Post Covid-19 ERA. WORLD Never Will Be The Same.

Discussion in 'Economics' started by 1957may10, Apr 20, 2020.

  1. toc

    toc

    Viruses come and cause harm, some little and some high and then dry down. Just like Sars1, Swine Flu etc. Covid will be the same but might take its time given it is very infectious 10-20x more than common flu.

    Do not see us wearing PPE all the time but sure do things like masks when outside. People in Japan have been doing so for many years now.

    What medical authorities both public and private need to do is find a good cure i.e. reverse the ARDS acute respiratory distress syndrome. Then when the next strain of virus hits, most will get away with minor cough and cold while those who develop ARDS like situation will get into hospital and get cured.

    Vaccine will not help longer term as new strain can hit forcing us into same cycle of mess that we are seeing these days.

    We cannot remove all the virus as that would totally kill our immune system. We get hit with lots of viruses and bacteria all the time and our immune system fights them off and in process keeps itself well practiced and battle hardened. Without such constant work load, the immune system will go lazy and probably ineffective.
     
    #11     Apr 20, 2020
  2. wrbtrader

    wrbtrader

    Some places already opening up their beaches...

    Others will soon allow some to go back to work.

    A vaccine (hopefully within a year or two) will bring everything back to "almost normal". Unfortunately, there's a minority of individuals out there that do not believe in vaccines. Thus, when there's a vaccine available...those minority of individuals will refuse to take a vaccine nor allow their children to be vaccinated.

    Simply, Covid-19 will always be around thanks to the idiotic minority that don't believe in vaccines but everything else will be "almost normal".

    Last of all, some governments did not shut down. Thus, they only recommended to their citizens to wash hands (at least 20 secs) and to social distance...that's it.

    wrbtrader
     
    #12     Apr 20, 2020
  3. When you have time please watch some areas in NYC where people do not follow the rules and how it became as a mess in the city.
    I’m in NJ and also it is very bad now, guess you did not get it in your place.
     
    #13     Apr 20, 2020
  4. wrbtrader

    wrbtrader

    I never said that. Not sure why you would think I said that.

    I stated the below...

    wrbtrader
     
    #14     Apr 20, 2020
  5. OK, I’m saying some places are mess and it should be double count before you let it open.
     
    #15     Apr 20, 2020
  6. Yes, it will. Beside I’m making points, it will be more remote business, sales, entertainments I guess, you agree.
     
    #16     Apr 20, 2020
  7. wrbtrader

    wrbtrader

    Yeah, some places are a mess (NYC) and others are worst (e.g. Italy) and some had not shut down (e.g. Sweden).

    I've discussed all of such in message posts in other threads.

    My point, as stated elsewhere in other threads, there has never been a Pandemic where "everything goes back to normal"...some things will change and other things will continue as normal as if nothing happen.

    That's life about anything else when there's a sudden change involving tragic events (e.g. war) in one's life. Simply, some will be very happy with the new changes while others will react as if their rights have been taken away.

    Personally, I enjoy less crime, less pollution and I'm a trader...I already work from home. The biggest change in my life that was an immediate impact...kids are home from school...all day and their online homework is inadequate even though the school was already online capable years prior to Covid-19.

    Simply, I see a problem in the teachers themselves not prepare to educate online or most of them were not prepare. Yet, as I imply...people do in fact adapt. Thus, this time next year...schools will be better at educating online if such is still needed or another Pandemic occurs in the future and they will better to react.

    Wars last years...Pandemics usually several years itself. People will never be use to this stuff and should never get use to it. I've seen the toll from both (War and Pandemic)...personally experience each.

    The aftermath is ugly.

    wrbtrader
     
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    #17     Apr 20, 2020
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  8. Ayn Rand

    Ayn Rand

    Everyone is talking like we will find a vaccine and everything will be great again.

    What never comes out in the vaccinations debates and the current "when we find a vaccine" is that the current flu vaccine is only about 40-60 effective.

    How great is that?

    "February 20, 2020 – Today, CDC published new interim flu vaccine effectiveness (VE) estimates for the 2019-2020 flu season. So far this season, flu vaccines are reducing doctor’s visits for flu illness by almost half (45%). This is consistent with estimates of flu vaccine effectiveness (VE) from previous flu seasons that ranged 40%-60% when flu vaccine viruses were similar to circulating influenza viruses. Vaccination is providing substantial protection (VE = 55%) for children who have been particularly hard hit by flu this season. These estimates are available for viewing in a CDC Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) titled “Interim Estimates of 2019-20 Seasonal influenza Vaccine Effectiveness – United States, February 2020."
     
    #18     Apr 20, 2020
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  9. Thank you. Nobody saying that new vaccine is not going to be 100% solution. Does that mean new coming vaccine is not going to work for close to 100% population, that would make even more pessimistic vision of the future. Can you clear it out?
     
    #19     Apr 20, 2020
  10. Pekelo

    Pekelo

    Well, it is better to be optimist than a doomsayer. And we only had a pandemic like this in every 100 years, so that is not bad compared to how humanity is everywhere.

    Even without vaccine after the 3rd wave 80% of people will have it thus herd immunity will be a thing.

    And who knows, maybe people will have a healthier lifestyle like less fat, less smoking, less sugary food.
     
    #20     Apr 20, 2020