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I don’t have your education, I had to look up what seroprevalence means 
just want to make sure I understand your tweet, does this mean it’s unlikely that herd immunity is possible?
Herd immunity - in the absence of a vaccine - is indeed not possible under any reasonable public health scenario (we could get to herd immunity, but that would require us being willing to kill ~1% of the population and leave many more with severe long-term effects).
Thank you very much for explaining this, it is appreciated.
Great question and follow up.
So when I tell people I’m not making any plans for 18-24 months and we plan to remain in more or less the same situation we’ve been in despite whatever everyone else decides to do, I’m not being “alarmist”?
It would seem not Amalia keep safe
So lock down forever, got it 
This strikes me as something like shingles where we need a vaccine for the elders and a treatment for the youngers
That’s my professional PTA mom opinion
Can I ask how Spanish flu went away in the end, as there was (I presume) no vaccine? Didn't people either die of it, get it and survive it or develop herd immunity?
I also heard that it ended with herd immunity. And I read in the following article that the 1918 flu had a dispersion factor (k) of 1, while it's estimated to be as low as 0.1 for COVID-19, so I suppose that means seroprevalence was much higher in 1918.https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/05/why-do-some-covid-19-patients-infect-many-others-whereas-most-don-t-spread-virus-all …
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