On: Had Covid? You’ll probably make antibodies for a l...

[gurleen_s]

I don’t know anything about how effective that might be, but I imagine the logistics of transporting a live, deadly virus would be a nightmare.

[nednar → gurleen_s]

In many locations you have hospitals close by with covid stations. So you could bring the people to the virus.

[gls2ro → nednar]

Wouldnt this just create the environment for a more resistant virus in a shorter period of time?

I did not calculated the chances yet but here is what my probability intuition is saying

Having 50% of population go through virus in one year creates a less fit environment for a more resistant mutation than having 50% of population being exposed to virus in 2-3 months.

Like more encounters over a shorter period of time is a good environment to allow survival of resistant mutations.

[insaneirish → nednar]

And that would work how, exactly?

[nednar → insaneirish]

For me, this would be a point where I would fully rely on the experts for deciding how to implement that step and check if the plan is feasible. I don't recommend executing such ideas without syncing with authorities and experts.

That shouldn't stop us from brain storming, though, and allow experts to decide, if it's an interesting idea or stupid.

[sebmellen → insaneirish]

Walk the people through the respiratory ICU ward without PPE? Not endorsing it, just brainstorming...