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it’s not just ignorance. many people find the idea that ‘exposure to a little viral load trains the immune system without overloading it’ to be a very dangerous
by clairity 5y ago
it’s not just ignorance. many people find the idea that ‘exposure to a little viral load trains the immune system without overloading it’ to be a very dangerous one worthy of suppression, even though it’s common and natural, because it throws into question the rhetoric buttressing current mandates. it’s never even whispered by democrats or their sympathetic media, for example. folks highly supportive of mandates, evidenced by voting/moderation patterns here and on social media, as another.
- acjohnson55 5y agoIt's not being suppressed. Policy needs to have a basis in research and scientific consensus, and my understanding is that there is not currently a great deal of research on exposure to small amounts of virus on humans, in real life conditions. For one thing, there are major ethics and safety issues to studying this. For another, viruses don't all behave the same.