In this case, I guess we have to just trust the people that go through the most competitive and intellectually demanding decade of school and professional train

In this case, I guess we have to just trust the people that go through the most competitive and intellectually demanding decade of school and professional training on the planet. They have the benefit of being on the front lines themselves, with the lives of themselves and their coworkers at risk. edit: if it helps avoid distractions, let me say it is obviously not a "benefit" and medical professionals are underappreciated heroes. They deal with infections disease every day, sometimes far more dangerous than covid-19. For them, the danger and planning isn't hypothetical like it is for a vast majority of the commenters here. I trust the medical community to plan for this appropriately more that I trust any other group of professionals.