The analogy is imperfect, but it's imperfect in both directions - we don't have to make 300k planes and fight Nazis, we "just" have to produce a bunch of vaccine and some freezers.
It should be substantially less difficult than winning WWII, which again - we were capable of scaling up industrially to accomplish.
> this is only observed during the initial spread before herd immunity kicks in
When will that be? NYC's new spike is demonstrating even their enormous outbreak didn't generate enough of it.
The US has the manufacturing capacity for ships and planes before WW II. Do we have any factories left making refrigerators? Or are we just going to have to order them from China?
It should be substantially less difficult than winning WWII, which again - we were capable of scaling up industrially to accomplish.
> this is only observed during the initial spread before herd immunity kicks in
When will that be? NYC's new spike is demonstrating even their enormous outbreak didn't generate enough of it.