Some of us noted waaaay back in March 2020 that pretty much everybody was destined to get COVID at some point. Some folks took about two years to come around to that obvious conclusion.
Either way, it was the truth:
One scientific model for COVID-19 cases now estimates that some 73% of Americans are currently immune to Omicron, and that figure could jump to 80% by the middle of next month, according to a new report.
"About half of eligible Americans have received booster shots, there have been nearly 80 million confirmed infections overall and many more infections have never been reported," according to the Associated Press.
"We have changed," Ali Mokdad, a professor at the University of Washington, told the wire service. "We have been exposed to this virus and we know how to deal with it."
Yeah, well, some of us "knew how to deal with it" a whopping two years ago: Stay home if you're sick, live normally if you're not, be healthy, get lots of fresh air and sunshine—in other words, pretty much the opposite of what the health establishment told us to do.
Don't forget, meanwhile, that many, many people were predicting that things would be much worse than they turned out to be:
It's good to see these immunity numbers, even if the people running the COVID hysteria machine probably aren't thrilled with them.
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