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That definitely makes it less effective, no doubt. There are indications that real infection does provide better long-term protection against reinfection and se
by naasking 4y ago
That definitely makes it less effective, no doubt. There are indications that real infection does provide better long-term protection against reinfection and serious disease on reinfection. Given long-COVID and complications from infection, that makes this option less attractive though. Then again, the suffering caused by the economic disruptions are still ongoing too, and likely will continue for years, so it's too early to say what hindsight will show was the right balance.
- disgruntledphd2 4y agoYeah, long Covid probs not changing by number of infections would make this a really risky strategy, even if it could be done in practical terms (which I'm pretty sceptical about, tbh).