> is that we don't want to stop an endemic. In my opinion, there's no significant levers left to push to affect infection rates much. Of course, we should be

> is that we don't want to stop an endemic. In my opinion, there's no significant levers left to push to affect infection rates much. Of course, we should be doing everything reasonable we can to tamp down COVID (and the flu). But short of permanent quarantine or forcing anti-vaxxers to get vaccinated, I'm not sure what there's left to do. (It would be nice if we could socially normalize and encourage wearing a mask when one feels slightly sick, too).