Here's another article, similar to the one I linked the other day, however this feels a tad more cock-eyed, and I think is more of an op-ed piece than anything, but I suppose it could, at least, give some people a sense of hope:
Though, IMHO, I doubt that we'll be back to normal within the next one to four months . . . after all, China's outbreak has been since November (most sources cite December, but further research turns up the earliest-known confirmed cases of COVID-19 was back in November), that was four months ago, and just when they were starting to relax and go back to their normal lives, their outbreak started all over again within the last week.
Like Any Del just mentioned, I think we all wish this would be over as soon as possible, but I think we're going to be in for a looong, uncomfortable ride . . . better hope you have a window seat and don't have to sit next to a sweaty fat guy.
The Four Possible Timelines for Life Returning to Normal
The coronavirus outbreak may last for a year or two, but some elements of pre-pandemic life will likely be won back in the meantime.
www.theatlantic.com
Though, IMHO, I doubt that we'll be back to normal within the next one to four months . . . after all, China's outbreak has been since November (most sources cite December, but further research turns up the earliest-known confirmed cases of COVID-19 was back in November), that was four months ago, and just when they were starting to relax and go back to their normal lives, their outbreak started all over again within the last week.
Like Any Del just mentioned, I think we all wish this would be over as soon as possible, but I think we're going to be in for a looong, uncomfortable ride . . . better hope you have a window seat and don't have to sit next to a sweaty fat guy.