Should I get vaccinated?

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Tomorrow their administering the covid vaccine at my college and in October it'll be mandated. A part of me wants to but another part of me is scared of how it can affect me. I don't know what to do. I feel nervous and unsure.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Up to you. I'm leery of it myself, but a lot of places I would work for are demanding it. So I either work, or somehow change jobs... or move to a state with less restrictions.

I know four people who have had heart issues develop, all "coincidentally" a week after getting the first dose. Could it all be coincidence? Sure. But very weird that all of them got it almost a week to the day (one was a week and a day). Awfully weird coincidence.

You can still get COVID if you have the vaccine. You can still be "a carrier" afterward, it's just the risk of potential severity goes down statistically if you're vaccinated. Covid's no joke, but it's statistically rare to get it, and rare that you die from it (around the same amount as death from the flu, depending on age bracket, health, etc).

I don't begrudge your choice to get one (or not get one)... I'm not an anti vaxxer, but with this one, I get the trepidation so many people have. There are a lot of logical holes either way. I guess it's up to you whether or not it's worth the risk; who you trust to listen to... We don't have much data on whether or not there are adverse side effects. We may not ever really get real numbers, either, as there seems to always be an agenda on both sides. So it's all going to be almost blind faith and your upbringing, either choice you make.

I wish I could help. A lot of life is sometimes going to be like that, where you don't have clear, concise answers to make decisions. But just try to listen to logic and think it through. And when it becomes political, or screaming names "libtard" or "right wing nut job," then that often means someone has probably lost the argument on logic, and it's time to end the conversation and it's best to back away and try to find someone who can have a debate with logic and try to stick to as many facts as they can, so you can at least understand others (and perhaps change your mind or stance, or do more research to learn more) and this can be time consuming... Good luck.

NamerOfStars · Accepted Answer

Weigh the pros and cons. You're quite young, and unless you're particularly unhealthy, your risk from Covid is essentially zero. The risk of immediate side effects from the treatment is also extremely low; the long term is unknown, but it's unlikely to be very high- with the possible exception of antibody-dependent enhancement flattening you. There's no evidence of that in humans, but it has been observed in test mice- and sometimes it takes years for it to show up (I think the Dengue fever vaccine is two or three years).

There are also concerns as to what it'd do to the virus- turning it into another Marek's disease is a real risk. And giving spike protein capabilities to any one of the trillions of viral cells in your body probably doesn't scare you as much as it should.

But I think your primary concern should be for the precedent you're setting. Do safety rules cease to matter if you're sufficiently afraid? Even if that fear is based on bad information? If you've confused seat belts with air bags and think they kill more people than they save, would that justify not wearing one? And above that is the issue of control. Let's say that the company you've most longed to work for, the best company and your dream job, decides it'll save money on maternity leave by insisting that all its employees be taking birth control pills for the duration of their employment there. Would you support that? Think of the messages you're sending.

weasley8 · Accepted Answer

Yes. You should. Unless your doctor has told you that you're allergic to one of the ingredients, or that you shouldn't get it, you should.

Most people who I know didn't have any serious side effects. My side-effects were among the worst I've heard of, but based on further research, I think I might have already had Covid and been asymptomatic. I think that's what caused the side effects. But even so, I was fine again after a few days, and the worst thing that happened is that I threw up.

I didn't regret it, and the second shot barely gave me any side-effects.

And once you're vaccinated, you won't need to be so afraid of the virus. I know I felt so much safer after I knew I had a level of immunity. You'll also have more freedom to do things. Not to mention, you won't get kicked out of school, since you said it will be mandated soon.

It's not worth getting kicked out of school for it. Just breathe, and get the shot, and then it will be done, and you won't have to worry about it. Bring a friend if you're nervous about the shot itself. (I hate needles, and hyperventilated the whole time, but when they actually gave me the shot I barely felt it).

Smoke-n-Growls · Accepted Answer

Get vaccinated.

The reason the vaccines were approved so fast is because they kinda removed the red tape bureaucracy.

Usually the process is very linear and segmented - one part didn't start until the other had completed, even if they could be worked in tandem. This is because there's often not an immediate need for the treatment.

