I never got covid. But, I also rarely ever get sick. I usually get colds once every couple of years.

I have not had flu for 50 years. This was because I learned nasal flushing in the hippie-days of 1970's.

There has been some days of unusually severe nasal irritation in past few years. That is why I have also added drops of Povidone(aka Betadone) to the flush as suggested by the JoeRogan-doctor Peter McCullough.

Never got it. Got all the boosters and vaccinations. I wear a mask when I'm around others in any amount. I limit my exposure to others. When I get home and take off my mask I wash my hands before I do anything else. The moment you let up and breathe other people's air is when you expose yourself to risk.

It's simple, if you don't expose yourself then you won't get it.

Never getting sick in the past or "having a strong immune system" isn't relevant. Having a strong immune system and never getting any of the vaccinations just means that you're at a higher risk for your body attacking itself when you do get it, you'll get serotonin syndrome and related things real hard, you'll autoimmune like crazy.

All these articles act like it's some sort of mystery how humans get this virus. Like it's some sort of oopsie doodle. If people are honest about their contact tracing and what they did up until they came down with it then I'm pretty sure you will find along that timeline a moment where they were just simply exposed to someone else who had the virus and the virus was in the air and they breathed it.