2.9K opinions shared on Other topic. It won't. The flu never went away. It kills tens of thousands of people every year in the winter months, yet nobody ever freaked out and government never instituted any "emergency measures".
Statistically, covid never had a higher mortality rate than the flu. Yet people are more freaked out by covid than anything else in their lives because of a concerted propaganda campaign designed to create terror. In reality, the covid measures were NEVER about protecting people from illness.
Now that Sars-Covid-2 (Covid-19) has petered out and been replaced by more contagious but much less deadly variants, covid will be more like the common cold. It will be no big deal to those who do come down with it. And those who do will get much more robust immunity than from any vax. So omicron is actually a blessing. It posses almost no risk and will result in natural herd immunity.
People these day act like they've never been sick in their lives. Before, you would get a cold or flu and ride it out - drink fluids, get plenty of rest, have some soup. But now, someone gets a sniffle and runs to get tested for covid, as if testing positive for covid is worse than getting diagnosed with cancer. It's nonsensical.00 Reply
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349 opinions shared on Other topic. It’ll always be with us we will just have to not live in fear and not be idiots and not get vaxxed etc
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Np😌😌
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+1 yNot leave but it will become weaker. You know, even the bubonic plague which caused the black death is still around but rare... that was what my initial hope for covid was, but apparently covid will be more present, just that it will have the same risks the influenza after some time.
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For this novel coronavirus I meant
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Oh that's sad
Anonymous(18-24)+1 yI can't wait for it to be over 😩
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Me too😕
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1.5K opinions shared on Other topic. It's a derivative of SARS which has been around for a long time, covid like Sars is starting to morph into something different.
That is why there has never been a vaccine for Sars.
By the time they come up with one it has morphed into something different.
Look at covid, it is in its third variant.
What we are finding out is that even the people that have had the covid vaccine and booster are still getting covid.
We have multiple people out sick on our department.
One of our medics this is the second time both he and his wife have tested positive, she is a nurse, and another one has tested positive for the 4th time.
Those type of statistics are not ones that will be making headlines anytime soon.
The government is still pushing the first vaccine, yet it is becoming increasingly apparent that it is not very effective on the 2 new variants.00 ReplyIt will NEVER leave. See Chicken pox. We can like protect ourselves from vaccines of Chicken pox but it is still there and will stay forever. Corona will also stay forever. Just think that the cells of covid is sticked to all the parts of world and we don't even know exactly where it is sticked that we can kill it and remove it forever. It will stay.
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+1 yI don't think it will - it'll just be something we all get used to - like in my opinion because i haven't really experienced anyone close with COVID it doesn't even seem relevant anymore - idrc about it because it's not affecting me - it'll soon just lapse into the background.
10 ReplyUnfortunately I think it's here to stay permanently. It might (and hopefully does) become less severe in time, where it'll just be like the flu or cold, but I don't think it'll ever be permanently gone. Especially with people out there that refuse to get vaccinated.
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+1 yI don’t think it will. I think it’s going to be a part of our new normal since not everyone is doing their part to get rid of it
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Yes this sounds reasonable
5.3K opinions shared on Other topic. we are two years in so the science would suggest we have another five to go though hopefully we will find a way to deal with it sooner
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Yeah...
+1 yOf course I know some are really getting sick and dying of complications of covid but I tend to agree/think more that it's a power trip
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So u think it soon will be like the flue and stop mutating?
1.9K opinions shared on Other topic. It's going to be with us forever but it will gradually graduate disappear except for every winter when people get a common cold we're going to have coronavirus 3200 that's if we live that long we're already running out of Natural Resources farmers are tired of growing food won't have any fuel to haul them so you better start making electric trucks electric trains electric boats ships Gomez will make electric girlfriend what the hell Carrera go electric let's go Electric solar panel
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+1 yIt won't until we have the technology to cure all viruses, like the common cold or the flu. It's just with us now. It should become less deadly over time, though, and the new omicron variant seems to be bearing this out (although its just a single data point, it's still encouraging).
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+1 yNot for another few hundred million years, at the earliest; every mammal is vulnerable. It's here to stay. Fortunately, it's not much of threat- especially to someone of your age. If you're not already dying of something else, you have nothing to fear from it.
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+1 y@reallyyouagain In 2024
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Are you sure about it?
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No one is Sure, But I Guess So 🙄
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Oh hopefully
+1 yDo you think that diseases just magically disappear?
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Of course not but if we all just take the vaccine we will stop the pandemic
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That’s an oversimplification. Even if every single person in the world got vaccinated (which is never going to happen) the vaccine doesn’t make you immune to the virus. Only increases your resistance to it. Viruses also tend to mutate fairly quickly making them more resilient to already administered vaccinations. Look at the flu for example. You can go in and get your flu shot every year, and still get the flu. It’s just less likely to get it, and if you do it won’t hit you quite as hard.
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Yes this is sooo true I don't know what i was thinking when i asked that question... but i really wanted to hear people's opinions on it
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Listening to “people’s opinions” online is just as dangerous as listening to what the mainstream media has to say on the topic. I have spent years studying biology and am pretty damn far from being an expert on the topic. Most of the people on here seemingly never graduated high school.
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Hahha for real?
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Stick around for a while, you will see what I mean. GaG is a cesspool of ignorance, bigotry, and the Dunning Kruger effect.
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Oh it is when Someone thinks they are smart but isn't?
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Or rather that they think they know more about a given topic than they actually know.