In the case of COVID and the mRNAs, the pandemic was an eventuality (we've known another one was coming since the SARS pandemic, and it only grows more likely with more population), and there was a known market (aka the pharmacy companies knew there would be buyers). So they let multiple stages run simultaneously. And streamlined approvals because speed was of the essence in controlling the spread.

In addition, you can search publicly available data on negative reactions to the vaccine. Depending on where you live, maybe even local data.

No one can make the choice but you, but I would strongly encourage you to think of it. I've had both Pfizer shots and experienced zero side effects.

Massageman · Answer

We will be holding out for the NovaVax.

humpbackjack · Answer

I feel that everyone should get vaccinated and at the same time I feel everyone has a right to decide for themselves. I caught COVID-19 twice. The first time was pretty rough worse than any other flu I’d ever had I quarantined myself to my room which has its own bathroom and didn’t come out for about 3 weeks. I couldn’t hardly eat I basically ate watermelon and drank lots of fluids. My wife stayed at the other end of the house due to her being high risk and my daughter lived with us thankfully because she was the only one that I had to bring me food and she worked 40 hours a week so it wasn’t easy. I lost a lot of weight and it took at least another month before I got my appetite back but I pulled through it and neither my daughter or wife got sick. Then approximately 8 or 9 months later (I think) I was feeling a little of didn’t think I had Covid but due to my wife’s health I went and got tested. Yep had it again did quarantine all over again but this time it wasn’t hardly anything. I wasn’t going to do the shot because anytime in the past when I got a flu shot I got a bad flu and a few times when I skipped the flu shot I didn’t even get the flu that year but my daughter kept on me because of my wife’s health and my daughter had already gotten hers so I figured if my daughter got it and it turns out to be bad then I might as well cause I won’t let her go it alone. Anyways first shot felt funky from it second shot felt fine. Since all of this two good friends have been hit by delta one has died and the other is not looking like they’re going to make it and know of three other people actually distant family that have been taken by delta. Before delta hit I was the only one I personally knew that even caught COVID-19. This is my story do with what you want

SunnyFlorida · Answer

There is an incredible amount of misinformation about the COVID Vaccine. The misinformation is killing people. People are dying, who don't need to die. The vaccines that have mRNA, which requires super cold storage and proper defrosting. If you are getting that type of vaccine, I would do a mass vaccination site because there will be more people monitoring to ensure the vaccine is kept at the proper temperature. I believe the mRNA vaccines will be more robust at protecting against the new strains of Covid, such as the Delta and Lambda strains. The rationale is that the vaccine is based off of the spike protein chain, rather than the whole virus. All of the variants should have that same spike protein, hence protection against the new variants with the vaccines with mRNA technology.

News Report from Nashville, TN - they had 961 Deaths related to Covid, only 3 of dead were vaccinated. Some "survivors" have permanent brain damage due to the brain being starved of oxygen, i. e. you are a vegetable.

blank_expression · Answer

I had Covid over 17 months ago before anybody cared and I have been exposed to it since with no issues. My broad-spectrum natural anti-bodies are doing just fine without a vaccine. The mRNA however, may be giving all a false sense of security as it provides a specific anti-body for a virus that no longer exists. The original virus is now mutated against the current vaccine and the vaccine lowers your broad-spectrum anti-bodies abilities to fight off the so-called “variant” also known as hoax number two—they never isolated Covid-19. The vaccine is dangerous, it has graphene oxide (no rationale), ethylene glycol, aluminum particles, parasites (scary), and other unidentified toxins/poisons within it, effectiveness only relates to symptom reduction and not catching or spreading the disease and it punches a hole through the injected one’s natural immune systems. These two videos should wake those who dare to watch:

https://rumble.com/vl5il4-vaccine-disaster-ahead.html?fbclid=IwAR21uVZuPd98ANoVSXYsWotwlbeYHyd3CVlL5fDWnoq37mXDKvQL176_PNI

https://welovetrump.com/2021/08/26/powerful-woman-gives-best-speech-i-have-ever-seen-exposing-the-vaxx/?utm_source=newsletter_ssp&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ssp

Celtero · Answer

It's perfectly safe and a great benefit if you haven't had covid yet.

People against it are paranoid idiots. Just because it didn't take 10 years like other vaccines doesn't mean it is bad.

