‘Hero in Real Life’- Xbox Urges User Base to Do Its Part in the COVID-19 Battle and Dispels Ridiculous Bill Gates Rumors
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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a lot of issues for over a year now. Almost every country in the world has had to face a lot of problems, causing the planet to come to a standstill. After all the trouble the pandemic has caused, the world is slowly becoming normal again, thanks to the many available vaccines. However, the vaccination drives have also fallen victim to some problems, and it seems like Xbox wants its user base to make the right call.
The gaming brand recently asked players to possess the right information about the disease and the vaccines for it. The developers recently had a chat with some esteemed doctors to talk about the pandemic and dispel some rumors. This includes the rather weird and hilarious misconception revolving around vaccines and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.
The COVID-19 vaccines authorized in the U.S. are highly effective at preventing severe disease and death, including against the Delta variant. As it stands, unvaccinated people are most at risk to contract and spread the virus. https://t.co/bz9zhZvZKs
— Xbox (@Xbox) August 27, 2021
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Xbox defeating rumors about COVID-19 vaccines
Xbox recently broadcasted a COVID-19 Q&A with some doctors who know a lot about the disease and the vaccine. This included CDC Deputy Director for Infectious Diseases, Dr. Jay Butler, and CDC President and CEO, Dr. Judy Monroe. Both of them had a lot to say about all the fake rumors and misconceptions about the vaccines and the disease.
Xbox provided information about all of it and also asked their major user base to receive vaccinations soon. The tweets showcased that the vaccine is very effective at reducing risk regarding the virus, even against the Delta variant. It also had all the details on how to find the nearest vaccine center, so players can find newfound protection against the deadly virus.
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To dispel some common COVID-19 vaccine myths: the vaccines don't contain microchips or magnets, they don't alter your DNA, they don't give you COVID-19, and there is no evidence they have any impact on pregnancy or fertility. https://t.co/Kh2rg1tt5t
— Xbox (@Xbox) August 27, 2021
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No micro-chips in the vaccines
Along with some necessary information, Xbox also debunked one major myth about the vaccine. Over the past few months, many rumors have popped up about vaccines containing microchips. Many people have even concocted conspiracy theories that link these micro-chips to billionaires like Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. However, the CDC confirmed through the talk recently that the vaccines don’t have any microchips or magnets that alter the DNA of anyone.
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Gamers can learn more by watching the stream involving the members of the CDC on the Xbox Twitch channel. With the virus slowly fading away, it’s high time for players to move away from their console and get vaccinated to stop this pandemic soon.
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