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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well I tried to make this question the same as last time. But you're right that there are many gradations of social distancing.
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depends? might be able to allow small gatherings sooner. something like a huge sporting event? gah. I voted 3-4 quarters
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Nationally or regionally?
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Early results, but, wow...
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Until we get ahead of it. Shelter-in-place buys time, but ultimately we need to reframe around being proactive, not reactive. That means huge quantities of testing, and most likely a centralized ML tool to understand patterns. Then we can be testing/tracing prior to symptoms.
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Currently it’s very difficult to put a time on that because the US is so behind on ramping up. Not before May, IMO. California is a scary opponent when cornered. I believe the state will scale up rapidly, and in the best case might be able to go offensive in May.
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I'm on the short end because I worry we'll fail to implement such measures well enough to fully suppress it, and Fox News will tell Trump that social distancing is doing no good and killing the economy.
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