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| What I have observed is that as time goes on, that it certainly made sense to ‘slow the spread’ for the first couple months of this deal to allow the health care system get prepared as possible, as most facilities were in no means prepared for this type of situation.
Now that everyone has had over a year to make these changes, everyone should begin returning to ‘normal’ with special protections implemented by those who feel that they are at higher risk. Age, overweight, heart problems, etc.
The longer we try to suppress the virus, the longer it is going to be an issue. It will keep mutating till a variant is so hot that it burns itself out. The vaccine will become less effective as time goes on, because it is just targeting one small sequence in the biological makeup of the virus.
The influenza vaccine that has been around for years always conntains several strains, as it has mutated over centuries to have several troublesome variations.
Corona viruses don’t just disappear, but will be around, but hopefully mutate into a mild non threatening issue. | |
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Tale of 2 cities
