In this case, the evidence indicates a really good way to go - test and trace similar to Germany/S Korea - but the practicalities of extremely low buy-in to government intervention make this unlikely/impossible
But the feedback loop required buy-in. All of these measures require both the govt to put them in place and people to use them to be effective. If there's no support for govt-run testing stations, or if no one turns up, the measure is less effective and the loop breaks
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Sure, but there's a big difference between the basic idea of social distancing and the amount required to really get on top of the pandemic
End of conversation
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