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Of course you can but there will be trade-offs. Those procedures (tests, vaccinations) can be entirely voluntary (as they are right now). However, then you co
by BjoernKW 5y ago
Of course you can but there will be trade-offs.
Those procedures (tests, vaccinations) can be entirely voluntary (as they are right now).
However, then you could be facing a situation where not enough people get vaccinated or tested for curbing the spread of the virus.
Societies will have to decide if they’re fine with the consequences that entails.
Personally, I think that lockdowns and any other mandatory measures should be lifted once everyone’s vaccinated who wants to be vaccinated.
Others - and societies as a whole - might disagree, though, which from my point of view would be a major problem, especially if continued lockdowns then are still considered the only viable alternative.