Crepitus
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You wasted a shit load of time and energy, 'cause not one of those articles says what you claim.This is a flat out lie.Every virus that mutates always mutates into something less potent than the original strain of that virus, a virus does not mutate into something more potent than the original strain.
Every years new flu strain is a mutation, some are more deadly, some are less.
I am told by many that when a virus mutates it mutates into a less potent strain ie. less deadly strain.
You are wrong according to the experts, here is one article by some of those experts:
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Here is another article saying the same thing:
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Virus mutations unlikely to mean stronger strain: experts
The coronavirus' constant mutation is unlikely to have changes its potency or its contagiousness, disease experts say, despite recent research suggesting the emergence of a more virulent strain.medicalxpress.com
Here is another article saying the same:
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This article also refer to that article from The Los Angeles Times that I am not able to read, the one you link to in your other post:
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No, the COVID-19 virus is not getting more contagious - Alliance for Science
Or at least, there’s no strong evidence for it yet. You might have seen an avalanche of scary-looking headlines over the past couple of days suggesting that the COVID-19 virus is mutating into more virulent forms. As reported in the Washington Post, one group of researchers “believes the virus...allianceforscience.cornell.edu
Here is another article that says the same:
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The Coronavirus Is Mutating. But That May Not Be A Problem For Humans
As the virus makes copies of itself, errors may creep in, changing its genetic makeup. Researchers are trying to determine if the changes are significant.www.npr.org