COVID is NOT flu. It is a much more complex multi-organ infectious disease.
The clinical course/severity vary greatly from person to person, so much so that Brigham&Women's hospitals' protocol is 21 Chapters long!
covidprotocols.org/all-chapters
For working-age healthy people, the severity and clinic course vary tremendously, probably to do with difference in genetics
Actionable item: if you are a 30-something who had bad COVID symptoms, your parents should be very careful and proactive in dealing with COVID.
Some people generate robust interferon response quickly. Many don't. Some people can have IgG for 12-18 months. Some people can't keep their IgG level for 12 weeks.
Yes, there are T-cell mediated immunity, but if you are 35+, don't count on it.
teenagers have strong T-cell immunity, but still get other coronavirus many times a year
I don't, even though I've studied immunology for a long time. And genetics affect immune system also from many metabolic pathways (genetics)
Just think how hard it is to eradicate allergy/asthma? COVID is a much harder issue
either spreading it over and over
or being miserable/sick over and over.
So more QE, more housing bubble, more SPX bail out,
while the PR machine continues to make people believe this is a litmus test or a conspiracy
we have one shot in Nov to make a major change, but the course of the pandemic is set otherwise. (END)