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pimaCanyon's avatar

Well duh! Virologists told us this would happen. Bacteria and viruses are incredibly adaptable. It takes bacteria a few weeks to a few months to develop resistance to a new antibiotic. Of course a virus is going to adapt to an antiviral or a vaccine and in the process create a virus that is resistant to the antiviral or vaccine.

We need to change the paradigm. "Germs" are not the problem. We will never get rid of the "germs", nor would we want to because if we did, we'd all be dead. Our bodies house trillions of bacteria and tens of trillion of viruses. We need to stop focusing on the bogey man germ, and instead focus on creating healthy bodies! Expose 20 people to the same "germ", they don't all get sick. It's not the germ that makes people sick, it's the state of a person's physiology at the time they're exposed to the germ.

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GVB tried to tell the world early on .

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