Thank you. None of this was in the original article but it does answer my question. So long covid does exist in patients that didnt vaccinate, and for the vaccinated, it decreased the risk of long covid.

I was just interested in if it was possible for unvaccinated to get long covid, and it is. It certainly seemed like almost everyone vaccinated so there was no control group. But at least the study says there is a difference between the groups.

Science doesnt scare me and I did read that post. You guys sure like to make up things that never happened.

And then you continue to bring up some random article you found about one person having long covid before vaccination, when my question was about the article linked here. Just because you find one person doesnt mean that all people with long covid didnt vaccinate.

I mean, its strange how some guys here are not only rude, but also quite stupid and constantly misunderstand basic questions. Whats going on?

Look at the comments to my question. None of them even correctly understand what I asked for. I dont know, maybe people are tired.

I did read the entire thing. What part answers my question? Maybe you didnt read it properly yourself?

How do we know long covid is not a side effect from the vaccines?

Is there a control group that is not vaccinated that is suffering from long covid?

It’s funny because I only hear about ads now from you guys. I never see them myself.

Using freetube on a Linux media player connected to my TV and Newpipe on the phone.

I installed Ubuntu in VirtualBox the other day. Right after install, I tried to open the default terminal. It wouldn’t open. Tried many times, restarted, tried again. Would not open.

Searched the web, found like a million other people having the same issue.

Installed Pop OS. It’s beautiful. Everything works, beautiful design, good wallpapers, good default theming.

We have to stop recommending Ubuntu to people.