4 ms·
Hmmm, aren't we actually helping the deadly strains by putting a lot of effort in keeping those people alive? Those who usually would be dead, can actually surv
by jotm 6y ago
Hmmm, aren't we actually helping the deadly strains by putting a lot of effort in keeping those people alive? Those who usually would be dead, can actually survive nowadays, and that virus could somehow spread further?
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- taftster 6y agoYeah maybe, but that's a pretty bleak point of view. "Sorry, you need to die so that this deadly variety can't continue to spread." I think we'd all rather give a fighting chance to anyone needing it using the best tools available.
- youareostriches 6y agoExplain how the virus could spread after they had recovered, a necessary step for which is their immune system clearing the virus.
- Gibbon1 6y agoConsider Smallpox. Smallpox ravaged humanity for thousands of years. Infected probably a billion people or more and you ended up with two subtypes. 90% of the infections were the more deadly type.