Thanks Manuel

Hi Mariana, thanks for your response! My nephew lives on Gran Canaria. So I know it is very very strict. Stay strong 🙏🏼

Hi Jay, love your approach with the tapdancing!

I love your point if view and as a matter of fact you might be totally right. Since it are the same governments + media that had been spreading the fear, they will lise face if they have to admit they were wrong. So than vaccinations can bring a great solution. Instead of having to admit that all those lockdowns did not help, they can make a point that lockdowns were necessary till the point of a vaccin. What do you think?

@@salsaventura Hi, 1) The good news - Vaccination may not be the 1st protection against the virus to come: Statistically, it seems that natural immunity develops for this virus. We simply don't see enough reports of people getting sick again. We should have already heard reports of people getting sick again in the hundreds of thousands, but we are only hearing rumors about maybe a few people that got sick again somewhere in the world, that's all? Every virus has some people that get reinfected, these are people with a deficient immune system, but for this virus to have so little reports of people getting sick again, that means that people DO develop immunity after recovering. This is *major,* as it means that herd immunity is already developing everywhere,. So herd immunity may protect us months before a vaccination. 2) The bad news - govt and media goals are not optimal: govt officials' are motivated by lowering their accountability. Say an official decides to cancel the lockdown but he was wrong - people will say he was irresponsible. However, say that official decides to keep the lockdown but was wrong - people will say he was careful. So for an official it's best to keep the lockdown, no matter if it's effective or not. Media's goal is rating, and fear gives you better headlines. It's not only that, since the common media consumers suffer from the lockdown, they really want to read information that tells them that the lockdown is important, and don't want to hear that the lockdown may do more damage than good. So govt and media are dependent on the public opinion, and not so much on the facts. Having said that, so many facts are for liberating the lockdown. Take a look at Belgium, their situation is horrible, much worse than in your country but they have a stricter lockdown, and not only that, but Belgium is also doing worse than Sweden which has minimal restrictions. The numbers no longer support a lockdown. Hopefully the population starts to get aware of that.