Cecilie1200
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For those who cried their eyes out over "death panels" eleven years ago I would a mandate lockdowns continue until a proven Covid-19 antiviral is available. For all others I'd go with historic practices conducted during the swine flu virus. Things like instructing doctors to perform test of virus with patients showing symptoms, identifying and warning groups at risk, advising folks of appropriate precaution they may choose to take, mandating the shut down of schools for 14 days upon a student coming down with the disease, etc.
Okay, and then what happens? We lock down for a year, or two years - because you're insane if you think a "proven antiviral" is going to turn up sooner - and what's the rest of the picture look like? How does the world work in that scenario? What happens if Covid-19 turns out to be a mutating virus, the way the flu and the common cold are, and it's never possible to create that "proven antiviral"?
Stop pretending that there's only just the biological part to this and everything else that exists in life just goes into some sort of stasis.