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I suspect there is a degree of ‘magical immunity’ present for the people who don’t test positive for it. I know I’ve been exposed countless times from similar
by lazide 2y ago
I suspect there is a degree of ‘magical immunity’ present for the people who don’t test positive for it.
I know I’ve been exposed countless times from similar experiences, and have always (100% of the time, n==10ish by now) tested negative for it.
Is that so weird? With how prevalent it is, I don’t see how it’s actually possible for <100% of people to not have it otherwise. Unless some large percentage of people are literally living in a bubble, anyway.