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As long as the data continues to indicate that prior infection provides equivalent protection and that prior infection is verifiable then that seems like that s
by lostphilosopher 5y ago
As long as the data continues to indicate that prior infection provides equivalent protection and that prior infection is verifiable then that seems like that should be a valid exception to a vaccination requirement. The verification is key though, it seems like everyone who got a cold in 2020 _thinks_ they had Covid.