> Also nobody is arguing for "lockdown until we have a vaccine" Some pepole in Italy were actually arguing for stronger limitations for 18-24 months until a v

> Also nobody is arguing for "lockdown until we have a vaccine" Some pepole in Italy were actually arguing for stronger limitations for 18-24 months until a vaccine was ready, and IIRC someone mentioned on HN a similar strategy (2 months closed - 1 months open) suggested for the UK. So, there are people (in the authority chain) proposing for that. Whether they'll get listened to or not, it is another matter entirely. Personally I hope they don't.