sk47
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Hello; Very correct statement. It seems likely the Corona 19 virus will follow the path other such virus has taken in the past. That being they will persist in the human population with ongoing mutated strains. A hope is as the strains pass thru the population they become less of a risk in terms of serious illness as other such virus have done. Becoming less virulent is the term I think.Corona viruses are among the pathogens that cause the common cold. They (among others) are known to mutate very quickly, which is why there's no vaccine that cures the common cold. The efficacy of the Covid vaccine was predictably very limited from the start,
I am more annoyed by the fact that some who were very much in the wrong during the pandemic time continue to have privilege, than my individual loss of privilege.
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