It's a brand new vaccine type that uses mRNA, which your body normally produces to make other things. mRNA is instructions to build proteins. Your cells read this little mRNA template to make a harmless piece of the virus. Your body identifies this piece as being foreign and destroys them, remembering them for later so it can be better prepared.

I got it, and the first dose just made my arms sore and I felt a teeny bit off. The second dose I was fatigued and shivering but that was just my immune system responding to what it thought was a threat.

If you haven't had covid yet you should REALLY get the vaccine, because when you do get covid you'll get way sicker and it'll be much more unpleasant than just getting the vaccine. The needle doesn't hurt at all, at first I was like... "did he even put it in yet?"

Browneye57 · Answer

There is so much disinformation it's hard to know who to trust.
But here are some numbers that might make some sense to you...

In the past four months, from May to August, there have been 164-million americans vaccinated. The CDC has more or less quit counting cases for vaxed, but are counting hospitalizations and deaths, since that's what is truly relevant, and because vaxed people that contract the virus again may get mild cold symptoms or nothing at all.

So here are those numbers:
7100 hospitalizations for break-through cases - people vaxed that got covid again
1500 deaths. Average age - 72.5 (it stands to reason many of these were going to die of something anyway)

Now, for the unvaccinated:
332,000 hospitalizations
32,000 deaths.

If you can't make sense of these numbers then there's no hope for understanding. Yes there are some adverse reactions, but the vast majority are minor and dissapate within a couple of days. Having some mild reaction for immunity building is a far lower risk than dying from covid complications.

In my county, in my age group - over 60 years of age - 91% have been vaccinated. If there were severe adverse reactions and deaths, all of the old people would be dropping like flies. Just nothing. On the other hand, we know lots and lots of people with loved ones that have died, and just about everyone we know that isn't vaxed has come down with the virus.

If you're still not sure, look up zdoggmd vids on youtube - he's a local doctor that isn't partisan, and explains things well. Or watch the Dr. Been vids. And yes, GET THE VAX!!

Anonymous · Answer

"... why are people pushing this one like never before?"

Umm, maybe because this virus is killing people like never before, and getting a majority of people vaccinated will save countless lives and save billions of dollars in economic impact?

Getting this vaccine is truly a no brainer.

Browneye57 laid out the facts pretty well. I'll just add that the MRNA vaccine methodology has been studied for decades and is known to be very safe and effective. That's why they were able to produce the new vaccine so quickly and get emergency approval from the FDA for it. The Pfizer vaccine now has full FDA approval. Almost 400 million doses have been given in the US alone, not to mention worldwide, and side effects have proven to be very mild. Serious side effects are exceedingly rare.

I know you probably think you are young and don't need to worry about getting sick. That's what my 22 year old neighbor thought. He is dead now, from CoViD.

But it's much bigger than that. Getting vaccinated is a responsibility to our fellow humans. If you get sick, even if you recover just fine, chances are high you will spread it so someone else, who might not be so fortunate. By not getting vaccinated, you could literally be choosing to kill someone. Do you want that blood on your hands?

The MRNA vaccine is incredibly safe and effective. Don't be a dufus about it.

Anonymous · Answer

re: update

If you're unsure then you should be looking into the facts.

And it seems like you're not, because you're repeating the sort of BS that anti-vaxxers love to repeat, even though it's provably false.

Like focusing on this vaccine is the quickest development of a vaccine ever. This is not an issue, if you looked into it. It's not a new technology, the development normally goes in sequence not in parallel and normally you have to spend a long time looking for volunteers.

The accelerated time frame is easily explained to anyone who bothers to look into it. But for those who want to spread fear confusion and doubt, they just keep repeating "rushed" and "cutting corners" which is bullshit.

Same with wondering why it's being pushed. That's not difficult to understand, unless you're the sort of idiot who believes the right-wing lies about very very not serious the disease is.

It is serious. We have/had a very short window to wipe the thing out and save lives. We push it the same way we pushed washing hands, hygiene, social distancing and masking. We pushed to save lives.

Again, if you're a paranoid nut, or someone who genuinely can't understand the concept of empathy, of actually caring whether the people around you get sick and die, then yes this is going to confuse you.

For normal people, this is a no-brainer.

