I suppose that's a viable concern

But nothing really stopping them doing that now.

There was talk about an immunity wristband or something similar. Just wondered if that is still a thing...

From an international perspective too, if people had an internationally recognised 'immunity stamp' in their passport, or whatever, that could release them from the widespread 14 day quarantines that many countries are imposing.

That still circles back to your point about people trying to get infected to qualify, and the knock on effects of that.

Understandable I suppose. Still issues if a vaccine is never approved though.

Posted By: Jester, May 11, 17:16:11