But the better we do, the sooner the crisis will be over. Sure, there will be a drawn-out painful phase of figuring out how to reboot the economy while maintai

But the better we do, the sooner the crisis will be over. Sure, there will be a drawn-out painful phase of figuring out how to reboot the economy while maintaining social distancing, but it will be much less painful for most people if they don't personally know someone who died. (I said "for most people" because apparently some commenters here think it's fine for people to die as long as they are old.) In South Korea, people have already shifted to complaining that the government didn't prepare well for online school curricula, because that's what people are worried about now. Their children's education.