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When the antibodies are created against coronavirus, or any other similar special diseases, do they stay in body for lifetime? Or would they get destroyed when not in use?

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FINALLY crossed 60:00

15 upvotes • r/magic_survival

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Did the thing!

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When a person is dying, does will of being alive fades off first ( like the broken heart syndrome), or is it physical body gives up first, then will starts to fade off automatically consequently? Or these two are completely unrelated co-dependent events?

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As there is no single incident of time-travelling yet, doesn't it suggest that humanity, and then entire universe has never invented time-travel? because if someone in the universe did invent it, spatial travel isn't that big of a deal and then they would've been here.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
When the antibodies are created against coronavirus, or any other similar special diseases, do they stay in body for lifetime? Or would they get destroyed when not in use?	161	askscience
FINALLY crossed 60:00	15	magic_survival
Did the thing!	9	magic_survival
When a person is dying, does will of being alive fades off first ( like the broken heart syndrome), or is it physical body gives up first, then will starts to fade off automatically consequently? Or these two are completely unrelated co-dependent events?	1	askscience
As there is no single incident of time-travelling yet, doesn't it suggest that humanity, and then entire universe has never invented time-travel? because if someone in the universe did invent it, spatial travel isn't that big of a deal and then they would've been here.	1	askscience