Overwhelm the system?
Listening to Commo, it seems that many have forgotten that the reason to do their "lockdown" was to "flatten the curve". THAT does not reduce the number of cases.
The attached explanation of flattening the curve show the reality of this ..... THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES DOES NOT CHANGE !!!! ..... IF the system is not overwhelmed, (which currently it has not been in most cases), the total number of deaths eventually will be the same based on the morbidity of the virus. It could be lessened by vaccines etc ONLY if we remain locking everyone down until vaccines are widely available. THAT wait is insanity.
With the actions of governments currently there can be no herd immunity developed.
Herd immunity could develop MUCH faster than waiting for the "vaccine".
The attached explanation of flattening the curve show the reality of this ..... THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES DOES NOT CHANGE !!!! ..... IF the system is not overwhelmed, (which currently it has not been in most cases), the total number of deaths eventually will be the same based on the morbidity of the virus. It could be lessened by vaccines etc ONLY if we remain locking everyone down until vaccines are widely available. THAT wait is insanity.
With the actions of governments currently there can be no herd immunity developed.
Herd immunity could develop MUCH faster than waiting for the "vaccine".
Herd immunity is a joke. This virus is now part of our environment. People need to start taking care of their immune systems. People need to stop being obese, while we're at it. Look at the news stories of people taken in their prime and tell me how many aren't obese. But no. People will keep the extra 70 pounds on and wait for the government to produce another cure-all. There are anti-virals showing real promise, but it will hardly be reported. The vaccine will be better for controlling the livestock (you and me).
Doesn't it seem this is now being ignored as the purpose and it has morphed into reducing cases (which lockdown does not do in the long run.)
Sometimes our own negative bias can keep us from looking at valid information?