Gabriel
Well-Known Member
I agree, though I think there should be a bit more push back in the media on the scientists/advisors/politicians in regards to why they appear to be cherry picking information from South Africa.It’s all a game of risk assessment. The worst case scenario is Omicron mutating and being contagious ++ and more severe than it is.
Best case is that it’s now akin to a common cold and acts as a natural vaccine and kills off Covid 19 as a threat.
The reality will probably be somewhere in between.
Assuming that it doesn’t become the Armageddon feared, I suspect society will either come to a shuddering halt early next week, at which point the government will either have to do another U-turn or put the country into hibernation, or, in the first week of January, with a new year ahead and a sense of resolution, the general public will have decided that the symptoms are more ‘cold-like’ than death-like’ and demand an immediate return to normalcy.
Should be an interesting few weeks.