Why don't we just stop Covid by

Question

creating our own mutation that is highly contagious and extremely dominant. But harmless to humans...

NoPie · Accepted Answer

Our science is not that good.Basically you want a virus that really is a vaccine. The current vaccines are far from perfect because apparently we don't know how to make them better. Expressing such a vaccine as a contagious virus would not better but would only create more risks.

brodouevencode · Answer

Wasn&rsquo;t that kind of meddling what got us here in the first place?

helph67 · Answer

Helps to be fully vaccinated and ensure vitamin D is optimum. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7973108/

mikewarot · Answer

I believe, but opinions vary wildly, that doing experiments with variations of naturally occurring virii (to try to head off a future threat) is what got us into this mess in the first place.

Why don't we just stop Covid by

creating our own mutation that is highly contagious and extremely dominant. But harmless to humans...

Our science is not that good.
Basically you want a virus that really is a vaccine. The current vaccines are far from perfect because apparently we don't know how to make them better. Expressing such a vaccine as a contagious virus would not better but would only create more risks.

Wasn’t that kind of meddling what got us here in the first place?

Helps to be fully vaccinated and ensure vitamin D is optimum. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7973108/

I believe, but opinions vary wildly, that doing experiments with variations of naturally occurring virii (to try to head off a future threat) is what got us into this mess in the first place.