Well put, Jan.
When we come out of this if a few months (hopefully only a few), a large portion of the population will still be susceptible. I worry that new small outbreaks could spread rapidly, giving a so-called rebound. This behavior is not uncommon in dynamical system models such as the ones used for infectious diseases, and there is some evidence that real biological systems behave this way. Moreover, as Dr. Fauci (US NIH) said earlier this week, the pandemic will spread into the southern hemisphere, which is just entering its winter season, and from there it could easily reenter the northern hemisphere later this year or next where there will be lots of susceptible people, unless a vaccine can be discovered and delivered.
