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Ubfortunately this is not true. Viruses evolve to survive and reproduce more, like anything subject to evolution. That can create less virulent strains and it
by MattPalmer1086 3y ago
Ubfortunately this is not true. Viruses evolve to survive and reproduce more, like anything subject to evolution. That can create less virulent strains and it can equally create more virulent strains.
A virus has no reason to adjust to our body in ways that cause less harm to us, unless doing so increases its chance of reproduction.
- groestl 3y agoIt's complex, agreed, but in general, increasing the chance of survival of the host correlates with better reproductive capabilities of the virus. This works both ways. After a particularly virulent strain has hit a population, those humans that survive are more likely to be adjusted to the strain, so it causes less problems for them.