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I hear a lot of ideas, which ignore the indications from both China and South Korea about re-infection. Nobody for sure knows how long the immunity lasts. Also,
by nikolay 7y ago
I hear a lot of ideas, which ignore the indications from both China and South Korea about re-infection. Nobody for sure knows how long the immunity lasts. Also, people could be asymptomatic/mild-symptom, just because they have a strong immune response, not because the strain is less deadly. How do you quantify who is immunosuppressed and who has a well-functioning immune system?
- danieltillett 7y agoYes, but this idea of mine is not one of these ideas.
- nikolay 7y agoI read your idea, but it doesn't address the exact points I listed - selecting a "less deadly" strain and having fingers crossed that immunity persists. So far, many have insufficient antibody counts and get reinfected. I just saw a number around 20%.
- danieltillett 7y agoThere are lots of things we don’t know right now. This is not a reason for not acting. If my proposal works we don’t need to worry about immunity persisting because the dangerous strains will be driven to extinction.