PSA: statistics and models don't take into account a population's individual behaviors. So if a model says some things will be real bad if places re-open, & they ARE NOT THAT BAD when they do, it might not be the stats. It might be that good ppl out there are staying home still.
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Or it might be that bc we have no idea how this virus behaves in our specific places and we are using data based off of Wuhan/Italy trying to fit it to our population without accounting for individual altruistic behaviors and population demographics. Just saying.
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In conclusion, please don't think that when quarantine is lifted and cases don't get as bad as projected that we were overreacting. We were not. One life lost is one too many. Without precautionary measures, and without selfless people, we would have a higher body count.
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Replying to @Lani4Pasifika
someone on here said that an overreaction and a crisis averted are indistinguishable... and man that really stuck with me.
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Yes! You just cannot tell how close we got to a good outcome or a bad outcome if only one of them happened. 
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