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From a natural selection point of view, a virus mutation that is more infectious but less deadly has an advantage over a deadly one, because a virus that kills or incapacitates it's host has less opportunity to spread. In addition, the more exposure out immune systems get to viruses, the better the protection from variants. This is partly why previous, far more deadly, pandemics have died away (such as Spanish Flu)
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@nibor tldr; someone explainign something idk about
i think 2022 is gonna be the worst year ever judging by the omnicron and i think there will be more covid varients, and they will be more dangerous. the vaccine could just not work in response to the variant and millions of people could die because of that.
it could be a good year, but i don't really agree with that. and judging by the past two years, it doesn't look so good because of what happened in the last two years.
(blm riots, covid, india running out of oxygen for its hospitals, january sixth, etc)
but maybe, just maybe its good, but i don't really know.
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