[throwawaysaucez]

We are currently in a world-wide pandemic thar started due Covid-19. It first hit China hard in Jamuary. Once March came along, many first world countries started shelter in place orders. We are now living in a new normal of social distancing. Human interactions have temporary changed.

When will the pandemic end? How will things go back to normal?

I believe this can only end once a widely available vaccine is produced.  Even then , antivaxxer sentiments will most likrly cause the pandemic to lasts months longe than necessary. We stil have flare ups from time to time due to ignorance and laziness. ⁰

[borovicpoula]

It will never end because we became too scared

[Tascony]

Next year probably around March is my guess

[Tomek Tomek]

will not end

[Youngadex10]

Mid of next year

[Xpl0itU]

Probably in 2021 or 2022

[agastyareddy]

I thinks the world will be changed forever but we will go back to work soon... for now enjoying leaks

[jurryduty]

Definitely way past this fall and potentially spring? An optimistic time at this point is Fall 2021

[coolking88]

mid next year maybe

[ohlookmail]

hopefully tommrow =), when vaccine is out i guess

[beilzabob]

I think it will be like spanish flu will last 3-5 years because some wont listen cover up to help get rid of it

[c58bl]

maybe never

[Gojiita3020]

I think Covid is here to stay as long there is no vaccine and/or a long time immunity and if it is one day gone it wont be the last time we see a new illnes to find the way to a human host

[riqboy]

probably when a stable vaccine arrives then there is literally no reason to

[quikksks33]

hope it ends soon 2022 maybe

[mmaislifeanddea]

A lot of people are saying 2-3 years

[hehexdlul]

The pandemic in 1,5 years and then in 11 years we will be rid of this COVID-19 variant

[Jwolf4]

Next summer is my best guess. Who knows though

[Homameno]

I would say in about 1 more year

[theboondockman]

I really think in 2022, and social distance might be a long ways away before it truly goes away, such is the nature of communicable diseases, especially one that is hampered by the increasing need to politically divide the world.