There's a vaccine.
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There is a POTENTIAL vaccine, but it needs to be tested and producing billions of doses will take a while
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Until we've all gotten it slowly enough to not overwhelm the medical system
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So to slow the spread that it passes through the entire population over a longer period of time? But projections I've seen said this would likely take like... ten years or something.
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Until the virus completes it's life cycle in existing carriers and dies out due to lack of new hosts. The virus has to leave the body as part of its life cycle.
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Fascism possibly.
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until the slope on the logarithmic charts on https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ starts to go down
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Allegedly, there's a tendency for the virus to "expire". If it stops spreading uncontrollably, sick people will be cured, viruses on surfaces will die and the current chaos will be under control again
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yep, and one assumes it will, like similar viruses, have a harder time spreading in warm weather (i think there is even some direct evidence of this for covid-19). You should not expect the lockdowns to continue through summer.
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But the latest discourse i've been seeing has been saying that flattening the curve enough will spread it out over a full decade and i don't think we plan on hiding indoors for that long
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