bad boy bubby
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Thank you. Your last line is kind of what I was getting at in the first place, in my beer soaked way.Speed is a product of the number of infections. Each infection (and therefore replication of the virus) is a new opportunity for mutation.
The general trend over time is for a virus to become more transmissible, but less dangerous (because a more dangerous virus kills its host before it has a chance to transmit), but there is always a risk that the mutation will result in something worse. It's kind of a better the devil you know situation.
We've had millions of cases, so that's millions of opportunities for the virus to mutate. On top of that, omicron is particularly transmissible, so that number increases still further.
Vaccination reduces symptomatic disease, and therefore helps reduce transmission.
My thought is still there though, maybe the people whom haven't vaccinated could take a step back and realise that the majority of the worlds population has taken the vaccination in the belief that it will actually help people, including themselves, get over this thing. Yes it could be wrong, but it also could be very right.
The fact is none of us know exactly what has occurred here, pro-vaccination has science and history to call upon, the anti-vaccination group call on a lot of information, that can sometimes be dubious at best, information that I personally looked into, and after finding just too many holes in that info, and where it came from, I chose to get the stab.
Every day I meet at least 10 or 12 x people with covid, not in a hospital situation, at their homes. All of them are vaccinated, and all of them are happy that they got vaccinated.
Peace.