[late]

Just wait, you don't have to do a thing.

[Potemkin]

Of course there will. We’ve had about a century of relatively good times because of antibiotics, but that window is now closing. Unless we come up with something new, then we are going to go back to the way things were before the 20th century. Bacteriophage viruses look promising, but it’s early days yet. Most people think of viruses as being a bad thing, but in fact the only thing preventing bacteria from killing pretty much every macroscopic living organism on the planet in a matter of months is the fact that bacteriophage viruses in the oceans kill an enormous biomass of bacteria - most of the bacteria in the oceans in fact - every single day. Bacteriophage viruses are the most successful predators on the planet. And, luckily, they’re on our side….