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I heard a quip that the east way to tell whether omicron is in a room was “is there air in the room?” (When omicron was new.) Basically the new variants are so
by ianai 4y ago
I heard a quip that the east way to tell whether omicron is in a room was “is there air in the room?” (When omicron was new.)
Basically the new variants are so transmissible that if they’re in an area it’s like avoiding a tsunami.
Which isn’t to say individual avoidance should be given up. Do as much as you want (and I still wear N95 and gloves in certain situations). But society writ large can’t abate this level of spread.
We could see growing numbers of long covid sufferers for quite some time. Or, the virus might give us a break as sometimes happens in outbreaks. We should all hope it doesn’t mutate into something far worse, but it can’t be ruled out.