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But it is over. It's never going away just like Influenza and all kinds of other shit.
The pandemic is still ongoing. The US literally just had the second biggest wave of infections since 2019 this past week. It's estimated that there were 2 million new cases on Jan 11th alone. The only reason it seems over is because they won't let people test for it/keep track of case numbers and because the vaccines were effective against the new variants, which have been more infectious and more dangerous than the 2019 strain was.
You're right that it's never going away, but that doesn't mean that it's less dangerous than it was 3 years ago.
https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2024-01-04/covid-2024-flu-virus-vaccine
https://donotpanic.substack.com/p/four-years-later-two-million-infections?publication_id=1402572&post_id=140312819&isFreemail=true&r=1oiwuv
I didn't say it was gone. Just like the housing "crisis" and the death of the American Dream. Covid-19 is now just another fact of life now. It has become endemic to the world.
So long as humans exist - so too will Covid-19 alongside every other flu/virus/bacteria that has ever plagued us.