Did you test for antibodies? POLL

[Jellybelly]

Not sure what the reference is to. Did people in Lakewood previously fly their tests on private jets?

The first time around it was

[NTorch]

The first time around it was

Source?

[Alexsei]

Just finished my plasma donation without even knowing if I have enough antibodies

[AsherO]

Just finished my plasma donation without even knowing if I have enough antibodies

Why would they take your plasma before confirming sufficient antibodies?

[yelped]

Source?

There were videos going around. It was for plasma donations.

[Alexsei]

Why would they take your plasma before confirming sufficient antibodies?

I have the same question....
I guess it's part of the research

[yesitsme]

Just finished my plasma donation without even knowing if I have enough antibodies

are you sure its for plasma? last drive from LBRcol was for research

https://www.thelakewoodscoop.com/news/2020/05/take-part-in-bikur-cholim-of-lakewoods-antibody-testing-project-study.html

[avromie7]

Why would they take your plasma before confirming sufficient antibodies?

They always take plasma donations, they can use them the same way they use any other plasma donations.

[NTorch]

There were videos going around. It was for plasma donations.

Right, but these are for tests.

[skyguy918]

I saw parts of that video weeks ago, it was one guy running around saying it’s clear to him that it’s only spread through fomites, he was also on FOX with Tucker. However, outside of him, I have yet to see anyone claiming that and I have not seen any confirmed cases of transmission via fomites. If you are aware of one, please post. I don’t think he says how he knows this?

The CDC says that person-to-person is thought to be the main way it’s transmitted, and it’s not thought to spread easily through surfaces. There isn’t clear evidence of it ever happening AFAIK.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/how-covid-spreads.html

Ok, a few things here.

First of all (and this a totally an aside) it feels like you're mentioning the Tucker thing to discredit him (which I probably generally disagree with). As far as I can find, it was Jesse Watters, and he wasn't 'on FOX' - they just played the YT video. This wasn't necessary to your point at all, and just distracts from it.

As far as fomites - I added that word mistakenly. I don't think he says the word in the hour long video. His focus is on the hand to mouth/nose/eyes dynamic - not sure whether the way the hands picked up the virus makes it fomite transmission. However, it does sound from the CDC link that they don't feel hands are the issue. If that's the case, why are they still telling people to wash their hands? It's not a bad idea, but if the hands are thought to not be a part of the viral transmission chain then why is it recommended to prevent CoViD infection?

[aygart]

Source?

There are videos of it on frum sites

[S209]

Ok, a few things here.

First of all (and this a totally an aside) it feels like you're mentioning the Tucker thing to discredit him (which I probably generally disagree with). As far as I can find, it was Jesse Watters, and he wasn't 'on FOX' - they just played the YT video. This wasn't necessary to your point at all, and just distracts from it.

Actually I generally really enjoy and agree with Tucker on many things, as I’ve mentioned here before (though I think he’s gone a bit mad in regards to COVID). I just mentioned it because as far as I remember it was this one specific guy all over the place.

[skyguy918]

Actually I generally really enjoy and agree with Tucker on many things, as I’ve mentioned here before (though I think he’s gone a bit mad in regards to COVID). I just mentioned it because as far as I remember it was this one specific guy all over the place.

He was live on one of these shows? I think it was just shows playing his YT videos, which again, was a recording of a zoom he did with a group of healthcare professionals.

[S209]

He was live on one of these shows? I think it was just shows playing his YT videos, which again, was a recording of a zoom he did with a group of healthcare professionals.

I don’t remember so clearly, I can try to look it up later. Was just making the point that I remember seeing this guy around before, but I believe he is a daas Yachid without much data to back himself up. CMIIW.

[mgarfin]

In Brooklyn what's the best test I can get?

[Definitions]

In Brooklyn what's the best test I can get?

Did you find out?

[S209]

You know something weird? This information was on the CDC website for a month now. Yesterday I posted this

The CDC says that person-to-person is thought to be the main way it’s transmitted, and it’s not thought to spread easily through surfaces. There isn’t clear evidence of it ever happening AFAIK.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/how-covid-spreads.html

and today this comes out

[YitzyS]

You know something weird? This information was on the CDC website for a month now. Yesterday I posted this
and today this comes out

First the Yated, now the Post.

[RewardsAddict]

You know something weird? This information was on the CDC website for a month now. Yesterday I posted this
and today this comes out

This makes sense then that family members didnt catch it even while touching all the same surfaces.

[aygart]

This makes sense then that family members didnt catch it even while touching all the same surfaces.

Exactly what I had said I think do you.