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The article is basically saying "we're going to be fine if we continue implementing extreme social distancing measures". In other words, if we stop panicking,
by smallgovt 7y ago
The article is basically saying "we're going to be fine if we continue implementing extreme social distancing measures".
In other words, if we stop panicking, and big hotspots don't implement extreme social distancing measures, we won't be fine.
A certain level of panic is required to enforce efficacy of these social distance programs, so it seems dangerous to spread this message less people begin to act out of self interest.
- manicdee 7y agoNo amount of panic is useful, not ever. A certain level of taking life and death situations seriously and doing the next right thing towards controlling the situation is required, from everybody. cf Anna, “The Next Right Thing” Frozen 2 https://youtu.be/p5B_EhxqAJo https://youtu.be/p5B_EhxqAJo Panic = people dying needlessly