Your post definitely comes across as someone who is anti-vax, but for the sake that you might just be a victim of misinformation, I urge you to get the shot.

rcljr · Answer

My nephews mentor, healthy as a horse, was “ mandated” by his employer to get vaccinated. 3 days later he has died at 36 years of age, with no prior health issues. He leaves behind a wife and kids, because his chickenshit company mandated a toxic “ vaccine” you do what you think is best, I’m not taking that shit, ever.

abc3643 · Answer

You will be fine.
You have no reason to be scared any more than any other vaccine that you have taken since you are born.
Why the Anti-Vaxxers? They want the administration to fail and are happy to stir up disinformation.

You know who regrets not getting vaxxed?
The dead.
"Please make sure my children get vaccinated..."
Last words before being intubated from a 42-year old woman who died of COVID-19. She was in the hospital ICU only a few feet from her 49-year old husband whose husband died of COVID-19 a few days earlier.

So many people, including young people like teens, just before they get intubated and die: "Please give me the vaccine."
... but it's too late for that and they die.

THAT'S WHAT YOU SHOULD FEAR: A HORRIBLE DEATH THAT YOU COULD HAVE PREVENTED.
Not some misinformation bullshit by the anti-vaxxing Trump (*) loving conservatives.

(*) Trump and all his family got vaccinated, by the way...

Levin · Answer

Please, I beg you, listen to your own conscience.

As you identify yourself, there's an immense amount of social pressure on people. Only the strongest trees with the firmest roots will survive. Everybody else is getting swamped by the tsunami. If you don't want it, don't take it. Don't worry about anything else. Your health and your personal integrity are the most important things on earth. 'Colleges' come and go, but you have to live with yourself for ever.

The fact that these people are acting so unethically and immorally by mandating experimental medical technologies, and riding roughshod over basic human rights, tells us all we need to know about this agenda.

Besides, this vaccines are killing and injuring a staggering amount of people already, and we don't know what we're going to do into the long term.

Smashingdoozy · Answer

The chance of you having a serious side effect is less than you getting hit by a car walking to the vaccination place. I'm probably exaggerating but point is you're extremely unlikely to suffer a serious side effect. Better to get it sooner than later.

Subarugirl · Answer

Okay.. here is the thing. People are bias, no getting around that. I would highly recommend talking to your doctor if you have any questions or concerns about getting vaccinated. There are a TON of people online creating a lot of confusion, fear, and misinformation. Trust your primary healthcare provider, and if you don't find a new one. Regardless of he political conflict, I highly recommend finding a healthcare professional that makes you feel comfortable and that you trust so that you can ask anything you need to and make an informed decision regarding your own health and body.

Friendlybro79 · Answer

I think you should because that's what all legitimate medical journals and science says is the best approach.

Any other argument is based in nothing scientific, nothing with substance, and 100% fear.

Question for you not meant sarcastically. What have you done to educate yourself on the safety of the covid vaccines? If you're scared who have you reached out to professionally to help you through this?

What do you know vs what do you think?
Who can you trust vs who can't you?

Regarding trust if you don't believe in the institutions or science are you willing to place you're life in the hands of people on the internet that think they know better or have more insight than a medical expert?

Please ask your doctor. Don't trust these idiots on this site. They do not know anything and they are fear mongers

Anonymous · Answer

Don't. Wait for at least 2 years please.
I know, even I'm having this strange gut feeling. The media is trying to suppress it's side effects.
It's been 5 months only in my country and now it's MANDATORY to be fully vaccinated in order to enter malls, airports, restaurants.
I was about to get it but then after seeing how govt. being so desperate, makes me DOUBT IT EVEN MORE. Fuck malls and airports. My safety first. I ain't giving in to peer pressure. I don't want Cancer, blood clotting or any other complications after few years.

Flower7 · Answer

If you’re not comfortable with it, then don’t get it. Especially since it hasn’t been made mandatory yet.

NatalieKeller95 · Answer

you should get it, the side effects if you get any, are just a sore arm, and a headache, that goes away in a few days however some people can feel run down from it, not all, but if you want to protect yourself and others get vaccinated, it'll work regardless if you get side effects or not

Anonymous · Answer

Most people are brainwashed fools who do so, so many things which are bad for them and buy products they should not be buying.

