I have discussed this in another post and with a few friends contributing to my thinking on the matter. The comments you make are pretty much spot-on.
We have no guarantee for a vaccine. The pressure to relax restrictions will increase over time, and as the curve is flattened, public authorities will comply to the will of the public.
And then there will be a spike, and the restrictions on movement will be imposed again.
It's going to be a bouncing ball between restrictions, relaxing, infection, restrictions etc, until we have a vaccine.
I have doubts whether herd immunity will be a solution. I am not entirely convinced by this argument, but I respect the points they're making.
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We have no guarantee for a vaccine. The pressure to relax restrictions will increase over time, and as the curve is flattened, public authorities will comply to the will of the public.
And then there will be a spike, and the restrictions on movement will be imposed again.
It's going to be a bouncing ball between restrictions, relaxing, infection, restrictions etc, until we have a vaccine.
I have doubts whether herd immunity will be a solution. I am not entirely convinced by this argument, but I respect the points they're making.
https://www.sciencealert.com/why-herd-immunity-will-not-save-us-from-the-covid-19-pandemic