I understand your concern. Truth is, if this is the case, it will effect 20% of the population. If that. Maybe even 15%. Now that is a big number, and by no means am I discounting those of us who fall in that category. You must make sure you calculate the confirmed positive, the presumed positive who cant get a test due to not meeting requirements. The asymptomatic and also people who had a day or two of mild symptoms and do not think they had it. That would make up 80-85% of the population. It may force you to find a new job that caters to your new future. But, by no means does it mean you will not be able to work somewhere doing something. Especially remote style work. This is also another reason why you always have to learn and adapt. Its the way of the world. Even 80 year olds adapted to smart phones. So, in my opinion, this is a valid point. But it also is a reminder to those of us who have felt comfortable with their one skill.