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> even without a legal order. If it remains linear in atlanta, would that be an argument for lifting legal order here in chicago ?
by dominotw 7y ago
> even without a legal order.
If it remains linear in atlanta, would that be an argument for lifting legal order here in chicago ?
- ceejayoz 7y agoMaybe. My concern would be the lagging nature of the indicator. If Georgians start loosening up on self-imposed restrictions after a week or two of being cautious, and case numbers lag by two weeks or so, we're talking about a month or more before we get warning signs that Georgia might wind up a "don't do this" case study. It is my hope that Georgia demonstrates "wear a mask and be careful" can work to stem the spread of the virus and we can all relax a bit. I don't know how likely that is.