But my limit will be the end of the month.
If the economy (of any country) doesn't start to get back into motion by the beginning of May there's not going to be any economy left...
Coronavirus is weird, its spread and deadliness have varied wildly from place to place and both the medical establishment and governments have little idea of what's going on or what to do next...
My best guess (ignoring most mass media and following some people who seem to know what they're doing) places with widespread bcg (anti-turberculosis) vaccination (like Poland) have significantly lower spread and fatality rates... correlation isn't causation but it shouldn't be ignored either.
As far as I can tell, climate (certain temperature and humility margins), population genetics (there's a specific gene related to vitamin c that correlates with high risk) and medical system(like bcg vaccination) all seem to have significant influence on the course of this thing...
I think that the restrictions in Poland need to be (slowly and selectively) lifted, waiting for a vaccination is a dead end game. (especially since there's not much talk of fast tracking testing and production)