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“Natural” immunity? You’ve been politely asked before to stop using this misleading phrase. Your insistence on using it is telling. What you really mean is di
by mthoms 5y ago
“Natural” immunity? You’ve been politely asked before to stop using this misleading phrase.
Your insistence on using it is telling.
What you really mean is disease-induced immunity.
- whatshisface 5y agoYou have some natural immunity to viruses before you get them, that's why you can survive viruses. That's little consolation to anyone in the ER, of course.
- mthoms 5y agoOf course, but the context was 100 million people (or however many) are "immune". He's referring to people who've had the virus.