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You blame the shelter-in-place order which actually improves over an uncoordinated economic shutdown that the epidemic is fully capable of generating on its own
by fspeech 6y ago
You blame the shelter-in-place order which actually improves over an uncoordinated economic shutdown that the epidemic is fully capable of generating on its own.
You can't separate the effect of the shelter-in-place order from that of the viral epidemic. With a raging outbreak, even without a shelter-in-place order people will still not go to most businesses. You could have the same economic downturn without the benefit of a shelter-in-place order where people's actions are more coordinated. And this is without accounting for the cost of a possible social breakdown if enough people panic about not having fair access to healthcare when the hospitals are overwhelmed.
If we could coordinate a perfect shelter-in-place the outbreak would have been gone by now. If people don't cooperate with each other we will have a much prolonged outbreak.
- thepope 6y agohmm, I'm OP and you might have a good point there. I will think about that. I'm not saying you are right ...lol btw i dont know why literally every single fucking thing i say on the internet no matter what always gets downvoted even when im talking about a neutral subject and being positive but where was i? oh yeah, I'm not saying your right but at first thought I think you are making a good point.
- afiori 6y agoregarding the downvotes I can share an opinion based on similar experiences: in my case it often was about not being thoughtful in choosing what to say. Or in another perspective think about whether your comment is what you feel like saying or whether it is something that contributes to the discussion.