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Gl, this will be unpopular. Goes against your grain. Just finishing symptoms of the Delta variant. I'm sure some can explain what happens when covid strikes. Yet, it was text book. Who ever is telling you not to get vaccinated wants you dead fully. Could not imagine what symptoms would be like unvaccinated. Find out, come back to me when round 2 starts soon. Vaccine may be pointless for you. It probably saved my life. Whenever you get this illness all I can say is iron, vit D3, and vit C.

Gl, this will be unpopular. Goes against your grain. Just finishing symptoms of the Delta variant. I'm sure some can explain what happens when covid strikes. Yet, it was text book. Who ever is telling you not to get vaccinated wants you dead fully. Could not imagine what symptoms would be like unvaccinated. Find out, come back to me when round 2 starts soon. Vaccine may be pointless for you. It probably saved my life. Whenever you get this illness all I can say is iron, vit D3, and vit C.

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Yeah, no all healthly. Yeah, that part scares me, I don't want to relearn flavors or have new opinions on things.

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I understand.

I have to get a lead screen every so often because I work with solder. It probably explains a lot about me...

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Ah, that something new I learned. So does most solder have lead elements in it?

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Solder for most things electrical is 37-40% lead. Solder for drinking products is now lead free, but was not in the past.

The ROHS initiative is trying to remove lead from electrical goods, but lead has good melting properties and helps prevent the tin component in solder from migrating and forming stress whiskers which could bridge and create shorts. Lead is just one of those things that's dangerous but highly useful.

edit: Tin whiskers https://nepp.nasa.gov/whisker/background/index.htm