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Originally Posted by cabmando

I came across this article this morning. I thought it was an interesting take.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/a-johns-hopkins-professor-predicts-the-us-will-reach-herd-immunity-by-april-but-many-experts-arent-so-optimistic/ar-BB1dRhJZ?li=BBnb7Kz

It makes logical sense on some level. Given the number of asymptomatic cases out there its very possible that more people were infected than we thought, and simply didn't go out and get tested. In fact we've been reading for months that the infection rates were much higher than we know... (Usually some media outlet trying to pronounce doom)

...but then it begs the question as to whether these folks developed an an immunity and how long it will last. Certainly not all will - maybe only a few. I've seen data that suggests an asymptomatic case may not bring immunity.