>> I've not been jabbed (I don't do vaccines) but my wife has. She could still
>> contract the virus which could mutate as per the above, and end up killing me.
I don't imagine it working quite like that. The mutations happen anyway, but the vaccine-resistant ones successfully infect a bigger proportion when the former prevalent ones die out/are suppressed by the vaccine.
The more cases there are, the more the virus reproduces and the more mutations there are. So if cases are reduced by the vaccine, then so is the number of mutations. It's not a cases of the virus trying to infect your wife, finding its prospects limited by her newly made anti-bodies, and deciding to mutate.
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