[ifinnegan]

There have been 41 million cases world wide. 8.5 million in the U.S.

And they think they found one or two cases of re Infection? Ten?

It’s trivial. In fact proves immunity is conferred overwhelmingly.

[TigersEye]

Does this now make five people out of the 41 million confirmed cases worldwide that have been “re-infected?” Or is this the guy who was number four?

[norcal joe]

From the article: "But, with only two examples, it is still unclear how frequently reinfections occur. And with 26 million known coronavirus infections worldwide so far..."

So two "reinfections" out of 26,000,000 (or 41,000,000 if you prefer Worldometers numbers).

Just flukes of nature. Why write a paper about it? Why draw any conclusions about it regarding vaccines, etc.? And why post it?

[BenLurkin]

[Hypo2]

2 reinfections out of how million cases?

My first thought? Were the original 2 tests false positives?

How many 1000s of false positives out of the millions of “confirmed” cases?

[Crucial]

Is this even the same strain of coronavirus that these people are getting reinfected with? Do these people have underlying conditions?

I have found that scientists rarely employ Occums Razor anymore. Usually the simplest explanation is the right one. These days they over-think and overcomplicate their investigations.

[Nifster]

Oh noes 😱😱😱😱 We’re all gonna die

[mware]

Sounds like chickenpox, not common but a few people got it a second time. Always thought it was because they had slight cases.