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Interesting when the banks ever open again and you walk in wearing a mask!
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To avoid mutation, the virus needs to get through the population quickly. We might think we have been oh, so clever slowing this down, but fhe danger in doing so is that we may be laughing on the other side of our faces soon. Nature may well have the last laugh. But hopefully, not. |
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If anything the more it spreads the more it has a chance to mutate.....
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I'm pretty sure its chances of mutation are low, and random.
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If there ever was a significant mutation it's likely to make it weaker. A virus which is less likely to kill someone, less likely to make them seriously ill or even better less likely to even give bad symptoms is much more likely to spread than one which is more deadly. |
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You are, once again, under the false illusion that we simply open everything up and return to economic growth. This is far from true - fledgling businesses will not be sustainable where demand is suppressed by a deadly virus doing the rounds. Unemployment rises, more people decide to save for a rainy day in case they hit hard times due to the virus, the cycle continues. Household budget economics cannot save it’s way out of this one with more austerity. Quote:
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It's taken 4-5 months to get to antibody levels about 14% in the population. Getting to herd immunity levels o 60-80% means managing the flow for something in the region of 20 months. 20 months of less people going out, less tourism, more working from home - all of which increases unemployment from reduced demand in the economy. The fairytale is the idea we ease restrictions and everything returns no normal. It's flawed classical economics - "if you build it they will come". Demand needs to be stimulated from somewhere - during a pandemic the question is where from? |
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I doubt anything will get back to normal..People are already struggling financially and it's only going to get worse. It's not going to be a situation that we can spend our way out of.
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