> If we had a 100% vaccination rate we'd be done. For a vaccine that doesn’t confer sterilizing immunity and whose effectiveness wanes rather quickly? To say

> If we had a 100% vaccination rate we'd be done. For a vaccine that doesn’t confer sterilizing immunity and whose effectiveness wanes rather quickly? To say nothing of variants or the fact that this virus has animal reservoirs. Or the impossibility of vaccinating 100% of a population in the first place, nevermind in perpetuity. “Ending it” was always a pipe dream.