That’s the question, Cletus.I think it will very interesting what happens here this month of February, do we see hospitalizations (what do cases mean right now with so many at home tests) go below their historical low points as the amount of natural immunity out there is so much higher. It is also going to take until end of February until we start to see marked decrease in daily fatality so even though cases and hospitalizations will be way down, we will still hear the talking heads just pivot to 'But we still have thousands of people dying every day' as a way to continue to push the narrative.
although I do see more people now shedding masks and talking about getting back to normal, the huge Omicron spike is still fresh in people's minds. It is going to take a month before the numbers are down, people start to remove their masks in higher numbers, people don't know friends/family/co-workers who are getting Covid, etc...I am hoping that what we are seeing now with some people being down with the pandemic just grows in February into March as the numbers continue to go down.
How many people have almost full natural immunity?
If our awesome government wasn’t shit, we’d have a weekly seroprevalence stat published.
It would take a sample size of maybe a thousand from blood donors to know with reasonable certainty.
Then we could see when we are going to be done.