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perhaps what you are missing is that even lesser measures could have massive impacts, - do we need to take the temperature of everyone at each hour? almost cer
by glofish 7y ago
perhaps what you are missing is that even lesser measures could have massive impacts,
- do we need to take the temperature of everyone at each hour? almost certainly not. Should you be reporting in from every location? almost certainly not. Should we be treating each other as bioweapons all in the name of "safety"? absolutely not.
- is it good if mobility is reduced? almost certainly it has a massive effect.
I think the right course of action is to give all these measures some time to work. Let's stop adding yet another measure and keep making the ones that exist better.
Epidemiologists need to chill out a bit and stop treating a society as a mathematical model or molecules bouncing around in a container.
- simias 7y agoModeling the spread of a virus is insanely complex and all existing models are certainly flawed one way or the other but doing nothing and just see what happens doesn't seem very rational to me. As more data comes in, models improves and we can adjust the response.
- glofish 7y agoI did not advocate "doing nothing" instead I said let's see what the current measures are doing.