Very true. But once people get to work, for those who are still at work these days, the risk of infection is higher. This is Trump's dilemma -- if he supports people returning to work and the virus stops spreading, he wins. But if the virus starts up again, he loses.
You may have even asked the question before. When will it be considered safe to get the workforce back to work?
Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
10 weeks to 18 months? Safe is an ambiguous term. Even with an effective vaccine, there will be people who will refuse to take it like the MMR fanatics and this will kill 60,000 a year just like the flu that we already have a vaccine for.
I have the feeling that "feeling safe" won't be returning any time soon but the need to work and socialize will return with "feeling unsafe" baked in from now on.
Have we seen the end to the custom of shaking hands? I'm personally done with it, never much cared for it to begin with and now I have a good excuse.