The acknowledgement of it being endemic doesn't necessitate that we put up with covid's destructive nature. It's still the case that: 1. A large number of peop

The acknowledgement of it being endemic doesn't necessitate that we put up with covid's destructive nature. It's still the case that: 1. A large number of people globally don't have access to the vaccine yet. 2. A large proportion of the USA's population either doesn't feel motivated to get the vaccine or is explicitly opposed to it. There will come a day where we collectively say that enough is enough and we've done all we can, but there is still a lot of work to do before we get to that point. Managing the spread and improving vaccination numbers will overall reduce the damage done to people and the health system when we reach that point.