If we got rid of all living organisms entirely, it stands to reason that the virus wouldn't be able to go on living by itself. Therefore, between the current si

If we got rid of all living organisms entirely, it stands to reason that the virus wouldn't be able to go on living by itself. Therefore, between the current situation and now, there's a point where it's too hard for the virus to keep existing in its current form. There's no reason to suspect that the virus will be able to tackle anything we throw at it without just dying out. It might not be the vaccine, but it'll be something (assuming it doesn't just turn into a common cold eventually and we lose interest.