> It’s time to admit defeat and plan for what that looks like and stop pretending like anything at this point is going to make this virus go away. This isn’t d

> It’s time to admit defeat and plan for what that looks like and stop pretending like anything at this point is going to make this virus go away. This isn’t defeat though? Winning doesn’t mean nobody gets the virus, it means we’re minimised ham and impact as much as possible, where possible. We might all get it, but there’s no reason for us all to get it at the same time and cause undue stress on our hospital system. > really don’t see the point unless you’re immune compromised or at some other high risk Because I have an active lifestyle and don’t really feel like risking chronic fatigue or lung damage unnecessarily? Because I have things I want to do, and having to sit at home isolating and being sick impacts my social life negatively? Because even if it’s not covid, I’m kinds of liking not sharing the air with that random person on public transport with some infection?