But if you get infected it would be nice if you don't become an "spreader" to others, right?
Who said I didn't get infected, and cured, already without even knowing it? Just like with influenza many people are carriers, out of those many a few get sick and even fewer of them suffer severe symptoms and may even die. Should we all wear muzzles on our faces and keep a 2 meter distance from each other for the rest of our lives because of that?
Another question, this time about the miraculous vaccine: how come we didn't get rid of Influenza yet? Because a common flu virus is mutating and the vaccination only last for one season.
Coronavirus is slowly mutating* as well. Imagine keeping the masses in fear by mass media and politicians and then selling them a vaccines - and concessions - for every season (basically on a subscription basis). Or, once we reach a certain fear threshold in the society, even making it mandatory and forcing everyone to take it for
the greater good.
A golden business opportunity and a
perfect social order at the same time.
Sounds impossible? For a persona born and raised in DDR no dystopian scenario should sound impossible :-)
sciencenews.org/article/coronavirus-covid19-mutations-strains-variants