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WHO put out an estimate a couple of weeks ago that up to 750 million people worldwide could have been infected with the virus. The confirmed cases is an obvious
by henrikschroder 6y ago
WHO put out an estimate a couple of weeks ago that up to 750 million people worldwide could have been infected with the virus. The confirmed cases is an obvious lower bound, and it's probably safe to use the WHO estimate as an upper bound.
Either way, a handful of cases of reinfection among hundreds of millions of cases means we're in lightning strike territory. It's completely statistically irrelevant.
- WalterBright 6y agoEvery vaccine I've taken comes with a page of horrific (but very rare) possible side effects I have to acknowledge. I take the vaccine anyway because the risk of the disease is worse.