@yaksha Not entirely true. Mild cases of the disease shows the antigen fades over time. So only if you had a really bad infection would it be equivalent to the vaccine. Thats one reason why the vaccine is generally recommended regardless.

@freemo @yaksha yeah millions of years of evolution are wrong, some experimental shit that they could never make work before is right. What a fucking Redditor

@MechaSilvio

Never said any of that, nice try though.

@yaksha

@freemo @yaksha if you had a mild case it means your immune system is working pretty well so you don't need it either, faggot

@MechaSilvio

The people who wind up with severe cases of the disease dont have weak immune systems. You can easily have a mild case with one infection and then a severe one later on.

@yaksha

@freemo @yaksha you're scared because you're obese

@MechaSilvio

I am a professional SCUBA diver who dives over 400 feet depths and into underwater huge cave systems... If i were scared about my health I have much bigger concerns than COVID.

@yaksha

@freemo @MechaSilvio @yaksha Oh, what do you do professionally?

@sickburnbro

Data Science, much of which has been in the healthcare sector and specifically on disease proliferation.

@MechaSilvio @yaksha

@freemo @sickburnbro @yaksha a literal Soyentist, can't make this shit up LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@MechaSilvio

Aww poor boy who never accomplished a damn thing in his life is sad cause his poor ego is bruised to see people who are successful.

@sickburnbro @yaksha

@freemo @MechaSilvio @sickburnbro @yaksha Imagine bragging about unverifiable personal success to a bunch of anons who are A. not stupid enough to share personal details on the internet in CY+6 and B. far more likely to be as successful as you are than you'd be willing to believe

Then again, I shouldn't be surprised to see this from a non-MD who refers to himself as Dr. because he needs to justify his decade of overpriced education to his ego.

@TurboNormie @freemo @MechaSilvio @yaksha You never know , he could have a PhD .. in data science.