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I can't say that I've followed what's going on in Belgium but I think that at the moment that's probably the wise thing to do. It sucks but even starting a lock
by samvher 7y ago
I can't say that I've followed what's going on in Belgium but I think that at the moment that's probably the wise thing to do. It sucks but even starting a lockdown right now the number of cases in ICU is likely to grow by more than 10 times over the next 2 weeks or so.
It would be great if we could count on personal responsibility - in theory we should be able to go out and bike/hike without interacting with any people and avoid total imprisonment that way. But it doesn't look like that's working, people are still gathering and socializing quite a lot. Most people are just not aware of the urgency and don't fear for their own health, thereby discounting other people's health. Even this lack of personal fear is probably unjustified by now - by the time they'll get sick the hospital system will be overwhelmed.
- johnchristopher 7y ago> Most people are just not aware of the urgency and don't fear for their own health, thereby discounting other people's health. Even this lack of personal fear is probably unjustified by now - by the time they'll get sick the hospital system will be overwhelmed. This is really problematic. It looks like outliers know-it-all could be ruining it for the rest of us. I wonder if governments could use a heavy hammer and broadcast 24/24 (or at random) footages from Italian hospitals.