I got to thinking even more:

 Here's my thought:

If we are presently here in the U.S. having 120,000 people testing positive every day now this means that every 10 days we get 1,200,000 people getting Covid (RIGHT NOW!)

And then we are moving to 1 million people a day getting Covid by January with Omicron?

That means that 10 times the amount of people now getting Covid will be getting Covid by Sometime January here in the U.S.

Also, when does the Omicron peak out? (if it does).

Is it so contagious that everyone cannot help but get a taste of it (live or die)within the next few months by April Say?

These are some really serious questions that we never had to really ask before because the variants we dealt with before caused slightly different problems.

So, we are going into a somewhat unknown problem as a country and as a world.

So, we might need to be prepared for almost anything  happening now. Shouldn't we?

Also, if we are getting 1,200,000 people getting Covid every 10 days that means that 30 days would be 3 times that or 3,600,000 people getting Covid every month right now.

That's an incredible amount of people testing positive every single month here in the U.S.!

Or you could take that out to 12 months which would be 43,200,000 people getting Covid.

But, if you move to 1 million people getting Covid every single day that works out to 365 million people in the U.S. getting Covid at the 1 million a day rate for a year.

So, I think the Doctors are right in that this next year every one in the U.S. and on Earth likely will be exposed to Omicron at that contagion rate ongoing during the next year or so.