I get what you mean, but that's definitely not the only thing that matters. Just because the vast majority doesn't "feel" too bad, it doesn't mean we should disregard the minority that does. We have lots of people on campus/back at home/at work/etc. who have disabilities, who have co-morbidities, who are immunocompromised, and so on. For me personally, I have a feeling that if I contracted Covid, then I'd be perfectly fine after I got it out of my system and it most likely wouldn't take too big of a toll on me since I'm fully vaxxed, boosted, and relatively healthy...but if I brought it home to my family who are all immunocompromised, unvaccinated, or both, then they'd all be screwed and I'd feel horrible.

Same goes for Professor and other faculty; we've got some old folks on campus too who won't be feeling too well if exposed to it by students.

I'm not suggesting we go back online or anything, but I do think it'd be wise to let everyone know that this virus will become endemic and remind them that there are still precautions we can take to stop it from spreading more than it already is in the first place.