This is my take on the economic effects of covid19. Why is it wrong? Let's tear this thing apart.pic.twitter.com/GEgE808jU0
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2) if you keep the virus at 1/1000 and cycle over an entire year, you get 13-15 cycles a year (assuming 3 week cycle time). So at a maximum 15/1000 can be infected. That's 1.5% of population. You can't let the virus run while keeping health care system under capacity
There's a key point that needs to be mentioned here. With each successive way the r0 falls because a portion of the population is immune. It basically falls exponentially with each wave because it becomes harder and harder for the virus to spread.