Have you had any negative reactions to the Covid-19 vaccine?

Asked by KTVZ

918 Votes

Have you had any negative reactions to the Covid-19 vaccine?

39%

Yes, I had side effects. Yes, I had side effects.

61%

No, I was fine. No, I was fine.

39%

Yes, I had side effects.

I did suffer from negative side effects after taking the vaccine. I either fainted, had a fever, felt nauseous and or had a headache.

I did suffer from negative side effects after taking the vaccine. I either fainted, had a fever, felt nauseous and or had a headache. Show Less

3 Comments

Dave Voiles

Close to 4000, (amount actually reported) people have died directly from the shot. May not seem like a large number, but there is a 99.8% recovery rate from the virus. I think I'll pass on the experimental shot.

Sussie Due

I cannot take it myself as its documented that I am allergic to some of the ingredients. However I had two friends (a married couple) that took it and after that started having memory problems. Especially when talking. They have not gotten any better

Latterdaysaint

The best vaccine is your own immunity

61%

No, I was fine.

I didn't have any negative side effects to the vaccine. My arm was just sore.

I didn't have any negative side effects to the vaccine. My arm was just sore. Show Less

2 Comments

k san

I got the Moderna and just had a bit of redness on my arm after the 2nd one.

Foster Fell

Just a little soreness --just like any other vaccination

Do you spend more hours a week watching traditional entertainment or user generated content?

Asked by Geekvolution

314 Votes

Do you spend more hours a week watching traditional entertainment or user generated content?

48%

Youtube/Twitch etc Youtube/Twitch etc

52%

Movies, television etc Movies, television etc

48%

Youtube/Twitch etc

6 Comments

Brian Klein

Way more time on new media.

Larry Ewart

Switched to YouTube from Cable like it so much better because of what we normally watch is programmed for us.

Adam Nixon

I'd say it's like 60/40 in favor of things like user generated content, but it has more to do with time than anything else. Due to things like work and chores, I just don't have time during the day for movies/TV. But for a few hours in the evening, I tend to watch more movies/TV, which I prefer.

Andrew Cozzini

This is one of those where I'm voting the honest truth, even though I'd prefer it be the other (while still making time for Geekvolution, of course). I think it's because of how casually I can spend hours on YouTube, as opposed to being intentional about catching up on content I intend to consume.

Col Rig

Feels indy!

Mutale Mwananshiku

They are movies and shows i want to watch but am more focused on youtube.

52%

Movies, television etc

3 Comments

Meera

I still have a cable subscription mainly for sports. I will say that I watch things I DVR more versus flipping around stations like I used to.

BookPlotBattles

The streaming apps have been a game changer for me so I still sit in front of the tv and watch series and movies.

ANY Triangle

movies and tels are nostalgic

Asked by Dear Abby

276 Votes

Do awards shows on TV matter to you?

10%

Yes Yes

90%

No No

10%

Yes

2 Comments

k san

I enjoy watching celebrities and award shows!

Patricia Quiroz-Alfaro

I vote for my favorite actors and awards also give me an idea of what I want to watch. Other than that winners don't matter to me.

Jeanette Johnson

I agree with you except I have to say when Jamie Lee Curtis won best supporting actress OMG I went completely crazy that right there is what makes me watch awards shows AND now these damn huge studios what don't they get without a script an idea there's no films tv to be made forget reality

90%

No

13 Comments

Lrac Snave

Haven't watched any of them in decades. Who wants to see some very rich celebrities pat each other on the back and tell us all their political views?

VAHuskerFan

Cause there all WOKE!!

Ed Drahos

Award shows are nothing more than self promotion of themselves. And act like self advertising. Like advertising, the less advertising the less popularity.

Garrett

The award shows once mattered. Since they have become so much more than a few once or twice a year but rather at least a 100, all with varying degrees of actual criteria beyond marketing campaigns and now the over-compensating “inclusive,” nature of certain categories going out of their way