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The vaccines simply don't work as well anymore. If they were still as effective as they were at the start, we wouldn't be here. We could have ensured that by l
by sudosysgen 5y ago
The vaccines simply don't work as well anymore. If they were still as effective as they were at the start, we wouldn't be here.
We could have ensured that by limiting worldwide transmission and distributing the vaccines more homogeneously, but we didn't.
Also, we can and have stopped contagious respiratory viruses. Multiple times.
- GekkePrutser 5y ago> Also, we can and have stopped contagious respiratory viruses. Multiple times. Ones this contagious and mutative though?
- sudosysgen 5y agoCOVID is actually not a very mutative virus. The only reason it mutates so fast is because we let it spread so much. The more a virus spreads, the more it mutates. As far as contagion, we have eradicated smallpox, which is right around the estimates for contagion of Omicron.