If you notice the youngest children in the U.S. who die of it, the youngest one is about 9 and likely had the capacity for reproduction. This is why they are saying 10 to 19 year old children carry the virus as much as adults in South Korea. If you study children's capacity for reproduction the youngest ones (generally speaking capable) are 9 or 10 years of age around the world. (of course there are always exceptions to this rule).
But, thinking of coronavirus as something created by a culture or individual who wanted to specifically reduce the population of earth or of their country might be useful in figuring out all this sometime in the near or far future as to who or what caused this to happen.
Also, thinking of this as similar to polio or whooping cough or AIDS or measles which killed many children over the years might be useful too. Except in this case of coronavirus it is specifically designed to kill all humans capable of reproduction.
The main problem long term that I see is that this virus is tending to mutate into something resembling more the common cold which is very bad news for humans because this could be something that extincts the human race because think of a common cold that kills and kills and kills.
Already people are noticing in England that one is only immune a maximum of 3 months even after being in the hospital and almost dying of it which leads one to think that theoretically at least that people could get this about 4 times a year ongoing (theoretically). So, if it didn't kill them the first time it could theoretically kill the 2nd to 10th to 20th or more time they actually got it 10 or 20 years down the line.
So, unless you had a booster shot that was useful every 2 months you eventually likely would die of this coronavirus worldwide as it mutates eventually (if you are over 9 or 10 years old here on earth).
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