You are 100% wrong.
The replication of the virus will become infinite. The chance that the virus will mutate after a billion failed attempts will create a new virus that can spread from humans to birds fro example.
No. Replication is finite, either on death of the host or prevention of transmission.
Wrong, replication is infinite due to the ability of the virus to mutate and jump too a new species, such as a bird or dog.
No. Those not getting treated will be infectious but will only spread the disease if and when limits to transmission, including isolation and improved hygiene, fail. There are probabilities involved here but no absolutes. That includes the current estimate for world population being 7.8 billion people ie close enough but not absolute.
Wrong, the virus has been shown to remain hidden in a person who has recovered who then becomes a carrier without even knowing.
No. There is certainly a definite risk that uptake of inoculations would not be 100%. This can already be seen via ideological resistance to inoculations such as for polio in areas of Nigeria. However, inoculations elsewhere (as and when a suitable vaccine is developed) will by definition reduce global spread. Although, how efficacious any vaccine turns out to be is as yet unknown.
Wrong, we are not talking about polio.
No. It is not. Yes, the risk of transmission through asymptomatic carriers will persist but the probability of spread is not 100%, even for a highly infectious agent. Especially given your personal attention to hygiene and social distancing.
Wrong, without any vaccine the transmission of the virus through asymptomatic carriers will result in a 100% spread of the virus to all humans, save those who humans who live on secluded islands and do not have any contact with the rest of the world.
Due to shortages in masks for health care workers, the virus will infect more people causing even more asymptomatic transmission to take place. Because health care workers are being given first choice in masks, the number of infected will go up exponentially as a result.
Based on current death rates, the IHME is forecasting the COVID-19 daily death toll in the U.S. to spike at 95 in Ohio on April 15, with a total of 2,733 Ohioans losing their lives to COVID-19 by Aug. 4. Ohio is expected to finally record no COVID-19 deaths for the day on June 30.
Two days ago - Nationwide, IHME is predicting 2,341 will die at the height of the pandemic on April 14, with the daily death toll finally dropping below 100 on June 12. By Aug. 4, an estimated 81,114 people in the U.S. will have died from COVID-19, if the IHME’s predictions hold true.
3,807 deaths have already taken place, 1,466 more than were expected at the peak on April 14. The figures for the peak death rate will be somewhere in the 100,000 to 125,000 range. That is if there is going to be a peak.
Unlike China there are factors that haven’t been included, for example the fact that there over 11 million illegal and undocumented workers in the U.S. that will contribute more deaths to the tally as a result of being infected and not getting treated or being infected and purposely spreading the virus to other people. Unlike China the U.S. is a free society that has hard headed people in the country that think they won’t get infected or that they know that they only have a slight cold and don’t get infected. By a lucky chance these types of people will be asymptomatic and further spread the virus.
If 50,000 illegals are infected that will continue to spread the virus exponentially. 50,000 illegals that are not able to be tracked and are very apt at remaining hidden from society.
Until there is a vaccine, there won’t be any peak in the virus spreading itself.
But all it takes is one infected person to start it all over again…just one.