For the Long Term and for a Species as a Whole, It's Better to Get Sick than to Rely on External Man Made Cures

What happens 100 years from now when human beings have relied on science and chemicals to protect themselves from sickness and then the science suddenly ends?

They are trying to blame mankind for destroying the climate with our technologies, so why aren't they blaming mankind for destroying our immune systems with technology too?

Suppose there is a world war, a pole shift, a super-volcano eruption, an asteroid impact, a massive solar flare...

What happens when there aren't any vaccines or technology to find?

You have an entire species whose immune systems won't know what the fuck to do if it encounters a new disease.

The only way to have a strong immune system is to actually get sick. Your body needs to figure out what to do to protect itself.

The original idea for vaccines was to get someone a little bit sick with an illness so that the body will still learn how to fight it without getting fully sick. Seems logical.

But if you invent new technologies to replace what the immune system does, we'll all have to rely on that technology and will become weaker over time.

Where did I learn this? I read the back of a melatonin bottle. It said that you shouldn't take it every night for long periods of time because your body can then become dependent on it for sleep.

It's a very simple concept.

If you depend on a chemical or technology to keep you healthy or to perform a function, you'll eventually become dependent on it.

I don't get sick anymore because I've gotten sick many times and I know simple tricks to help my body get over illnesses.

My immune system learned from every illness I ever got. That's the way it's supposed to work.