Asking this question again 3 weeks later: How long do you think widespread social distancing measures will be used to reduce COVID-19's impact on public health systems?
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Asking this question again 3 weeks later: How long do you think widespread social distancing measures will be used to reduce COVID-19's impact on public health systems?
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I guess I should ask this question again: How long do you think widespread social distancing measures will be used to reduce COVID-19's impact on public health systems?
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So long as capitalism exists...they won’t be enforced, simply “suggested”
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I don’t understand this comment. Are you suggesting we live in an authoritarian regime instead where our lack of movement is enforced?
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More than a year but only because things get really really bad first.
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Ignoring herd immunity (which will slow spread on the downslope), most people will have it within 3 months. (r0 is ~3, cases doubling every 3 days, or x1024 per month)
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People's votes here show just how conditioned people in the developed world are to expect crises to be nonexistent, easy, or short-lived
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As a first order assumption it’s reasonable to assume you are at an average location. If we have had 700 years without civilization-wrecking pandemic (well, from a “western” perspective) it’s reasonable to assume we aren’t starting one now.
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Agree; I'm hoping that we keep pulling back, distancing, canceling events in large groups until there is a free, fast, accessible "flu shot"-like vaccine everywhere, then some kind of roll-out to the public, then we ease back into daily life.
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