> In dense cities like NY, I would say at least 20% of the city is infected right now. Workers. People on the street. The subway is disgusting, there is at least one infected person per carriage coughing over everyone and refusing to wear a mask. You walk around and hear that infected lung with light mucus cough. It’s everywhere.

If you are to insult people's intelligence then don't use your own germophobic anecdotal perception of the world as a credible epidemiological source.

> Unless we get proper proper sterilizing vaccines, the world is going to be in a cycle of getting sick from it every few months.

I get it that you're not familiar with most respiratory viruses.

> I am tired of the selfishness of people having an attitude that it’s not a big deal.

Imposing a medical procedure for your own safety is also a form of selfishness that lead to abuse in the recent past (see Jacobson v. Massachusetts and how it lead to Buck v. Bell)

> There is no long lasting natural resistance. We need new tech and widespread adoption.

Coronaviruses are know to change very quickly and this is why they escape immunity. Tech is not magic and won't change that fact of life. A universal coronavirus vaccine is a pipe dream.