New Covid variant named Mu

[Durian Fiend]

Don't get all high and mighty with me when every single one of you pompous vaccinated people are asymptomatic carriers of the virus just like I am. 

The sanctimonious attitude is ridiculous.

Since you were previously infected, the likelihood of spreading the virus to others from a new infection within you is drastically reduced, just as it is with those who've been vaccinated.  Natural immunity is a real thing, and you've got it.  

Regarding Mu, IMO you're making a mountain out of a molehill.  Protection against severe disease, and even to some degree infection, remains in place for those who've been vaccinated or sick previously with coronavirus.  

Mu is a variant of interest, that is all.  Considering it's been around since January, this variant is currently looking rather wimpy compared to Delta. 

   "We will probably have a variant of what we call a variant of interest identified every few weeks," Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady said Tuesday. "Like that's how this virus works. Variants of interest just mean we've seen a number of the same genetic mutations emerge and scientists around the world are on the lookout for it every single time. A virus anywhere in the world gets this genetic sequence, it gets updated into a database that's shared internationally, so we can really see what's emerging. When a variant of interest emerges, it says, 'Oh, this is something we should watch a little bit.'"