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    1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 17 Mar 2020

      So the plan is to just... everybody hide indoors until... what happens?

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    2. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯‏ @WilliamGrobman 17 Mar 2020
      Replying to @Aella_Girl

      Until we've all gotten it slowly enough to not overwhelm the medical system

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      Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 17 Mar 2020
      Replying to @WilliamGrobman

      So to slow the spread that it passes through the entire population over a longer period of time? But projections I've seen said this would likely take like... ten years or something.

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        1. Christopher Schmidt‏ @crschmidt 17 Mar 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl @WilliamGrobman

          Correct. Hopefully we can vaccinate against this, otherwise it's not gonna be good.

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        2. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯‏ @WilliamGrobman 17 Mar 2020
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          I think the level of social distancing we're doing won't even be enough to save the medical system. We can also increase capacity by buying time or decrease demand with anti-virals and a vaccine.

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        3. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯‏ @WilliamGrobman 17 Mar 2020
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          By buying time to produce more hospitals, ventilators, face masks, sanitizer, etc

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        1. Joel C.  🌹‏ @morbidtaint 17 Mar 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl @WilliamGrobman

          Italy is saying it might have to forgo treating 80yo + patients because their Healthcare system is so overwhelmed. Maybe just just chill at home and give them time to create a vaccine and get it out there.

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        2. Michael Van Veen‏ @deconstructized 17 Mar 2020
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          no the ten years I think was estimates of how much time you'd need to literally "flatten the curve" to where we'd be OK. there's a (more near) point at which the cases begin to diminish / day rather than increase / day, which would start (over)taxing the system less

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        3. Michael Van Veen‏ @deconstructized 17 Mar 2020
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          by "be OK" in above statement I meant "would be completely at or under healthcare capacity" sorry if that was confusing.

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        2. Ryan Daut‏ @rcdaut 17 Mar 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl @WilliamGrobman

          It's not just flattening curve, but riding initial wave. We will be better at dealing with subsequent waves -- test+isolate, trace to others, test+isolate them, etc. First wave caught us unprepared, followups we can hopefully handle like Singapore til herd immunity or vaccine.

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        3. Bryan Pellegrino‏ @PrimordialAA 17 Mar 2020
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          Yup very much this, well understand the strains more, have better understanding of how to combat it, vaccine eventually, systems more prepared, better systems in place for early detection and prevention (see Singapore, HK, Israel, China atm w/temp cameras)

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        1. A.Ron Hubbard  🥾 ⛵ 🏕️‏ @ARonHubbardBM 17 Mar 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl @WilliamGrobman

          The theory is to social distance for several weeks to stop the spread enough that testing can catch up then adopt the S. Korean model and resume most social life/biz until we get a vaccine or effective treatment. If testing doesn't catch up then economy tanks &/or millions die.

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        1. alth0u  🤸‏ @alth0u 17 Mar 2020
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          Link those projections? The most pessimistic I've seen is 6-8 months.

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