west)?

67 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Can someone plainly explain how claims that the Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines can promote prions be refuted?

17 upvotes • r/askscience

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If young people have stronger immune systems than the elderly, and covid (to my understanding) primarily kills through severe immune responses and/or cytokine storms, how do most young people suffer mild symptoms while old have a higher risk of death?

10 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] You are the wish-granting Devil, and you do so in the most messed up and corrupted way for your enjoyment based on how you're asked. That is, until you meet this genius lawyer who perfectly worded their wish as to be incorruptible, and your joy is threatened.

9 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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How was killing women and children during war so common in the past vs. now when it's one of the worst crimes against humanity?

4 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Will being home and isolated for a year lead to me getting sick faster/worse once I get back in public?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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Does being isolated for a prolonged period of time lead to immune problems, or higher likelihood of getting sick upon going back into the world?

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What happens to humans immunologically when and after they are isolated for over a year?

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If the majority of covid-related intensive care cases and deaths are due to the immune response/cytokine storm, why are young people still less likely to suffer serious complications compared to the elderly?

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How do experts come to know that the recent British strain of COVID-19 is ~ 70% more transmissible?	413	askscience
We often hear of the Roman Empire collapsing which makes it sound like an overnight affair, but what did it mean to the average Roman (especially in the west)?	67	AskHistorians
Can someone plainly explain how claims that the Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines can promote prions be refuted?	17	askscience
If young people have stronger immune systems than the elderly, and covid (to my understanding) primarily kills through severe immune responses and/or cytokine storms, how do most young people suffer mild symptoms while old have a higher risk of death?	10	askscience
[WP] You are the wish-granting Devil, and you do so in the most messed up and corrupted way for your enjoyment based on how you're asked. That is, until you meet this genius lawyer who perfectly worded their wish as to be incorruptible, and your joy is threatened.	9	WritingPrompts
How was killing women and children during war so common in the past vs. now when it's one of the worst crimes against humanity?	4	AskHistorians
Will being home and isolated for a year lead to me getting sick faster/worse once I get back in public?	1	askscience
Does being isolated for a prolonged period of time lead to immune problems, or higher likelihood of getting sick upon going back into the world?	1	askscience
What happens to humans immunologically when and after they are isolated for over a year?	1	askscience
If the majority of covid-related intensive care cases and deaths are due to the immune response/cytokine storm, why are young people still less likely to suffer serious complications compared to the elderly?	1	askscience