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I'm overly simplifying, but I don't understand the fuss. The incubation is ~14 days. So if _everyone_ can act together, stay at home for 2-3 weeks, then it'll
by wiradikusuma 7y ago
I'm overly simplifying, but I don't understand the fuss.
The incubation is ~14 days. So if _everyone_ can act together, stay at home for 2-3 weeks, then it'll all be over and we can get on with our lives, right?
For those who don't want to follow (the deviants): force them to sign agreement, "If COVID-19 happens to me, that's solely my problem." and let them do whatever freedom they want, as long as they're not near non-deviants.
This is similar with smokers. In many countries, smoking is still allowed in designated areas: closed room where all smokers smoke. You think smoking is okay? Fine, do it with the rest of you, but don't inflict damage to non-smokers.
Sorry for the rant, but I'm perplexed by the selfishness. You want it your way? Go ahead, but don't risk others.
- baggy_trough 7y agoThat’s not the case because households have an average size > 1.
- downerending 7y agoNo, no group of ordinary humans can all act together at the same time, with discipline. Occasionally this works in the military or something, but they're heavily trained. Plus, the problem with "deviants" as you put it, is that if they don't "conform", they can infect a lot of other non-deviants. The problem is a complex one, for sure.