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Negative test results are far more accurate than positive ones, yet positives are treated as infallible fact, even if it's proven to be a false positive) meanwhile getting a negative test result "doesn't necessarily mean you don't actually have it".

You can not transmit a disease that you do not have. Period.

To say that you can isn't Science, it's "$cience™"; Stop gaslighting people.

Fixed it for ya.

No, it's not "illogical". If I haven't been sick at all within the last two years, then I have no reason to assume I'm going to magically wake up on deaths door tomorrow.

Repeatedly testing negative means nothing as far as the possibility of catching it in the future.

Not only is it illogical but your logic seems to be completely backwards ... If you had actually tested positive for covid in the past you would be LESS LIKELY to catch it in the future because you would have antibodies from your original infection helping prevent you from getting it again.

Lastly, you seem to be moving the goalposts. Originally your meme was about simply "catching covid".. now you're talking about "waking up on deaths door". These 2 are not necessarily the same thing.