/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11564950
ok this is epic

can you elaborate on your idea?

>>11535956
That's only for now though. The science so far suggests that the virus can't actually be killed by your immune system. It's like HIV, it stays with you for life.

https://time.com/5810454/coronavirus-immunity-reinfection/

So what ends up happening is that everyone who has it stays in a perpetual state of low grade illness. As long as you do everything perfectly, the virus lays weak, as your immune system is perpetually fighting against it. If you go a night without sleep, or run a bit too fast, or any other sort of stress/exertion, your immune system weakens, the virus comes back, and you go through the ordeal all over again.

So it'll end up killing far more than now, as it's basically a war of attrition with your immune system. Also keep in mind that people right now are literally staying at home doing nothing, it'll get much worse when they're forced to go back to work, do physical labor, drive, stay up all night, etc.