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> I haven't had it ever How do you know this for certain?

• renewiltord 3y ago
  Well, I haven't had the disease. I suspect I've encountered the virus because I've quarantined and taken care of people who were sick with the disease. But I tested every two weeks for two years and never tested positive. Overall, you can never be certain of anything. There's just whether the evidence points one way. I believed this approach and took it. And it paid off. Like most things in my life.
  • theonething 3y ago
    > Well, I haven't had the disease. You haven't experienced symptoms of the disease. You realize that a lot of COVID cases are asymptomatic right? So the only way you'd know you haven't had it is to have continually done lab based tests all this time.