I'm not confining myself to a room, or wearing a mask, ever again

Odds of dying from hantavirus: 1 in 30-35M

Odds of dying from a lightning strike: 1 in 15-20M

Odds of dying in a car accident 1 in 8,000-9,000

Odds of dying from medical error: 1 in 1,000-1,400

If someone is telling you to freak out about Hantavirus, they're lying to you.

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odds of dying from this new strain: 2 in 5

FALSE

The strain isn't new, just "the newest". It was discovered in 1995.

That’s good, since virus outbreaks happen every year.

And couple of months later people develop natural immunity.

If they survive the infection.

Yeah, either a new strain or new virus. I honestly don't think it's worth all the fuss, and I don't trust most of the vaccines either.

Why don’t you trust most of the vaccines? They weren’t all put on a fast track like the ones for Covid-19 were.

Ok, I think my words were wrong here. I'll take my required vaccines, it's just the ones for Covid and not Haunta that I don't really trust.

Didn’t know there even was a vax for hantavirus

They're fast-tracking that one as we speak. They'll have a "fresh one" before it becomes a "pandemic level threat"

It will never become a pandemic because it doesn’t spread from human to human.

True

. . .give them time. . .

"Gain of function research"
During COVID, Boston college was working to make COVID deadlier.

For once, I am considering joining the empire, lol

No shit. There is none.

Read on and you’ll see he says they are fast tracking a vax for it. Although it sounds like it wound be ready for years.

Because they're putting the mRNA goop that doesn't work in Flu vaxxes and other vaxxes now. And in food like pork.

Because even if they work as intended and have zero side effects, they still bypass your immune system and short circuit your natural immunity. Of course they all have side effects and most don't work (like the flu vaccine being 4% effective, whereas vitamin D is 14% effectiveat suggested doses).

They don’t bypass your immune system. Do you think it’s the vaccine that fights off infections?
What they do is train your immune system to recognize and fight specific germs and viruses without you having to contract the disease itself. The same antibodies are created whether you contracted the disease or got a vaccination. It’s why some people claim the flu vaccine gave them the flu. Their body thinks active flu germs are in their system so it starts fighting them off sometimes with the same symptoms as if they had the real virus.

Yes and a specific part of the process is assessing the danger level, which vaccines jump to "maximum danger" disrupting the entire system.

You need to weigh the danger level of a vaccine with the danger of contracting and spreading the disease.

No, I'm talking about the immune system assessing the danger level, that determines how long the immune system "remembers" the correct immune response.
Flu and cold get a low rating because they are RNA and immunity will only be effective for a few months. Whereas something like measles is DNA and highly damaging so once you get it, you have a lifelong immunity assigned by your immune system.

it causes liver failure bruh