>That group of thought has not yet managed to prove to anyone that if you catch it now, you'll be immune to a mutated strain. Isn't our current approach of soc

>That group of thought has not yet managed to prove to anyone that if you catch it now, you'll be immune to a mutated strain. Isn't our current approach of social distancing also vulnerable to mutated strains? Except, of course, we keep social distancing forever. Possible mutations affect all strategies in the same way and can't be used as an argument against a strategy.