Would I die if...

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Originally Posted by stonedape

Bull shit. I got super sick when I was 2 and had to go to the hopsital. It's defintely possible for babies to get very sick and die. It depends on the strength of their imune system. Some babies are healthy and have a strong immune system and don't get sick.

But if you were kept in sterile environment for along time your immune system would not be up to par and if you got sick you would be more likely to die. You wouldn't neccissarily die, but the risk would be much higher.

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So you're agreeing with me, good job. I've already said the person in the sterilized bubble would get sicker than the average person of the same age, more than likely. I don't see why they'd die though.

If they're kept in a bubble all of their life and then set loose, there's no reason to say they're going to die when they come into contact with germs. If that were true, babies would die once they're born.

Not really. Babies are usually fairly healthy when they leave the hospital, if not they usually don't leave the hospital. But I agree with you to a point. It's not that likely they would die, but there is a possibility of it. Theres a possibility for almost anyone to die if the get sick enough. If someone kept in a sterile environment their entire life and then caught a serious case of pnemonia I think they have a chance of dying. But just going outside for a minute wouldn't kill you. It's really a vague question.

It wouldn't be healthy. Then again, it probably would become boring before it became unhealthy.

I never said the second he left he would drop dead, I said he could get really sick faster then die.

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Originally Posted by EchoSun13

I never said the second he left he would drop dead, I said he could get really sick faster then die.

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Fact. (Dying might only be slightly faster than a normal person, but still)

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[/QUOTE]If they're kept in a bubble all of their life and then set loose, there's no reason to say they're going to die when they come into contact with germs. If that were true, babies would die once they're born.[/QUOTE]

Lies...

The baby has his or her mother helping them live, her blood and her food, her defens system keeps them alive,

Now if you are born and put in a bubble, and at the age of 16 walked out a cold would be ten times worse because you never been near those types of germs and other virues..


Blah.....

Try it out and report back in 50 years.

Ok...Im getting in the bubble.