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We should not look at such closure orders as a sign of the end times. These are *positive* developments. It means there are adults in charge willing to take appropriate measures that will be effective at slowing down the spread of the virus.https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/1238193388790243328 …
The US should take similar action right now. Note that the Europe travel ban does not qualify as an appropriately ambitious measure; it will be entirely ineffective. It amounts to political pandering.
Close the schools, ban all gatherings, order anyone who can to work from home.
When you're dealing with exponential day-by-day growth, proportionate measures are the ones that sound radical and over the top today.
There’s good reasons not to from unintended consequences. See rationale from UK chief med officer and press conferences today. It’s not just direction of response but scale and timing that matters
1/1 A travel ban is the most effective way of preventing the spread of a virus from country to country. Instead of training computers to play chess it might be helpful to train them to play games like Plague inc with the object being to prevent the spread of a disease...
2/1 If we can keep political bias out of the data it might become evident that globalism is a real threat to the world in so many ways and not nationalist at all. Political correctness is an extreme overgeneralisation of racism just as racism is in itself and it is both
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