What I want to argue is that 'lockdowns' can never be justified because any ostensible justification for them is *self-nullifying*, in the sense that it must necessarily invoke a context whose severity is such that the 'lockdown' would not help. But, I don't have the intelligence
It could be done but you'd need a better organized, higher trust society. Word out of Wuhan was that they would have a single person designated out of an apartment block to do shopping and such. Can then limit that person's contact, etc. It's possible but not for USG.
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Saying it ‘could be done’ in a fictional counterfactual is a circumlocutious way of saying it can’t be done. P.S. I do not believe and am unwilling to incorporate into my thinking any data or stories out of China at face value.
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