Also, color me incredulous that we're getting reliable long term data... 2 years after a disease appeared in humans. We'll get long term data, after a long ter

Also, color me incredulous that we're getting reliable long term data... 2 years after a disease appeared in humans. We'll get long term data, after a long term has passed. And yes, there are always going to be >0 people with permanent organ damage. Because disease progression in a human host is a complex system. But what actually matters is the incidence rate at scale. Or, to put it another way, everyone has a >0 chance of winning the lottery, but does that mean they should invest in lottery tickets?