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Two things. A) I did not mention social distancing at all. It may be in a pool of measures needed to handle this (see other island nations who have managed tha
by hatenberg 7y ago
Two things.
A) I did not mention social distancing at all. It may be in a pool of measures needed to handle this (see other island nations who have managed that so far) but still not the topic of the comment.
- We don't know yet if there can be hard immunity yet. Probably, maybe likely at least short term, but
B) Herd immunity. It's not a strategy. It's just saying 'let's pray. The costs of just doing that are unknown but have risks based on what we know from many other virii. Risks, not certainties. Regardless
- It won't happen at 60% given the infectiousness of this pathogen. Not even close. We are at much higher vaccination rates (86%) for measles (R0=18) globally.
- It may wane after a few months
Herd immunity right now is a fancy word for The Vast Majority of people will get it.
- Unknown_Unknown 7y agoNot trying to undermine your post here, but can you please at least provide some sources and whether you are an expert in the field?