The virus has an algorithmic behavior. And we still don't have enough info on how its mutating and adapting.
Its either "stay at home" and deprive the virus from a host.
Or "everyone come out and hug each other" so the virus will "run out" of mutations. Many will be affected though, and we will loose a high number of our population.
What do you think about the "running out mutations" method? Would it be practical? Do you think its possible?
Since politicians are worried about the economy etc.
*****If "making the virus run out of mutations" would actually work. Maybe NOT on humans, but if a large population of lab animals get infected, would the virus run out of mutations and will not be as infectious? *****
I did not intend to promote breaking the isolation. I myself am inside for 2 months now. Please read the question carefully:)
It depends on the development phase of the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus pandemic (causing Covid-19 disease), on the recommendations of central government and public healthcare institutions, on compliance with these principles and recommendations of pandemic and sanitary safety by citizens.
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Dariusz Prokopowicz
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This depends on the views of the public health workers and institutions with respect to the situation on ground. In most nations it might be economically and politically incorrect to have everyone stayed at home. However, in most cases having everyone coming out might be much more disastrous! It would be wise to prevent the immediate spread of the contagion but at the same time factor in the economic cost of any approach to be adopted.
Ramatu Ussif
Sule Akkoyunlu Stephen Taiwo Onifade Sunny Chi Lik Au Dariusz Prokopowicz Thank you all.***However, my question was that if "making the virus run out of mutations" would actually work. Maybe NOT on humans, but if a large population of lab animals get infected, would the virus run out of mutations and will not be as infectious?
I did not intend to promote breaking the isolation. I myself am inside for 2 months now. Please read the question carefully:)
We have learned some fundamental information about the SARS-CoV-2 which is not sufficient to protect us from the virus because it' s yet in pandemic. So stay at home is a logical decision. Please follow the instructions provided by World Health Organization (WHO) along with avoiding all the lock down region, if it is necessary to stay out from home. Make sure your and your near and dear ones social distancing which is particularly required to overcome this disastrous crisis.
Nusrat Jahan Sathi
Thank you for your response. Yes that is what we are doing, staying home for 2 months now.
***However, my question was that if "making the virus run out of mutations" would actually work. Maybe NOT on humans, but if a large population of lab animals get infected, would the virus run out of mutations and will not be as infectious?****
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