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I don't think that's even possible. I read somewhere that just about 40% of the population has the type of job that can be done from home. A lot of the rest is
by raarts 6y ago
I don't think that's even possible. I read somewhere that just about 40% of the population has the type of job that can be done from home. A lot of the rest is sitting at home due to restaurants, stores closing, but a fair amount of people is required to take care of the ones at home. Bringing them stuff, transporting it all.
I doubt we can win from a virus other than adapting our immune system (and some people dying). Even vaccination might just encourage the virus to evolve.
- dm319 6y agoBy full lockdown I mean similar to the first-wave lockdown in the UK. No travelling for non-essential work, only key workers. Vaccination _is_ adapting the immune system, and exactly combats viral evolution by shutting down the transmission.