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Hahhaha yeah sure
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I will watch it thanks
1.7K opinions shared on Other topic. It won't. The common cold is one of the most contagious and deadly viruses in history. It can kill monkeys and apes quickly. We evolved around it and it became sniffles for us. Natural selection will move us away from covid and the flu by humans outliving it.
00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Other topic. I don’t think it will ever completely go away, but I’m hoping it will be managed well enough that it’s not such a big deal sometime this year.
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+1 yNo, the media won't let it go, because it fits their narrative.
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U really think so?
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Yes I do. Or they will keep it alive as long as it helps the democrats.
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... So u don't believe it exists?
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Oh no, It exist.
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Ohhh i misunderstood what u said lol
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Well.. I think that people just have to get the vaccine and everything will be fine... as long as it won't mutate again🙄🙄
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It likely will mutate again.
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I am sick of this virus really..
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We are all my friend.
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Yes that's for sure
+1 yIt never will leave us, but it will be weak like influenza
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I hope so
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+1 yNever. Once a virus, illness, etc. comes into existence it stays. We just learn how to better deal with it as time progresses.
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+1 yNever, the SARS2 coronavirus that causes COVID will be with us for a long time, just like the common cold and the flu (which, by the way is another coronavirus). We need to get used to dealing with it.
00 Reply I'm with you, I hate this virus too. Tbh, I think that it's here to stay, but will eventually end up being like the Flu where it's still out and about, but not as contagious or life threatening as it once was. That's my take on the situation.
00 ReplyMaybe once Mark Zuckerberg realizes that Facebook Megaverse is not a good idea, he'll let us out of the house
10 Reply2.4K opinions shared on Other topic. By summer I suspect our treatments and vaccines will be enough that caution beyond what is practiced for other illnesses will no longer be a necessity.
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Well, right now its just the unvaccinated holding everything back. And I suspect this winter either the weakest among then will all die off, making less severe cases by spring naturally, or treatments will be good enough to keep them out of the hospital. That is, ultimately, the concern: we must avoid filling hospitals to capacity. Because once we start rationing care stuff, and people, start breaking down.
But even now, by the numbers, despite about double the cases as last winter, we actually have less hospitalizations. The vaccines and treatments are working. In my nonmedical opinion, going strictly by these numbers, it is over. We need only to "stick the landing.
+1 yim tired... the world seems like it will never get better : (
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Yeah that literally drain your energy
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+1 yonce it mutates enough, then we will live with it like colds and the flu
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Yeah i hope it will just stop mutating🥴
+1 yWhen people start treating it as a plague or a fire or murder case aka seriously.
10 ReplyNever. It's the most powerful world wide tool to steer the public, government and the economy in the directions that the elite want. Like elon musk with tesla on Twitter, but much much bigger.
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+1 yIt never will. It’s here to stay forever. Especially since the vaccines are non-sterilizing. I’m convinced these new variants are developing in vaccinated people.
00 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Other topic. What virus? I don't know anyone who genuinely had it. Aside from the many who went to paid off doctors. To me it doesn't even exist.
00 Reply504 opinions shared on Other topic. It'll never fully go away, just as influenza hasn't gone away even a century after it showed up.
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+1 yIt is simply NOT in the nature of viruses to "LEAVE".
They mutate, they restructure, they do just about every bring EXCEPT leave us - especially forever.00 Reply - 9.3K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 ynever. it has always been around and it always will. just like the flu. we're better off, not fuzzing so much about it. cause that fucks our society up more than the virus does.
00 Reply 1K opinions shared on Other topic. It will be here for a while, maybe turn out to be like the flu and a yearly thing...
10 ReplyIt will probably be a year or 2 before it stops being a pandemic
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+1 yIt gets old, but I keep having employees get it and they are vaccinated. It is causing a lot of issues in my field of work
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+1 yI'd say probably not for a few more years yet there's still more to take place.
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+1 yAs soon as everyone starts taking the stuff that prevents and cures it; HCQ, zinc, vitamin D.
00 Reply About 2 years people will have mostly forgotten about it
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U think so?
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It’s a guess, but I’m personally surprised how bad it got globally and how long it’s stayed. But people tend to have short memories and it only takes a good few years to get past major incidents. Everyone will have their own personal timeframes of memory, but life’s too short to worry forever about death and disease.
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Yeah i agree
+1 yi think it's going to be around for a while. Unfortunately, new strains being found almost constantly
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+1 yIt won't. Too many unvaccinated people and variants that resist vaccines.
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+1 yIt will never leave us forever. So start getting over the situation and living your life normally.
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+1 yI think it is here to stay but will be controlled with vaccines and medication.
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+1 yIt will not leave. The cold never left
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Yeah sure
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Yes when they lock up Fauci up he is teamed up with China
Spreading this man made virus to keep TRUMP OUT OF OFFICE10 Replywhen everyone realizes that this virus is not that dangerous, in terms of percentage mortality
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yThe problem isn't the virus but our governments response to it.
00 Replynever it here for good now.
10 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Other topic. It will never ever never ever leave!
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yYou are casually prettier than any bombshell actress or singer.
00 Reply10.3K opinions shared on Other topic. Probably in a few years
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+1 yI'm trying to be optimistic...
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+1 yRight around when the flu does
00 Reply2.8K opinions shared on Other topic. When has the flu ever left?
00 Reply1K opinions shared on Other topic. it will never leave, only mutate
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+1 yHopefully it leaves this year.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yIt seems never ending, perpetual.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yThank you China! It’s here forever
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yI don't think it will
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+1 yIts here to stay
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