In two weeks, we see where our healthcare system is as a result of pre-lockdown life. In two more weeks, we see the impact of lockdown. This is the information we need, especially with a dearth of testing. We needn't call this "jumping off a cliff."
IMO, if you're not talking about ICU surge capacity, you're likely missing the forest for the trees. It's understandable, but increasingly a distraction. The chief issue is healthcare overwhelm.
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these assumptions are a joke. SK w the best testing is showing a 1% fatality rate as a floor (another ~1% still critical) & the virus is novel so likely up to 6-70% of US would contract. Once HC capacity is exceeded, any add'l hospital demand (covid or otherwise) ends up in deathpic.twitter.com/k7B0ai27xc
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