To: SeekAndFind
This is natural selection in action.
1. Viruses naturally mutate all the time. It’s what they do, naturally.
2. Those variants that do a poor job of infecting new hosts die off.
3. Those variants that do a good job of infecting new hosts AND DON’T KILL THEM are the MOST prevalent ones.
4. Over time the virus becomes just part of the biome. Like e Coli, a bacterium which is EVERYWHERE.
10 posted on
03/04/2022 7:13:20 AM PST by
Blueflag
(Res ipsa loquitur: ad ferre non, velit esse sine defensione)
To: Blueflag
1. Viruses naturally mutate all the time. It’s what they do, naturally.
What about lab created Frankenviruses released in succession to herd the fearful populace into Eldercide jabs?
14 posted on
03/04/2022 7:21:25 AM PST by
Jan_Sobieski
(Sanctification)
To: Blueflag
Isn’t it amazing that you learn all that as a first year biology major, but somehow those facts seem to have escaped all the poobahs at the CDC, NIH, etc?
15 posted on
03/04/2022 7:26:42 AM PST by
Regulator
(It's fraud, Jim)
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