Take that **** to a MAGA rally man. Seriously, you're a physician, you can't possibly think that COVID is the 'same as a cold'. You are 100% entitled to your own bellicose Libertarian belief system, but the entire premise of this thread is a thinly-veiled political statement masquerading as a scientific discussion. I agree that for most people the clinical consequences of COVID are mild/moderate, but some people will get significantly ill. Your N=1, anecdotal experience of deliberately choosing to not utilize PPE, getting COVID and not getting sick/intubated/dying is great, but it hardly compels the conclusion that a) COVID is not a serious public health threat and b) high rates of infection among healthcare workers is fait accompli. Moreover, several of the assumptions you've made is this thread are entirely speculative and you use them as fact to bolster this anti-lockdown rhetoric. No one knows how many actual COVID cases are occurring in a given population. Is it 3x confirmed cases, 10x? We don't know. We don't know if people who have asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic infection generate neutralizing antibodies. You posit that most of the population writ large, and particularly healthcare workers, are going to get infected and therefore a vaccine is unlikely to be helpful, but you have no substantive basis for these claims.
In the meantime, I'll continue to wear my PPE in the (possibly futile) hope that I can avoid getting COVID and spreading it to my loved ones, my coworkers, or random people I interact with throughout the day. You can continue to mock people like me for being paranoid. But I don't think your arguments are provocative -- they're the kind of pseudo-science I'd expect to read in my Facebook news feeds, not on a forum of physicians embroiled in a pandemic.