Joe90 wrote:
Vaccines take years to develop, and some diseases they have never found a vaccine for. Take the common cold for example. That's a type of coronavirus, but there's no cure for that at all. You've just got to let it run its course. Same with stomach flu. Viruses that spread from human to human very easily are the hardest to cure. It seems that this COVID-19 is going to turn out to be another unavoidable virus just like colds, flus, coughs and noroviruses.
So then what's going to happen? Humans may never be able to hug again. Large social gatherings will become permanently outlawed. Vulnerable people will have to stay isolated forever and may never work again. Strict social distancing will always be life from now on. All key workers (including myself) will be under pressure to keep working to avoid spread of the coronavirus, meaning we will be unable to take any paid holiday. Leisure, tourism, flights and holidays won't exist any more.
Life will just be dull. Will it become like this if they cannot find a cure?
The true, yet ugly answer is: Yes.
We entered a new era of humanity.
There’s nothing that indicates that things will go wrong with the vaccine. I’ve heard mostly good things about the progress. It should be available by next summer.
21 Jul 2020, 7:55 pm
