GoofGoof
Premium Member
To be honest though a true vaccine resistant strain would likely still be a disaster even if we get 90 or 95% of the population vaccinated. If a vaccine resistant mutation pops up anywhere in the world we are still in mortal danger no matter how many people we have vaccinated. We’ve all seen outbreak, all it takes is one guy who is stealing monkeys to get on an airplaneSee, you give us hope.
I'll wait for the dystopian future that arrives if hope doesn't win out.
Then, there's this:
The question isn't if we get one of these or not. The question is, are we doing the things to encourage getting one of these?
Which failure of hope creates the dystopian future that encourages the horror-movie like mutation creating a vaccine resistant strain causing us to start all over?
If we knew that, then we could totally make it happen. Give it that can do attitude.![]()

I don’t disagree that the more we allow the virus to spread the more we risk being the cause of a mutation instead of just a potential victim but that’s why we have to hope that the inflection point that starts to drive cases down is coming very soon and it’s thanks to the vaccines with a little help from some natural immunity.