I wasn't going to bother responding to this nonsense, but what the hell...
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Originally Posted by washoe
Perhaps you're the one who should be Googling, so that you would know enough about something to be able to explain it, before going off with half-cocked theories of your own.
My understanding is that ADE is a result of the virus merging/mutating with antibodies that don't succeed in killing it. Now, stop and think about that for a moment. Would it not make sense that this could happen with vaccines OR natural immune response? And which one do you think we might have more control over?
Shockingly (not really), scientists are aware of ADE, and when they create vaccines, they try to find ways to minimize the possibility.
https://www.medpagetoday.com/special...clusives/91648
And while there can be strains that become more deadly, my understanding is that they don't usually win out. One of the simplest explanations of why (and this doesn't tell the whole story) is that dead people don't spread the virus very well.
Now of course, I'm no medical expert, or anything close to one. I would be happy to have anything corrected that I got wrong. But I do try to stick with sources that appear to be reputable and have some actual scientific basis, something you might want to incorporate into future research.
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Originally Posted by washoe
Not a good point bc I can spread vaxxed or unvaxxed imo. Right?
Who do you think is more likely to be infected by Covid, and thus spread it?