>>Certainly it would. I don't think that's the point. At the healthiest point in my life, immigrants from China came to my high school and infected me with Chickenpox. It was terrible. It eventually was cured. Yet shingles came from that many years later. Immunity is not perfect by a long shot. Nor is intelligence. We use technology to supplement our weaknesses. Yet anti-vaxxers and flat earthers abound.
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>OK, I'm not going to get into chickenpox and shingles.
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>Agreed, immunity is not 100%. It's not binary. Whether we like it or not, life is often about playing the percentages.
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>I guess what I am saying is that the "verbal contract" of responsibility in our society is so badly broken.
>We need for our leaders to be honest and straight with us. Without a doubt, Trump and his people were jackasses, but Fauci and the CDC were FAR from straight with citizens.
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>And citizens need to behave responsibly, far more than we've seen.

And when someone comes with real science the stupid are free to mob them. That is wrong.