> Eventually Camp 2) will be seen as the correct one. That sounds somewhat overly deterministic. The situation is always evolving and you can’t predict what wi

> Eventually Camp 2) will be seen as the correct one. That sounds somewhat overly deterministic. The situation is always evolving and you can’t predict what will really happen especially with new variants etc. Of course you may argue that no variant will ever be so dangerous as to warrant lockdowns in a country whose population is largely vaccinated, but a problem as this article pointed out (accurately or with exaggerations) is that if a large portion of the population refuses to be vaccinated, how things will play out doesn’t seem certain.