who says it’s is truly rapidly mutating? ONLY those who want the public to believe it is some new virus and super deadly and mutating super fast.
I think the gene therapy spike proteing crap is what is helping spread whatever the illness is.
with literally hundreds of corona viruses existing before this thing came on the scene, and the fact most of 2020 and 2021 the tests could be altered to amplify sample from any similar corona virus and home test kits could be designed to test positive for more then one type corona virus or have it in the kit already so anyone with runny nose snot or not,twists a “test” swab - good likely hood most people had some version of excisting corona virus or flu.
the spike protein crap not only killing and harming many, likely isn’t good for unvaxxed to be around long periods of time without them being immunally weakened in some way.
#2 rarely kills by itself? even italy when it cut out 3/4 of it’s deathwith covid to become death by covid number was still a sizable chunk of people to have died from whatever covid is, so it’s not rare.
there are various flus so no, but your brother is likely immune to that flu. Just as when you survive one corona virus you no longer catch that one but one of the hundreds of others always circulating the earth various places & times of the year.
Point is, “that flu” won’t be “that flu” fairly shortly. And in adulthood it usually takes a fairy serious disease to give lasting immunity in any case - your body would burn itself out if it tried to mount a full scale defense against reinfection for every infection that comes along.
We’ve known about Flu and Cold virus mutations for decades. It’s not like this is “new” knowledge or some new phenomenon*, except that COVID has a higher CFR than typical cold viruses.
*Don’t believe me? Do your own research.
(Even many childhood diseases are dangerous if caught as an adult - so we’ve adapted to typically get them as kids, when they are less dangerous, and gain good immunity, because the alternative was rather deadly... Somebody may have a different stat, but I think it’s fairly safe to say mumps, for example, is a lot more dangerous at age 40 than is COVID. We might develop a mumps like resistance pattern eventually, with COVID, but the pressure on us to do so is not as high as it was with mumps. I’m guessing for COVID it could take 10,000 years.)
Aside: My Dad did a lot of work in plant genetics of plants and the genetics of diseases that attack them. (This was not GMO stuff - rather it was based on selection of “strong” disease resistant plants and hybridization, etc. In the latter part of his career Dad got to using electron microscope scans and other modern techniques to help identify genetic codes - pretty cool stuff, really!) In any event, this is not EXACTLY the same, but there are many parallels. Keeping ahead of even plant diseases is very difficult and the work never ends, esp. with demand always rising.