btechlc
Bluelighter
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- Sep 28, 2009
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the worry is that if a significant portion of the global population is not vaccinated then the virus can keep circulating and mutating at a sustained level for an extended period. With more infections (and reinfections) the risk of new mutations in the virus occurring increase - and eventually one of these mutations could be significantly more deadly than current strains - maybe not but is is a possibility.People have lost their minds. We are not all going to die from this thing. It's a total overreaction. We are freer here, but when my accommodation and that of my child comes along with a side of being bullied into an experimental vaccine, it strikes me as fascistic in the extreme. What are the vaccinated so worried about if the shots work...except they don't for this new variant. My immune system has done fine so far.
This virus is already many time more infectious the common flu, so is very good at giving itself lots and lots of chances to change and mutate.
As is being stated the most likely outcome is that humans gain a resistance to it and it just becomes like the flu (but a more deadly version each year).
Vaccinated people are less likely to transmit the virus, hence the mathematical motivation to vaccinate people - it will directly slow down the rate of mutation.