That's only a good point if New Zealand stays normal. Otherwise this will ultimately have been nothing more than a good pro-lockdown marketing stunt. So we'll have to see.
I know, thak you. But still, sometimes I still have steamy glasses. It's something about placement, once I get it right it works most of the time (breathing as you say, that's become a reflex already), but I have to find the right placement every time I change mask model.
And today is the last day people have secondary effects (short-term, at least). If you're OK you're likely to keep so some months.
Pretty sure it was Moderna, since I waited four weeks for the second dose, instead of three.
Oh, sorry. Moderna says it's effective against the South African variant. (in lab studies by the manufacturer, not independent clinical trials, but still hopeworthy).
Well, now that we know that covid stays in your intestines, I wonder how long before they recommend ass-masks (in case of covid-farts).
link.springer.com
Pseudo data points (to lazy to look up sources, but still sober, I promise, I drank only tea):
Alcohol doesn't keep you from dehydrating - rather to the contrary, so I don't think that people in the middle ages mostly drank alcohol. I also don't think beer and wine are that good for sanitisation - they're produced by microbes - and when you drink them, they get even less concentrated. And if they could kill the microbes in your intestines, that'd be devastating, no advantage.
Actually, the "beer" from that time had less alcohol. It was something save to give to babies (much saver than water).
Except for a baby called Obelix, he fell in the cauldron and then....
