Is it nature taking it's course ? ( Archived) (10)

of course it is. The world is overcrowded with people who hardly have a natural enemy, except bacteria, insects, and people themselves. And the people are doing a lot of harm to mother nature, with polluting the environment. The more people, the more pollution and trash. But also more nature has to be destroyed, for every man and woman need there food, so we need more and more cattle and ground for fields with corn, soja, palmoil etc.
Today I heard on dutch television the vaccins probably only work for three months. The Netherlands a rather small, but crowded country with about 17.5 million people needs 6 months to vaccinate everybody, the vaccin only seems to work for three months, so then we never get rid of the virus unless a large group of people die.
I always thought we would get a civil war within our borders against the islamists that try to devastate our culture, now I think we are facing a third world war, against the virus.
And of course it ain't nice to lose relatives or to become ill, but somehow humanity needed this virus. The more people die, the bigger the chance for the others to survive.

A few days ago I listened to one doctor who was explaining that.

Since every person and every organism is different, each time the virus enters another person's body it mutates a little. Those mutations are small and the vaccine should cover them. But, if people keep spreading the virus, then the virus will mutate too much and the improved vaccine will have to be made. Thus, it's still very important not to get infected and infect others. That way we will keep the vaccine working and prevent the virus to mutate too much.