Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock View Post
That is a very interesting piece .

The fact that SARS was only a problem from people that were very ill , so easier to detect and control.
SARS never really hit the heights expected
Coronavirus has many shapes and sizes , normally only giving the cold or flu.
The fact the Chinese are travelling more these days is also put down as a factor .
Perhaps / hopefully my assumptions are incorrect and covid 19 will just fade away .
I started the thread because its how I think things will go
What are you basing that on? I mean, do you have information that suggests that, once a person develops it, they are immune for ever? Or, do you have information that suggests that, if you have one of the 40+ strains of it, you cannot get any of the others?

Perhaps you have evidence that there won't be a covid-21, or covid-24? Or, perhaps you have evidence that a vaccine is easy when, if you consider it, the other coronavirus we know is the common cold (mild, but no cure). Do you only get the common cold once? I've had it twice this year already.

There is every chance that we will have lockdowns for the next 5 years or more. I would suggest that Governments will be a lot quicker to close borders next time.

Your comment was that "we will all get it", implying we should just get out there and get it. But, even young people are dying. Is that genetic? Or is it because they were infected with more of the virus than other people?