I guess a primary question is how did a variant come to be---i.e. the Covid somehow decided I'll have a child and then another and then another-?--sorry, simplified---but it sounds like the vaccines for Covid aren't that efficient lessening a tough case of something we used to call the flu. Why is each variant related to the Covid---isn't each a flu, like mosts of us have had at one time or another? We didn't feel great, felt lousy at times---we drank fluids, at chicken noodle soup, sometimes were given an antibiotic or got a shot in the rear because we had a significant temp. So, why is there ongoing variants---basicall what caused them and why are we not calling them "the flu" and dealing with them like we always have. One report (not sure from where) said this past week "there were more deaths from the flu than there were from covid" which makes me question just about everything related to the covid and its "children".