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<blockquote data-quote="zubenelgenubi" data-source="post: 4658638" data-attributes="member: 63706">Lots of factors. Cutting their own throats economically? Increased absolute humidity? Herd immunity? Fraudulent reporting? Lower population density? Better demographics? Just wait, something will change, that&#039;s out of the government&#039;s control, and they will flare up again.Why all the concern over containment? Everyone knew it would be impossible to contain. That&#039;s why we tried to flatten the curve, not stop it. If it was going to be contained, it would have needed to be done in China. After that, cat&#039;s out of the bag, no putting it back in. Death rates are way down. At this point it isn&#039;t even the flu, it&#039;s a seasonal cold, like its cousins. It&#039;s pretty foolish to waste so many resources on a virus that is only a significant threat to such a tiny portion of the population. Do you understand the law of diminishing returns? I&#039;ll wait while you Google it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zubenelgenubi, post: 4658638, member: 63706"] Lots of factors. Cutting their own throats economically? Increased absolute humidity? Herd immunity? Fraudulent reporting? Lower population density? Better demographics? Just wait, something will change, that's out of the government's control, and they will flare up again. Why all the concern over containment? Everyone knew it would be impossible to contain. That's why we tried to flatten the curve, not stop it. If it was going to be contained, it would have needed to be done in China. After that, cat's out of the bag, no putting it back in. Death rates are way down. At this point it isn't even the flu, it's a seasonal cold, like its cousins. It's pretty foolish to waste so many resources on a virus that is only a significant threat to such a tiny portion of the population. Do you understand the law of diminishing returns? I'll wait while you Google it. [/QUOTE]

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