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> COVID hasn't been shown to be particularly dangerous to young people... In the short term yes, in the long term, that is not known.
by usefulcat 4y ago
> COVID hasn't been shown to be particularly dangerous to young people...
In the short term yes, in the long term, that is not known.
- putnambr 4y agoIn addition, ask any young person involved in sports how catching COVID has affected their training and performance. For mostly sedentary people it might feel like catching a bad cold and then recovering. If you're actually consistently pushing your lungs to their max there's definitely long-lasting (maybe not long-term) damage there.
- addingadimensio 4y agoCovid hasnt infected the lower respiratory tract since what Delta? come on keep up with the strains.
- addingadimensio 4y ago
- usefulcat 4y agoThat's actually a perfectly reasonable point. It's a shame you chose such an aggressive tone; as a result, many people will probably dismiss your comment outright.
- addingadimensio 4y ago
- ejb999 4y ago>>In the short term yes, in the long term, that is not known. Same can be said about the vaccine. The full story has not been written yet. Investigate everything, make it available to the public, let people decide for themselves what to put in their body.