Do not be led by these fools. There is NO WAY of knowing if this BRAND NEW, rushed, POORLY TESTED vaccine will be safe in the long term, and side effects are being suppressed by the media. If you plan on maybe having children one day, do not take this vaccine. More than that it’s totally wrong for it to be mandated, that right there makes me extremely suspicious and I would never give into someone raping me like that

Anonymous · Answer

I choose not to.. once something is inside my body it can't come out.. I would rather have covid then get the vaccine there's articles about the vaccinated people getting covid.. places where mandated the vaccine have a worse outbreak.. my friend works in a nursing home and no one died from covid in 2020 once they started giving the vaccines to ones that wanted it people died who had the vaccine.. I dont think the vaccines are our friends I truly hope im wrong but im not taking that chance with my body!

MCheetah · Answer

That's up to you, but I wouldn't. If anyone is trying to make you get something, it doesn't take a genius to figure out you should probably tell them to f*ck off. But "My Body, My Choice" only applies to irresponsible Liberal women who don't use protection, apparently.

dray995 · Answer

No, don’t get it. For some people it had caused neurological damage and some people have died from it. If anyone doesn’t believe me, I can find a video of the girl who lost motor control of her body because it is. It gave her something like Parkinson’s where her body shakes and she can’t move right.

joeldalton · Answer

There’s no medical reason for you to get it. I would quit that college before I took a coerced shot.

Anonymous · Answer

Well, just know that if it's affects you negatively there's nothing you can do about it. Sounds pretty great right? There's already been reports of myocarditis that have been associated with these vaccines. But once you sign up for them, it's basically on you if something goes wrong. That's what they say. But Good luck to you. It's unfortunate they are forcing people to do this, in order to work and eat.

DJB72 · Answer

I had covid. It nearly killed me - literally, no hyperbole or exaggeration. My body gave up. My heart stopped. Thankfully I was in ICU at the time and the team managed to revive me.

I've had the Pfizer vaccine since.

Trust me, Covid is NOT something you want to risk dying from. You suffocate/drown in your own body fluids. It's agony like I can't explain other than to say I'd rather pass a kidney stone the size of a marble than go through Covid again.

chriscdi · Answer

I don't know but it's not a coincidence my whole family missed the second dose at different times for some reason, like God was saving my family from something 🤷

EmbraceThePain · Answer

I personally recommend it.  Most likely, you’ll be 100% okay.  Might feel a little sore  Are you getting the Pfizer? Moderna?

This_Is_My_Opinion8 · Answer

Do you know how Pfizer was made? It was a pharmaceutical company in the US in collaboration with a German lab who gave them tons of data of the disease. There are more than on type of covid and we have been studying them for a long time now. So it wasn't rushed as people think.

Anonymous · Answer

If you don’t feel like it, you don’t have to do it. I would check also if you could just submit a test weekly to show a negative result. I would rather do that then force medicine on me. Besides, if a lot of people opt for the weekly test, the staff will be bogged down in all the paperwork or may not even bother testing. The best you can hope for with the vaccine now is immunity from last years strain.

Anonymous · Answer

You should absolutely refuse it. Then ask The Holy Spirit to give you guidance and comfort. Also try to get a Religious Exemption, and/or a Medical Exemption.
This so-called "vaccine" is actually a harmful drug, which has NOT been approved by the FDA

Jonny59 · Answer

covid vaccine is a meme
how come they found covid vaccine for like 2-5 months I don't remember anyway
how come the most dangerous deceases still without vaccine? how like
no sense
I wouldn't recommend you to get the vaccine because its not deadly like the most deadliest one

TommyMountainFigure · Answer

I won't advise anyone to take or not take the vaccine. Instead do your own research.

Look up how many people have died from taking it, and how many have died because they didn't take it.

Then draw your own conclusions!

Kitty46 · Answer

I haven’t got vaccine yet, I’m scared too. I’m scared of the side effects, I have psoriasis, Aspergers & a lot of pain in my body. I can get pain in my arms feeling like I’m a little bit paralyzed, I also have cerebral palsy.

Anonymous · Answer

You are the one who is responsible for the choice that you make and you are the one who has to live with whatever the consequences of that choice are, for better or worse, whatever you decide.

So you and you alone decide.

It is my understanding (do your own research) that mandatory vaccinations would be a breach of international law.

