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Who like me is worried about where all this is going to lead
Who thinks like me we all not out of the woods yet
Who thinks like me they got to stop world trave till the world is on top of this
Who thinks like me it going to be 2025 before we get anything like normalty back
Who thinks lkie me we all going to have to find ways around this to life some thing of a life
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over a year ago
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"Who like me is worried about where all this is going to lead
Who thinks like me we all not out of the woods yet
Who thinks like me they got to stop world trave till the world is on top of this
Who thinks like me it going to be 2025 before we get anything like normalty back
Who thinks lkie me we all going to have to find ways around this to life some thing of a life
Now going to open this up see what folk have to say"
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The virus, like others, will mutate and huge volumes of infected people gives it ample opportunity to do this. Only by reducing those infection volumes will the mutation numbers fall, thus making fewer that could be variants of concern.
The virus will be around for years, possibly forever. It's unlikely that International travel will be stopped.
We can certainly retain measures to control what may enter the country. The UK is ahead of most countries with vaccination, so we're vulnerable without restrictions.
Restrictions and the vaccines will be the 2 tools that everywhere has. I'm assuming that a graded response, depending on where travellers have been, will continue for a few years. Perhaps travellers from the EU, once safer, and similar locations, will just require negative test results.
In the meantime, we need to make it affordable for people here to isolate, when infected. As we're not eradicating the virus, if it remains a problem, it only continues if people are socially active, including being at work or out and about.
There's discussion that once projected impacts are similar to an illness like flu, that it may become an unwelcome fact of life, that we wouldn't do much about, apart from having the vaccines and monitoring the world for dangerous variants. We may mirror the approaches taken elsewhere, so that we don't become less inviting as a destination. |
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"Who like me is worried about where all this is going to lead
Who thinks like me we all not out of the woods yet
Who thinks like me they got to stop world trave till the world is on top of this
Who thinks like me it going to be 2025 before we get anything like normalty back
Who thinks lkie me we all going to have to find ways around this to life some thing of a life
Now going to open this up see what folk have to say
No
Yes
No
No
Yes"
I don't worry where this is all going to end. Because quite simply, we have not arrived there yet. I could conjecture all sorts of scenarios, but none have have to pass yet. To me, it's a waste of energy pontificating. (If I was in a job that involved forward-planning, my answer would be different, ofc).
Definitely not out of the woods yet. We will not be until the pandemic has been dealt with world-wide.
Severely restricting/curtailing is a good idea. It limits viral pockets to limited areas, denying the virus opportunity to spread and increased chance to mutate.
I'm not going to predict dates as that is fruitless. How about, it will be resolved when it is resolved instead ? When the time is right. When things fall in to place. Too many data points to make a guess.
Of course. It's what humans do. We adapt and overcome. We excel at this. All things change. Entropy exists in everything.
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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago
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"I cannot live in fear of this virus but I can happily live with being very aware of its movements, I'll keep my safety routines that I am happy with regardless of the current situation"
Same here. I am not that worried about it and I also have my usual routines  |
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