tankasnowgod
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I don't think that is possible with many viruses. People catch them yearly (flu, cold) or catch it once and never develop immunity but rather a degeneration (VIH) or flare up (Herpes). So no lifelong immunity. Covid... assuming the thing is real... it is not known yet I guess.
Why do you think that?
People often get colds or the so called "flu" yearly (or several times a year), but the "official" thinking on it is that it is a different strain of virus every time. Considering there are potentially millions/billions/trillions of various types of viruses and other germs out there, and if the "official" thinking is correct, you could still catch a cold every year for a million years, and not have the same virus (or even a similar variant) twice.
Of course, that's if viruses are even the cause in the first place- The "Flu" May Be Simply A Sign/Symptom Of Elevated Endotoxin
As for HIV (which is also written as VIH sometimes), there is no study anywhere to back up the claim "HIV is the probable cause of AIDS." Even the "official" mechanism of degeneration is not the HIV retrovirus itself, but supposedly the Antibodies to fight HIV. When planning a vaccine, they planned to get around this inconvenience by issuing everyone who took the vaccine (and got antibodies) a letter that stated it was okay, not to worry, since they got the vaccine. Apparently, our own antibodies respond very well to paperwork!
Of course, as Peter Duesberg and Kary Mullis have suggested, the real cause of AIDS could likely be due to drugs and other factors. And, of course, Magic Johnson, in his 29th year of being HIV positive, is doing a lot to destroy the idea that somehow, it causes degeneration. He still looks like one of the healthiest 60 year olds on the planet.