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While much of that sounds authoritative, I'm afraid too much of it is based on wishful speculation. Like you (and all of us, I imagine), I'm hopeful that things are improving soon as well. But if our individual and collective actions are driven by mob rule and political implications, in conflict with scientific realities, it seems unlikely that the outcome will be positive - let alone optimal. When epidemiologists are tasked with developing guidelines on what it will take to manage these outbreaks long-term, and those are discarded and hidden, the science doesn't change, only the outcome does.
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