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Should past severe covid cases take the vaccine ?

Me, my parents and my brother/his wife got sick (one other family member died) in June.
Slight pneumonia, took tons of antcoagulants, meds for liver damage (also because of meds given while bedridden in hospital and previous self medication). Lost 15 kilograms of weight, noticeable loss in muscle mass. I'd say I was quite sick. Effects lasted for 45 days including dizziness and cough.

Should I take the vaccine (I'm 33) and should my parents (67 and 65) ? Dad was on oxygen therapy.
It's likely the 2 shot astrazeneca or the china vaccine that we would be able to get. Our government is incompetent.

The info online is really poor and inconclusive. I'm not looking to do any more damage to myself, I pretty much isolate myself as is. Just looking to protect my parents if possible (the covid19 mutations and strands messed everything up)

when is treatment coming around guys
please tell me an estimate based on current prospects

80 IQ brainlet here, i'm not sure if this belongs on /sci/, but I don't want to put this on /adv/. Whenever thinking about anything, I have a tendency to fall into this weird state of "overthinking". For example, earlier today I got stuck when thinking about something as simple as 3d shapes. For some reason, when I started to think about the relationship between volume and surface area I just got stuck, I started to have trouble thinking about 3d shaped as a concept. It sounds stupid, and thats because it is, but it's sort of becoming a serious problem when I'm trying to understand or visualize an idea. Has anyone experienced anything like this? if so, how did you get over it?

>>9743389

Ya, thats why I've been looking into philosophy. A large branch seems to just be about investigating what "logic" is, and whats the most efficient way of thinking. However, it doesn't really make a difference. When on the spot, I always think slower and less accurately then everyone else. It just sucks how it really seems to be true that intelligence is dependent close to entirely on genetics, maybe one day we can learn what it is that actually makes people geniuses and retards.

>>9709402

Why do we live in the worst timeline?

>math uni doesn't allow enrolling as a part-time student
why is this allowed

>need a calculator just to do polynomial shit properly
Should I just drop out of uni?