Do you think people have changed since COVID?

I wonder most about the slow deteriorations cognitively, as a lot of studies said it would increase risk of Alzheimers and dementia. You can see with a lot of people spacing out or saying their memory isn’t what it used to be. If it can affect other noticable physical changes in the body like your basic senses, then it could definitely reach the brain as well.

Can you share the pages of the side effects you’re referring to? (Unless you meant general lists compiled online)

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Sharing another response found online that resonated to the post. It’s hard to imagine the future staying like this, when it’s the people who feel genuinely alive with that make the challenges of the world more bearable.

There are real evidence based reasons for feeling like the world is “off.” One big piece nobody really wants to talk about: COVID actually does stuff to the brain, and the damage adds up at a population level.

Very short version:

COVID isn’t just a lung bug. It’s a vascular/neurological infection that can shrink and injure parts of the brain, mess with blood vessels, and raise the risk of long term cognitive and mental health problems. And each new infection seems to stack more risk on top.

Important points:

We have before/after brain scans. There’s a big UK Biobank study where they scanned people before COVID, then again after they got infected. Even in people who were never hospitalized, they found measurable loss of grey matter and tissue damage in areas linked to smell, memory, and emotion, plus overall brain shrinkage and slightly worse thinking-speed on tests.

Large data sets show long-term brain/mental effects. Huge health-system studies (hundreds of thousands of people) show that in the years after COVID, people are more likely than non infected controls to develop:

memory and concentration problems

anxiety, depression, and other mood issues

strokes, brain bleeds, movement disorders, etc. And this isn’t just ICU patients. It shows up even in people who were “mild” or never hospitalized.

The risk looks cumulative with repeat infections. There are studies on reinfection that basically say: every extra round of COVID increases your risk of death, hospitalization, clots, heart/brain issues, etc., compared with just one infection or none at all. So “I already had it, I’m fine now” isn’t how it seems to work. It’s more like repeated hits to the same system.

Mechanism wise, it makes sense. COVID can:

inflame and damage blood vessels (including in the brain)

disrupt the blood brain barrier

cause weird, persistent microclots that mess with oxygen delivery All of that is a recipe for “brain fog,” fatigue, mood swings, and slower thinking.

Now imagine that a large chunk of the planet has had COVID multiple times:

more people walking around with subtle cognitive decline

more fatigue, burnout, low frustration tolerance

worse impulse control and attention

higher background rates of anxiety, depression, and anger

Combine that with everything else (economic stress, social media, polarization, AI craziness, etc.), and yeah the world is going to feel different:

People seem flakier, less focused, more irrational.

Institutions feel dumber and more chaotic.

Public conversation feels more shallow and reactive.

That doesn’t mean every change you’re noticing is because “COVID brain”, but it is very plausible that a mass, repeated brain injuring virus is part of why society seems like it’s lost a step.

So if you feel like something fundamental shifted after 2020: You’re not imagining it. Part of what you’re seeing might literally be millions of slightly more brain damaged, more exhausted humans trying to run the same systems as before.

There’s no denying that this is our reality now and it sucks.

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Covid (not a virus) and the vaccine are both neuroweapons designed to give an early onset of Alzheimer’s and/or dementia

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was this testing done on Peoples with the convid or were these vaxed Peoples who’ve had convid

I agree that it was not a “virus”ImHo i don’t Believe “viruses”exist anymore

I wish We could have access to the thread off the old forums as it had so much information in it that im positive can’t be found now

anyhoo

at the time everywhere was starting up their 5gee systems and some places like airports were even adjusting the levels because of interfaces

attacks using frequencies have a variety of the same effects of the “virus”

there were also many food places bribing Peoples to take the vax

food is a fast and far reaching delivery system for parasites which also share many of the same effects of the “virus”

then there is the testing itself that could be a delivery system for something and We Know the “pcr"test can be used to find anything

the creator even said it could be used to show a positive resultvfor anything tptb wants it to just by a setting

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It’d be nice to be able to reference past forums. Is the general consensus on this site that the virus doesn’t exist? I’d like to hear more of your point of view why you don’t believe it exists anymore.

Just from observations IRL, even before the vaccines came out, I’ve seen lingering symptoms from people who caught COVID. I myself never recovered certain senses fully, which makes me believe something was there. And if it can change the way our senses interact with the world, it can reach other cognitive areas we are unaware of. I would say the combination of both (and other possible factors like 5g) go hand in hand.

I do remember them doing everything they can to get those vaccines into people by pressuring them in all the ways they can. No way to travel, participate in activities or dine in. After people are confined at homes during lock downs, they made it tempting for people to finally be able to go outside and do anything as long as they took the shots.

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Apart from (long) covid, I think everyone has some type of mild PTSD from disastrous and spiteful leadership, especially during covid.

In the UK, the government told the public that certain people had lived long enough and that it’s fine if “nature takes its course” and covid takes them out.

Just constant back- to-back scandals and corruption during that time. No consequences ever.

I’d call it a form of large scale psychological warfare inflicted on the public, in the sense that everyone is constantly subjected to unresolved scandals or images of war though mass media.. While justice remains largely absent in these matters.

The goal is to make people apathetic and demoralized imo.

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Agree, ever since the pandemic, they just keep toppling one chaos after another nonstop. They’re speed running and unleashing multiple “unprecedented events”on media, possibly to condition or get us used to the incoming Agenda 2030. At the cost of this, it’s getting more people to wake up because of how strange all of this is happening at once.

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