5 ms·

Why risk your life and the lives of others to go watch a movie? Not essential and therefore very questionable.

• standardUser 6y ago
  I think it's important to remember that the goal is not to reduce the transmission rate to zero. The goal is to make sure people don't die unnecessarily due to overwhelmed healthcare systems. So far, it seems the physically distancing efforts in many states and countries have been sufficient to bring the transmission rate down to manageable levels, even though these efforts are imperfect and come with many loopholes. Denmark, Austria and Czechia are all about to end their lockdowns and start reopening parts of their economies. They may be good test cases for how loose restrictions can get without having the transmission rate rise too high. But make no mistake, more people will get the virus and more people will die, which is currently the only way forward we have.
• sergiotapia 6y ago
  Good bot.
• detaro 6y ago
  With a blanket rule like that you shouldn't do anything ever. What risk do you think isn't addressed properly here?
  • 3stripe 6y ago
    Hmmm let's see — restrooms, people sitting outside (like the kids in the photo) or passing close to each other, even cars parked closer than 2m together with the window open. I'm sure there are more. (Edit: I'm not saying that any of these are highly likely, but I do think it's impossible to rule them out).