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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dausuul" data-source="post: 9407368" data-attributes="member: 58197">For most people, probably not. We have reached a steady state with COVID, where there's little prospect of things changing in the foreseeable future, so any precautions folks are not willing to keep up indefinitely are apt to go by the wayside.That said: It is still significantly more dangerous than the flu (which is itself more dangerous than it gets credit for), and that really really sucks for immunocompromised people. I have a friend who has been forced into a life of permanent near-isolation because of this. Until and unless the doctors figure out how to get her immune system back to where it can do its job without also destroying her body, she may never be able to interact normally with society again.(I suppose the moral here is, "If somebody asks you to take precautions while around them, they may have good reasons, so please respect that and cooperate." I doubt a lot of people on this board would have a problem with that.)</blockquote>