Evaluating Ideologies of Coronacrisis-Related Self-Isolation and Frontiers Closing by SIR Compartmental Epidemiological Model

Soon after the beginning of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, controlled development of societies acquired almost all major characteristics of ideology. The creators of that ideology invented two primary ways of counteracting the spread of the novel coronavirus, “self-isolation” and frontiers closings. In our paper, we analyse the real, not imaginary effectiveness of both the ways, using SIR compartmental model. We demonstrate that, independently of ideology, a network evolutionary grown prevents the spread of the virus better than an instantly clustered network.