Some things you cannot predict by looking outside of your cave (whether it is a real cave or a manufactured one that you might have built yourself). Some things you have to get someone who tends to see things before they happen to tell you about.
For example, right now (I really hope I'm wrong about all this). But, what I presently see is about 100,000 to 300,000 Americans likely dying between September and October in a similar way to what happened between September and October of 1918 with the Spanish Flu pandemic. Then it was 100,000 people in the U.S. that died between September and the end of October of 1918. Will this happen again?
I'd say this is about a 50-50 chance at present. I won't give it 100% odds because what if a vaccine comes out and people beyond nurses and doctors start getting this vaccine? So, this is the main variable here, a vaccine.
With all the information that I have been able to get on coronavirus, it is behaving too much like the 1918 Pandemic not to be worried about this.
For example, if people weren't still dying (almost June now folks) at the rates they are dying around the world and knowing that the Sunlight kills coronavirus outside this is something to worry about. Because many places by September or October (especially more northern States it rains and is cloudy a lot by September and October.
So, though it might be sunny most of the year in places like California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, most other places this mostly isn't true. But, it is like this in Hawaii too usually except for a little rain every day usually.
So, it's possible that being in a sunnier state and spending more time outside rather than inside might reduce your chance of getting coronavirus too in one of these more sunny (usually) states, Especially between September of 2020 to about this time next year.
By God's Grace
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