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So what happens if let’s say the Indian mutation of the virus is immune to the vaccines? Will this state we’re in go on forever? Forever lockdowns, restrictions, restaurants & bars closed, no or limited traveling, etc.?
- pajeet my son********
- what science has been saying for over a year, coronavirus is now endemic. more vaccines this winterkingsteven
- @kingsteven what science? I’m genuinely interested. Who is saying this? Got some links?********
- old article from feb 4 2020 https://www.statnews…kingsteven
- more recent paper: https://www.bmj.com/…kingsteven
- i don't think they had seen the 'double mutation' by then, but all that means is that it has both the US mutation and the SA/Brazil - what's happening inkingsteven
- india and brazil is thought to be from dwindling heard immunity to a first wave AND a new strain (ie. a true second wave) hopefully we'll be preparedkingsteven
- king, "dwindling heard immunity" = what??? Not even 10% of Indian population got the virus yet. In a month or so, Brazil will be where US is now (safe).pr2
- (safe-ish)pr2
- 5% reinfection rate in cities you fucking dote. The virus is spreading through the same communities as last time infecting the same people.kingsteven
- ie. 5% that have it this time had it before, previous 'waves' are just spread. this one is an endmic wave similar to the other coronaviruseskingsteven
- pick your side pr2, you would seem to be big on 'like the flu' but here your suggesting that covid magically does not act like all other coronaviruseskingsteven
- pajeet my son