[norcal joe]

From the article: "But, with only two examples, it is still unclear how frequently reinfections occur. And with 26 million known coronavirus infections worldwide so far..."

So two "reinfections" out of 26,000,000 (or 41,000,000 if you prefer Worldometers numbers).

Just flukes of nature. Why write a paper about it? Why draw any conclusions about it regarding vaccines, etc.? And why post it?

[SeekAndFind]

RE: And why post it?

Why not? This is for discussion purposes.

[TigersEye]

So two "reinfections" out of 26,000,000 (or 41,000,000 if you prefer Worldometers numbers).

The article is from Sept. 4th and the research for it probably occurred some time before that so I don't think they're disputing Worldometer's figures.

But your point remains as stated.

[Nifster]

How did the guy with no symptoms know he was reinfected?