I wasnt twisting anything. Unless the information presented on how vaccines work has intentionally been misrepresented

Vaccines is your position, and you misinterpreted how it being an advancement in medicine could remedy the symptoms of genetic predisposition. In this case being the diseases that you mentioned polio, small pox etc.

Do vaccines cure diseases, yes or no?

Strawmaning my argument yes or no?

>.>

You're putting words in my mouth

No I'm calling you out

Calling out what?

@Null are you suggesting that vaccines do nothing?

You disingenuous manner of debate

having a genetic vunerability to an illness doesnt make a vaccine work any differently

Vaccines cure diseases, I did not say that they cure genetic predisposition

You said that

vaccines dont really cure diseases

thats not an entirely accurate statement

@shadowlessnexus not at all they prevent disease. But if there was no predisposition or vulnerability for it then there would be no need for it.

1V1 tekken Fight Should clear all this Shit up TBH.

@Rhunespire incorrect

@Null well there is though. because diseases mutate all the time

and if its serious enough you want a vaccine for a mutated strain

And the strain after that ideally

@shadowlessnexus virology is a different beast entirely because depending on the manner of replication their mutation rates can be slow or fast.

well sure. but my point here is that just being genetically resistant to a virus doesnt mean much

especially since in some cases you can just become a carrier

im not a virologist or anything like that

There is always that possibility, same thing with people being naturally immune

It's a genetic arms race, once we close a door the virus or pathogen looks for a window to enter but if you continually deny them they'lol eventually bugger off.

meh. you guys hash it out. imma go to the store and get some stuff.

I have nothing else here. I was waiting for Zodds opinion on something from earlier

No Comment @Rhunespire , The term mgtow is up for interpretation at this point and No one should Claim it TBH.

i do claim ahri tho

I dont disagree

@Rhunespire latent immunity is because of genetic mutation that renders that person resistant or straight up immune because of subtly changes in how the body works.

Ahri is Mid tier at best

I'm well aware of how latent immunity works.

says the nigga that doesnt even have a waifu

Know what heterozygous advantage is?

or is that mufflepuff?

However, if vaccines only cure the symptoms and not the disease then they arent vaccines

@Null heterozygous sounds familiar but didnt study a lot of biology in college

vaccines dont cure anything. they basically give the body a weak copy of the virus so that it knows what to look out for