> I then point out that almost everyone has had covid-19 at this point. I literally don't understand how you can think that is a counter argument. We know th

> I then point out that almost everyone has had covid-19 at this point. I literally don't understand how you can think that is a counter argument. We know that COVID-19 is also a clotting disorder because it slaps us in the face with it in severe cases. We expect that in less severe cases there could be long-term damage that only causes issues months to years later. We see that risk of death increases 18 months after recovery, long after the virus is gone. What's the mechanism at work there? It affects those who have recovered, not everyone who was sedentary. And at the same time it can be true that the vast majority of people do not suffer any long-term damage. Nobody disputes that, which is why your argument doesn't make any sense.