3. Beyond even Long Covid, and as I previously noted, I consider it highly likely that a virus that has the capacity to both adversely affect cognition and re-infect a seemingly limitless number of times will likely be a serious risk factor for future neurocognitive disease.

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2. Fundamentally, this is why I avoid infection. I value my physical and cognitive health, as I suspect the majority of people do. I understand the data on Long Covid prevalence, and, personally, I know many people who have it. This hard data and my own experience drives me.

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1. The bottom line: SARS-CoV-2 only emerged in late 2019. No-one can know the long-term effects of repeated infections, but with anosmia and cognitive dysfunction as common symptoms, the assumption I make is that there is a tsunami of early-onset neurocognitive diseases coming.

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ok they’re fine we’re debating if this place is actually haunted like this is somehow a question

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two of the people in our party went out for a walk an hour ago and haven’t come back

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