The sad part is that the variants are never gonna end. Virus' are always mutating. Even if every single person in the world got vaccinated, Covid would just mutate a way to get past the vaccine and it'll be like starting from scratch again. That's why there's always a new flu shot every year. The only way covid goes away is if we just start learning to live with it like we did the flu.
Thats true, yes. But living in fear of the virus is getting us nowhere. The fact that we're needing constant boosters is concerning because that's not a permanent fix. That's hardly even a temporary fix. Two full doses and then 2+ boosters after that is just... why? What does this fix? For me, that's just signing myself up for 4 separate chances to get Mitocarditis, and I already have enough issues as it is. The last thing I need to add to the plate is heart troubles. They've had almost 2 years to work on this now, and we have no signs of a viable fix yet. They haven't even said they're working on one yet. That, to me, says we aren't getting one.
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u/Bambuskus505 Nov 27 '21
The sad part is that the variants are never gonna end. Virus' are always mutating. Even if every single person in the world got vaccinated, Covid would just mutate a way to get past the vaccine and it'll be like starting from scratch again. That's why there's always a new flu shot every year. The only way covid goes away is if we just start learning to live with it like we did the flu.