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Mr. Tea

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Is it inconceivable that people have voluntarily modified their behaviour to avoid catching or passing on the virus as a spontaneous response to the big rise in cases in the last few months, even before a new lockdown was brought in?

That's good, isn't it? People acting in rational self-interest without having to be cajoled or threaten into "behaving themselves" by the overbearing State?
 

haji

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My friend just got his 2nd posiitive covid test, with 3 negatives in between 😳 the first was in April,
no bad symptoms so far thank goodness (he's in a situation where he gets regular tests)
 

mixed_biscuits

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Public Health England have noticed some reinfections in their longitudinal monitoring (in which they test ppl repeatedly over time) but I don't think it's many at all. Maybe it's a false positive :)
 

Mr. Tea

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That assertion needs a modicum of evidence.
As does the assertion that it's herd immunity, given that seropostive rates even in London are still under 10%, and you need at least 70% for herd immunity to occur.

You still haven't explained why this disease should be any different, beyond a hunch by a statistician that "maybe 50% of us are naturally immune already, for some reason."
 

Mr. Tea

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As does herd immunity... it's not the default answer you seem to think it is.
It's also present much dead in the water, having been exposed as a pet project by three hucksters who staged a fancy "declaration" that was then signed by thousands of "doctors" with names such as Dr Harold Shipman and Professor Johnny Bigbollocks.
 

mixed_biscuits

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The more people that have had it, the harder transmission is...London has been hit hardest hence now has low transmission.

It's not rocket science.
 
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