Like food services really shouldn’t need to shut down this comprehensively if you screen workers and diners with adequate screening/continuous surveillance. R0 shouldn’t really be an extensive aggregate measure of a social graph. You should be able to measure it local and live.
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Surveillance tech to estimate E(R0(node_id, t)). Heat map for the entire social graph with R0 as an intensive property. Manage the risk like you manage traffic with signals, not like border controls at chokepoints to entire region.
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Containment can follow hyperlocal smart bounding rather than coarse fortress-and-moat
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Interesting thought but our gov'ts and populations can barely manage 1-level!!!
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Can be public-private partnership
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testing has to be central to understand and tune the connectivity so, test test test first
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It’s brute force like dropping acid is brute force.
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Distancing seems more cultural than technological. Would smart bounding need to be surreptitious to avoid backlash? Or would cool tech help get buy-in?
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I'd have smartphones share relevant health indicators including travel at-risk regions and exposure to at-risk people via wifi or bluetooth. Could have a prompt that asks you how many people you'll be meeting/socializing with and have it warn you if it's missing data on anyone.
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