White_Boy_506 · Answer

I wouldn’t. Things might change sooner than you think.

doopayo · Answer

You should get it, I got Pfizer. Getting my second dose next week.

Anonymous · Answer

I think people are scared because it's new, and of the "stories" (probably false ones) going around about it. But bottom line, it's no different than getting the flu shot (if you do that?). And that's coming from a nurse that gave it to me, it's not just my personal opinion. All the possible side effects you can get, you can get with ANY vaccine. My advice is yes get it. Any side effects you might get are not only temporary, but WAY less than if you got Covid.

MarkRet · Answer

There are videos of people who are dying in the hospital from Covid, and they'll say they wished they hadn't farted around about getting the shot, and now they regret it. It's best to get the shot now than regret it later.

exitseven · Answer

Millions have been vaccinated with no issues besides a sore arm and mild symptoms for a day or so. It is way more safer than getting the virus. Get it over with.

I_want_a_moustache · Answer

I would get it because let’s say hypothetically that it’s true that it’ll kill you, that means a lot of people will die and If that was the goal to kill millions of people that means they have plans (likely sinister) for the surviving few. But anyway those are probably just rumors so get the vaccine if you’re ready.

SecretsofKB · Answer

I got mine (Pfizer) back in January. Personally, I had minimal side effects. I had a coworker that felt pretty bad after the second shot, but she was the worst case. Most of us were okay.

I would recommend it, yes.

RationalMale · Answer

Well, we are currently back to the CDC saying everyone needs to wear a face mask whether they had the vaccine or not.

Why bother getting a vaccine that our own government declares won't keep you from getting the illness it is for?

Rachelspiks · Answer

If in doubt, don't. On the day they come over to give you the jab, just conveniently not be there.

ZackBan · Answer

People literally are trusting an untested vaccine to the point of mandating it in order to fight a virus so deadly you need a test to know you have it

VikingWarLord · Answer

Do everything you can to NOT get the DEATH JAB

Danny_dan92 · Answer

If you comply. As well as others, it’ll tell the establishments that they can force anything on you, against your will. And you won’t say a damn thing but follow orders.

So you take that how you will

VDrago14 · Answer

It's up to you, getting vaccinated can help with preventing getting Covid but it's not a guarantee. All it'll do is give you the antibodies to help combat it. It's ultimately your decision one way or the other.

witness1 · Answer

YES. Vaccines saved us from the Plague, the Spanish flu, pocks and maybe soon measles. They work, and they are important. And if not for yourself, you surely have someone to protect indirectly.

beach_chick · Answer

My doctor told me it was bad for me but I have very bad GI issues. I have been skeptical for the longest time. I don't want it!

Eva2015 · Answer

Honestly it is up to you. I personally did get the vaccine because I think it is the best thing to do, but you should do your own research and make your own choice. It is your body.

DarkWinterNights · Answer

Don’t let yourself be pressured one way or the other. Talk to a doctor that you trust and knows your medical history. I felt I was coerced into getting it for work and I’m very bitter about it.

ThisDudeHere · Answer

I got the jab and hat literally no effect from it, right after or now - months later.

Coulis · Answer

I would pass if I were you I would pass if I were you. Unless they're going to turn your life upside down if you don't get it.

IrfanHere · Answer

If it helps, i would like to inform that me , my family and all of my colleagues are vaccinated successfully. There is not a single side effect observed in any of us since 2 months.

Twalli · Answer

It's safe and usually effective. For every horror story there's over 1000 success stories. You just don't hear about them because it's less interesting.

humanearth · Answer

Dont do fight for your right to choice and not forced Get the shot if you want to, but dont do because your forced to

Anonymous · Answer

Preferably not. Piss off some covidiots, that feel like enforcing vaccination. Those bloody plonkers.

Shy_Steve · Answer

The Vaccine is nothing to be scared of it's easier than getting a blood test, I don't understand why people are so scared of it.

aqua0101 · Answer

Get the vaccine if it makes you feel better. There is people that have gotten the vaccine , that still got got covid.

captain_voidwalker · Answer

You should consult your doctor. Don't let a crazy redneck or a career politician make that choice for you. Gather the neccessary information and make that decision yourself

Chthou95 · Answer

That is a choice for you to make for yourself. People should have that right. And refusing to takw this vaccine doesn't make you anti-vaxx. But again the choice is yours

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