Dnarever wrote on Jan 6
th, 2023 at 2:52pm:
The article posted is one of many that say my view is correct.
You can find any article, or person, to support any idea you want. That doesn't mean that your view or idea is correct. Since your article says absolutely NOTHING definitive, I will assume that the other articles are the same. OPINIONATED and DOGMATIC!
Anyone can make claims based on the claims of others. But it is harder to defend those claims without understanding the subject. So again, what should be the other way around? And, what specifically am I confused about?
Dnarever wrote on Jan 6
th, 2023 at 2:52pm:
This is possible but it is almost certain that natural immunity would fail just as poorly if not worse. Also the next Vaccine update or booster will likely be designed to protect against this version where the previous ineffective natural immunity will never catch up unless you are infected with this strain and even then there is that 30% likelihood of not gaining immunity.
It seems that about 30% of people who have had Covid-19 get zero immunity from it and in almost all cases the vaccine performs better and for longer than any natural immunity gained.
I would love to see any evidence that would support any of these claims. If an unvaccinated person recovers from Covid-19, how long does his acquired immunity lasts? And, how long does a vaccinated person's immunity last, after recovering from Covid-19? Without taking an infinite number of vaccines and boosters, how long does the initial vaccine's immunity lasts?
It's very easy to cite references and articles. But not so easy to defend them. Both Sir lasnail and Aquascoot are correct. The naturally acquired antibodies, are by far the body's best defense against all pathogens. I can give you many scientific reasons why this is so. But I would really like to hear YOUR reasons why it ain't so. Since the burden of proof is on you.
I really don't want my body's immune system, filled with artificially induced antibodies.