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No, we will not. The virus spreads when people are close and breathe. And then there are animal reservoirs. This virus isn't going anywhere until we develop an
by bufferoverflow 5y ago
No, we will not. The virus spreads when people are close and breathe. And then there are animal reservoirs.
This virus isn't going anywhere until we develop an actual vaccine that stops it. I, personally, bet on CRISPR-based or similar solution.
Filtering air will slow it down, but it cannot stop it.