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Which is obviously a colloquialism, and has nothing to do with the meaning of the question. Will the virus become endemic and be a common illness? Yes. Focusi
by timr 5y ago
Which is obviously a colloquialism, and has nothing to do with the meaning of the question.
Will the virus become endemic and be a common illness? Yes.
Focusing on the "common cold" is a way of making the question about severity, which is clearly not the intent.
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- anamexis 5y agoThat certainly is not clear to me, and in any case not reason to be dismissive and rude about a good answer.
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- timr 5y agoIt's a digression to make an ideological argument about the severity of Covid, and imply that it cannot therefore be endemic. A "severe" disease can indeed be endemic, and the "common cold" actually kills a substantial number of people every year. They're completely orthogonal concepts.