Quote (Black XistenZ @ Nov 18 2020 10:54pm)
That's good.
Quickly waning immunity was a worst case scenario, essentially ensuring that it never goes away and requiring several boosters just to maintain a non-pandemic level of spread.
Something else that's concerning though is your learned immunity isn't an immediate response. The second time you're exposed to something it can still take up to 2 weeks for your learned immunity to come to full force. And since Covid is contagious way before that, it would require many reexposures to get your immune system to a level of alertness that it would stop you from being contagious. So it's still possible you are a carrier and spreader even though you are immune, at least for a while until you've come into contact with the virus something ridiculous like 5 times.
I learned in medical school that everything you're taught about the immune system in high school is inaccurate. The immune system is like a term paper thrown together at the last minute, and if it goes even slightly out of wack it tanks your grade. Honestly it's a miracle that autoimmune disorders aren't way way more common.
I thoroughly believe that anybody who studies the immune system in depth can no longer believe in intelligent design.
This post was edited by Thor123422 on Nov 18 2020 11:00pm