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[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally Posted by Tyrone Slothrop

No, that's just wrong. It is common for a disease to affect different people differently, but that doesn't mean that the reason is genetic. "Something else is at work," yes, but it doesn't mean that it is something in someone's genetic background.



This may be true, but it is a description of your deductive abilities, not the significance of genetics.



There is so much that is beyond comprehension about why people do or don't die in individual circumstances. Saying "it must be genetics" is as rational and explanative as saying "it must be God's will," but if it makes you feel better, go nuts.

Read the links. I expect better than unlettered and irrational replies from you.